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Introduction
Revision | Summary of Changes in SEBF8401 |
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15 | Added a section to cover the 14M3 Motor Grader, included tables and Illustrations.
Separated table information to align with illustrations. Added section to address collar installation procedures. Combined illustrations 43 and 44 in to one illustration. Updated Boilerplate section. |
14 | Added 18M 3 sales model. |
13 | Corrected dimension. |
12 | Added two part numbers. |
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This Reuse and Salvage Guideline contains the necessary information to allow a dealer to establish a parts reusability program. Reuse and salvage information enables Caterpillar dealers and customers to benefit from cost reductions. Every effort has been made to provide the most current information that is known to Caterpillar. Continuing improvement and advancement of product design might have caused changes to your product which are not included in this publication. This Reuse and Salvage Guideline must be used with the latest technical information that is available from Caterpillar.
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Note: This document can be used for reuse and salvage procedures of the articulated joints and steering cylinder bores for Motor Grader used in mining applications.
Important Safety Information
Illustration 1 | g02139237 |
Work safely. Most accidents that involve product operation, maintenance, and repair are caused by failure to observe basic safety rules or precautions. An accident can often be avoided by recognizing potentially hazardous situations before an accident occurs. A person must be alert to potential hazards. This person should also have the necessary training, skills, and tools to perform these functions properly. Safety precautions and warnings are provided in this instruction and on the product. If these hazard warnings are not heeded, bodily injury or death could occur to you or to other persons. Caterpillar cannot anticipate every possible circumstance that might involve a potential hazard. Therefore, the warnings in this publication and the warnings that are on the product are not all inclusive. If a tool, a procedure, a work method, or operating technique that is not recommended by Caterpillar is used, ensure that it is safe for you and for other people to use. Ensure that the product will not be damaged or the product will not be made unsafe by the operation, lubrication, maintenance, or the repair procedures that are used.
Improper operation, lubrication, maintenance or repair of this product can be dangerous and could result in injury or death. Do not operate or perform any lubrication, maintenance or repair on this product, until you have read and understood the operation, lubrication, maintenance and repair information. |
Safety precautions and warnings are provided in this manual and on the product. If these hazard warnings are not heeded, bodily injury or death could occur to you or to other persons.
The hazards are identified by the “Safety Alert Symbol” which is followed by a “Signal Word” such as “DANGER”, “WARNING” or “CAUTION”. Refer to Illustration 2 for an example of a “WARNING” Safety Alert Symbol.
Illustration 2 | g00008666 |
This safety alert symbol means:
Pay Attention!
Become Alert!
Your safety is Involved.
The message that appears under the safety alert symbol explains the hazard.
Operations that may cause product damage are identified by "NOTICE" labels on the product and in this publication.
Caterpillar cannot anticipate every possible circumstance that might involve a potential hazard. The safety information in this document and the safety information on the machine are not all inclusive. Determine that the tools, procedures, work methods, and operating techniques are safe. Determine that the operation, lubrication, maintenance, and repair procedures will not damage the machine. Also, determine that the operation, lubrication, maintenance, and repair procedures will not make the machine unsafe.
The information, the specifications, and the illustrations that exist in this guideline are based on information which was available at the time of publication. The specifications, torques, pressures, measurements, adjustments, illustrations, and other items can change at any time. These changes can affect the service that is given to the product. Obtain the complete, most current information before you start any job. Caterpillar dealers can supply the most current information.
Summary
This guideline provides the procedures necessary to determine the reusability of the articulated joints and steering cylinder bores for Motor Grader used in mining applications. Life will vary depending on application, load, lubrication, and environment.
This guideline contains the latest standards of engineering, which will help minimize owning and operating costs. A part is expected to reach the next Planned Component Rebuild (PCR) if the part meets the specifications within this guideline and the part is intended for a similar application. Use this guideline to determine whether a part should be reused. Do not install a part that is not reusable. During reconditioning, correct any condition that might have caused the original failure.
The dimensions and tolerances provided are to return a part / component to specification. The dimensional information alone is not solely used to condemn a part from reuse.
References
References | |
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Media Number | Publication Type & Title |
Channel1 | "Why Reuse and Salvage Parts" |
https://channel1.mediaspace.kaltura.com/media/Why+Reuse+and+Salvage+Parts/0_ae9rhu2z | |
PERJ1017 | Special Publication "Dealer Service Tools Catalog" |
Service Advisories, Service Letters, and Technical Service Bulletins
NOTICE |
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The most recent Service Advisories, Service Letters, and Technical Service Bulletins that are related to this component should be reviewed before beginning work. Often Service Advisories, Service Letters, and Technical Service Bulletins contain upgrades in repair procedures, parts, and safety information which pertain to the components being repaired. |
Tooling and Equipment
NOTICE |
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Failure to follow the recommended procedure or the specified tooling that is required for the procedure could result in damage to components. To avoid component damage, follow the recommended procedure using the recommended tools. |
Note: The Tooling and Equipment in Table 3 is not an all inclusive list of Tooling required to perform every task within this document. Tooling needs may vary for the scope of work to be performed for each specific rebuild.
Required Tooling and Equipment | ||
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Part Number | Description | Designation |
—(1) | Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) | Personal Protection |
Dial Bore Gauge Kit | Measurement
Checks |
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Discs (Coarse) | Surface
Preparation / De-burring |
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Disc Pad Holder | Surface
Preparation / De-burring |
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Wire Brush | Surface
Preparation |
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Flapper Wheel (2" x 1" 120 grit) |
Surface
Preparation / De-burring |
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Flapper Wheel (2" x 1" 180 grit) |
Surface
Preparation / De-burring |
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Wheel Adapter | Surface
Preparation / De-burring |
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Seal Pick | Step Inspection | |
Magnifying Glass | Visual Surface | |
Surface Reconditioning Pad | General Cleaning | |
Die Grinder | Surface
Preparation / De-burring |
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Right Angle Die Grinder | Surface
Preparation / De-burring |
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Flapper Wheel (2" x 1" 180 grit) |
Surface
Preparation / De-burring |
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Flapper Wheel (2" x 1" 240 grit) |
Surface
Preparation / De-burring |
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Paper Towel | Liquid Penetrant
Testing (PT) |
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Inside Micrometer Set
2-24 inch |
Internal
Measurement Checks |
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Paint (2)
High Gloss Yellow |
Touch up | |
or |
Inside Micrometer Set
2-12 inch |
Measurement
Checks |
Inside Micrometer Set
50-300 mm |
Measurement
Checks |
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Paint (3)
High Gloss Yellow |
Touch up |
(1) | Refer to PERJ1017Special Publication, "Dealer Service Tools Catalog" for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) part numbers suitable by geographic location and local safety standards. |
(2) | For Americas North & South (except Canada) |
(3) | For Canada, APD & EAME |
Prepare Recommendations
Personal injury can result when using cleaner solvents. To help prevent personal injury, follow the instructions and warnings on the cleaner solvent container before using. |
Personal injury can result from air pressure. Personal injury can result without following proper procedure. When using pressure air, wear a protective face shield and protective clothing. Maximum air pressure at the nozzle must be less than |
Illustration 3 | g03794147 |
Typical burr removal Tooling. (A) Die Grinder, Right Angle (B) Wheel Grinder, Group (C) Conditioning Discs, Disc pad Holder, and Threaded Shaft (D) Flapper Wheel |
- Before you inspect a part, clean the part thoroughly to ensure that all components are free from rust, oil, burrs, and debris prior to inspection. A surface irregularity can hide the indication of an unacceptable defect.
- Use a proper lifting device to provide safety to the operator. Also, use a proper lifting device to prevent damage to the part when you lift the part.
- During cleaning, do not damage machined surfaces.
- Do not use pressurized air to dry internal components. Compressed air has moisture and contaminants that can cause premature failure of internal components.
- Put hydraulic oil on all machined surfaces to prevent rust or corrosion if inspection is not done immediately after cleaning. Carefully store the parts in a clean container.
- Inspect all flange mating surfaces for fretting. Ensure that flange mating surfaces are true and free from raised material resulting from rust, nicks, and dents.
- Use appropriate thread taps to chase all threaded holes.
Measurement Techniques
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Precise measurements shall be made when the component and measurement equipment are at |
A dial bore gauge is the preferred method of measuring bores but if a dial bore gauge is not available, an inside micrometer can be used.
Measurement Tooling include precision inside and outside diameter micrometers capable of measuring four decimal places in inches or three decimal places in millimeters. Measuring tools should be calibrated using gage blocks certified to a national standard such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
Ensure that several sample measurements are taken at different locations on the same feature. Measure in several places to identify tapered and or oval conditions. Refer to the Table 3 for the Required Tooling and Equipment.
Collar Installation in Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 4 | g06395324 |
Typical example of a collar that may be installed in the rear frame case assembly. Dimension (A) Dimension (B) |
Note: The collar is not designed to have an interference fit.
Measure Dimension (B) of the collar prior to machining the bore. Ensure the bore is
12G, 120G, 130G, 14G, 140G, 14H, 16G, 160G, and 16H Motor Grader Frame Dimensions
Illustration 5 | g03643517 |
The illustration of the frame applies to 12G, 120G, 130G, 14G, 140G, 14H, 16G, 160G, and 16H Motor Graders. Refer to Illustrations 6 through 9 for the magnifications of Areas (A) through (D) . (A) Bolster Assembly (B) Bracket Assembly (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly |
Bolster Assembly / Bracket Assembly / Front Frame Hitch Assembly / Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 6 | g03643494 |
Detail (A) Bolster Assembly Refer to Tables 4 through 8 for the dimensions called out in Illustration 6. |
12G, 130G, and 160G Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | |||||||
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A-3 | |
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A-4 | |
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A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Four holes in line |
140G Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | |||||||||
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A-3 | |
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A-4 | |
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A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Four holes in line |
14G and 14H Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | |||||||
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Part Number | |||||||
A-1 (2) | |
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A-3 | |
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A-4 | |
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A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Four holes in line |
16G and 16H Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | ||||||
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Part Number | ||||||
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A-3 | |
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A-4 | |
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A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Four holes in line |
120G Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | ||||
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Part Number | ||||
A-1 (2) | |
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A-3 | |
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A-4 | |
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A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Four holes in line |
Illustration 7 | g03643504 |
Detail (B) Bracket Assembly Refer to Tables 9 through 13 for the dimensions called out in Illustration 7. |
12G, 130G, and 160G Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | |||||||
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Part Number | |||||||
B-1 (3) | |
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B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
140G Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | |||||||||
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Part Number | |||||||||
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B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
14G and 14H Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | |||||||
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Part Number | |||||||
B-1 (2) | |
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B-2 | |
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(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
16G and 16H Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | ||||||
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B-1 (2) | |
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B-2 | |
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(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
120G Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | ||||
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Part Number | ||||
B-1 (2) | |
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B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
Illustration 8 | g03643543 |
Detail (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly Refer to Tables 14 through 18 for dimensions called out in Illustration 8. |
The taper on bore (C-10) runs from the top surface to depth (C-14). Gauge diameter (C-13) is measured at the bottom of the taper.
12G, 130G, and 160G Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |||||||
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Part Number | |||||||
C-1 (2) | |
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C-2 | |||||||
C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-6 | |
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C-10 (3) | |
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C-11 | |
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C-12 | 1:8 | ||||||
C-13 | |
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C-14 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
(3) | Two holes in line |
140G Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |||||||||
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Part Number | |||||||||
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C-2 | |||||||||
C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-6 | |
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C-10 (3) | |
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C-11 | |
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C-12 | 1:8 | ||||||||
C-13 | |
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C-14 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
(3) | Two holes in line |
14G and 14H Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |||||||
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Part Number | |||||||
C-1 (2) | |
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C-2 | |||||||
C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-6 | |
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C-10 (2) | |
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C-11 | |
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C-12 | 1:8 | ||||||
C-13 | |
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C-14 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
16G and 16H Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | ||||||
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Part Number | ||||||
C-1 (2) | |
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C-2 | ||||||
C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-6 | |
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C-10 (3) | |
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C-11 | |
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C-12 | 1:12 | |||||
C-13 | |
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C-14 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
(3) | Two Holes in Line |
120G Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | ||||
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Part Number | ||||
C-1 (2) | |
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C-2 | ||||
C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-6 | |
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C-10 (2) | |
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C-11 | |
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C-12 | 1:8 | |||
C-13 | |
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C-14 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
Illustration 9 | g03643550 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Tables 19 through 22 for dimensions called out in Illustration 9. |
The taper on bore (D-21) runs from the top surface to depth (D-26). Gauge diameter (D-25) is measured at the bottom of the taper.
12G, 130G, 140G, and 160G Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | ||||
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D-3 | ||||
D-4 | ||||
D-5
Counter-bore |
N/A | |||
D-6
Counter-bore |
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D-9 | |
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D-17 | |
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D-21 (3) | |
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D-22 | |
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D-23 | 1:8 | |||
D-25 | |
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D-26 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
(3) | Two holes in line |
14G, and 14H Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | |||
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Part Number | |||
D-1 (2) | |
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D-3 | |||
D-4 | |||
D-5
Counter-bore |
N/A | ||
D-6 (3)
Counter-bore |
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D-9 | |
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D-17 | |
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D-21 (4) | |
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D-22 | |
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D-23 | 1:8 | ||
D-25 | |
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D-26 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
(3) | Both sides |
(4) | Two holes in line |
16G and 16H Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | |||
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Part Number | 8D-3790 | 161-1130 | 8X-4149 |
D-1 (2) | |
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D-3 | |
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D-4 | |||
D-5
Counter-bore |
N/A | ||
D-6 (3)
Counter-bore |
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D-9 | |
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D-17 | |
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D-21 (4) | |
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D-22 | |
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D-23 | 1:12 | N/A | 1:12 |
D-25 | |
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D-26 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
(3) | Both sides |
(4) | Two holes in line |
120G Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | ||
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Part Number | 2G-9520 | 9D-0355 |
D-1 (2) | |
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D-3 | |
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D-4 | |
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D-5
Counter-bore |
N/A | |
D-6 (3)
Counter-bore |
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D-9 | |
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D-17 | |
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D-21 (4) | |
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D-22 | |
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D-23 | 1:8 | |
D-25 | |
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D-26 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
(3) | Both sides |
(4) | Two holes in line |
12H, 12K, 120H, 120K, 135H, 140H, 140K, 143H, 160H, 160K, and 163H Motor Grader Frame Dimensions
Illustration 10 | g03643555 |
The illustration of the frame applies to 12H, 12K, 120H, 120K, 135H, 140H, 140K, 143H, 160H, 160K, and 163H Motor Graders. Refer to Illustrations 11 through 14 for the magnifications of Areas (A) through (D). (A) Bolster Assembly (B) Bracket Assembly (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly |
Bolster Assembly / Bracket Assembly / Front Frame Hitch Assembly / Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 11 | g03643566 |
Detail (A) Bolster Assembly Refer to Tables 23 through 26 for dimensions called out in Illustration 11. |
12H, 12K, 140H, and 140K Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | |||||||||
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Part Number | |||||||||
A-1 | |
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A-2 | |
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A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
143H and 163H Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | |||||
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Part Number | |||||
A-1 | |
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A-2 | |
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A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
160H and 160K Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | |||||
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Part Number | |||||
A-1 | |
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A-2 | |
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A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
120H, 120K, and 135H Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | ||||||||
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Part Number | ||||||||
A-1 (2) | |
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A-2 (2) | ||||||||
A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
Illustration 12 | g03643578 |
Detail (B) Bracket Assembly Refer to Tables 27 through 30 for dimensions called out in Illustration 12. |
12H, 12K, 140H, and 140K Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | |||||||||
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Part Number | |||||||||
B-1 (2) | |
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B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
143H and 163H Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | |||||
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Part Number | |||||
B-1 (2) | |
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B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
160H and 160K Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | |||||
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Part Number | |||||
B-1 (2) | |
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B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
120H, 120K, and 135H Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | ||||||||
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Part Number | ||||||||
B-1(2) | |
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B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 13 | g03643543 |
Detail (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly Refer to Tables 31 through 34 for dimensions called out in Illustration 13. |
The taper on bore (C-10) runs from the top surface to depth (C-14). Gauge diameter (C-13) is measured at the bottom of the taper.
12H, 12K, 140H, and 140K Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |||||||||
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C-2 (2) | |
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C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-6 | |
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C-10 (2) | |
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C-11 | |
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C-12 | 1:8 | ||||||||
C-13 | |
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C-14 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
143H and 163H Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |||||
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C-1 (2) | |
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C-2 | |
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C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-6 | |
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C-10 (2) | |
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C-11 | |
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C-12 | 1:8 | ||||
C-13 | |
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C-14 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
160H and 160K Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |||||
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C-1 (2) | |
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C-2 | |
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C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-6 | |
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C-10 (2) | |
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C-11 | |
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C-12 | 1:8 | ||||
C-13 | |
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C-14 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
120H, 120K, and 135H Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | ||||||||
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C-2 | |
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C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-6 | |
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C-10 (2) | |
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C-11 | |
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C-12 | 1:8 | |||||||
C-13 | |
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C-14 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
Illustration 14 | g03643550 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Tables 35 through 37 for dimensions called out in Illustration 14. |
The taper on bore (D-21) runs from the top surface to depth (D-26). Gauge diameter (D-25) is measured at the bottom of the taper.
Note: Length (D-17) is measured from the thin area of the lower plate around bore (D-4) to the Counter bore surface on the upper plate.
12H, 12K, 140H, 140K, and 143H Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | ||||
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Part Number | ||||
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D-3 (2) | ||||
D-4 (2) | ||||
D-5
Counter-bore |
N/A | |||
D-6 (3)
Counter-bore |
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D-9 | |
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D-17 | |
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D-21 (4) | |
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D-22 | |
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D-23 | 1:8 | |||
D-25 | |
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D-26 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
(3) | Both sides |
(4) | Two holes in line |
160H, 160K, and 163H Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | |||
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D-1 (2) | |
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D-3 (2) | |||
D-4 (2) | |||
D-5
Counter-bore |
N/A | ||
D-6 (3)
Counter-bore |
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D-9 | |
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D-17 | |
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D-21 (4) | |
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D-22 | |
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D-23 | 1:8 | ||
D-25 | |
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D-26 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Three holes in line |
(3) | Both sides |
(4) | Two holes in line |
120H, 120K, and 135H Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | ||||
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Part Number | ||||
D-1 | |
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D-3 | |
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D-4 | |
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D-5
Counter-bore |
N/A | |||
D-6 (2)
Counter-bore |
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D-9 | |
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D-17 | |
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D-21 (3) | |
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D-22 | |
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D-23 | 1:8 | |||
D-25 | |
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D-26 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Both sides |
(3) | Two holes in line |
12M, 120M, 140M, and 160M Motor Grader Frame Dimensions
Illustration 15 | g03643589 |
The illustration of the frame applies to 12M, 120M, 140M, and 160M Motor Graders. Refer to Illustrations 16 through 19 for the magnifications of Areas (A) through (D). (A) Bolster Assembly (B) Bracket Assembly (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly |
Bolster Assembly / Bracket Assembly / Front Frame Hitch Assembly / Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 16 | g03643628 |
Detail (A) Bolster Assembly Refer to Table 38 for dimensions called out in Illustration 16. |
12M, 120M, 140M, and 160M Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | ||||
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Part Number | ||||
A-1 (2) | |
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A-2 | |
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A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
Illustration 17 | g03643635 |
Detail (B) Bracket Assembly Refer to Table 39 for dimensions called out in Illustration 17. |
12M, 120M, 140M, and 160M Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | ||||
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Part Number | ||||
B-1 (2) | |
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B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 18 | g03643642 |
Detail (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly Refer to Table 40 for dimensions called out in Illustration 18. |
12M, 120M, 140M, and 160M Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | ||||
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Part Number | ||||
C-1 | |
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C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-5 | |
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C-8 | |
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C-10 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 19 | g03643645 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Table 41 for dimensions called out in Illustration 19. |
12M, 120M, 140M, and 160M Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | ||||
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Part Number | ||||
D-1 (2) | |
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D-2 (2) | ||||
D-3 (2) | |
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D-4 (2) | |
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D-5 | N/A | |
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D-6 (3)
Counter-bore |
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D-7 | |
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D-8 | |
N/A | ||
D-9
Counter-bore |
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D-14 | N/A | |
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D-15 | |
N/A | ||
D-16 | |
N/A | ||
D-19 | N/A | |
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D-21 | |
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(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
(3) | Both sides |
12M2, 12M3, 120M2, 140M2, 140M3, 160M2, and 160M3 Motor Grader Frame Dimensions
Illustration 20 | g03643659 |
This illustration of the frame applies to 12M2, 12M3, 120M2, 140M2, 140M3, 160M2, and 160M3. Refer to Illustrations 21 through 24 for the magnification of areas (A) through (D). (A) Bolster Assembly (B) Bracket Assembly (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly |
Bolster Assembly / Bracket Assembly / Front Frame Hitch Assembly /Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 21 | g03643628 |
Detail (A) Bolster Assembly Refer to Table 42 for dimensions called out in Illustration 21. |
12M2, 12M3, 120M2, 140M2, 140M3, 160M2, and 160M3 Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | ||||||
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Part Number | ||||||
A-1 (2) | |
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A-2 | |
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A-5 | |
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(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
Illustration 22 | g03643635 |
Detail (B) Bracket Assembly Refer to Table 43 for dimensions called out in Illustration 22. |
12M2, 12M3, 120M2, 140M2, 140M3, 160M2, and 160M3 Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | ||||||
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Part Number | ||||||
B-1 (2) | |
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B-2 | |
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(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 23 | g03643642 |
Detail (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly Refer to Table 44 for dimensions called out in Illustration 23. |
12M2, 12M3, 120M2, 140M2, 140M3, 160M2, and 160M3 Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | ||||||
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Part Number | ||||||
C-1 | |
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C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-5 | |
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C-8 | |
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C-10 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 24 | g03643645 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Table 45 for dimensions called out in Illustration 24. |
12M2, 12M3, 120M2, 140M2, 140M3, 160M2, and 160M3 Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | |||
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Part Number | |||
D-1 (2) | |
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D-2 (2) | |
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D-3 (2) | |
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D-4 (2) | |
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D-5 | N/A | ||
D-6 (3)
Counter-bore |
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D-7 | |
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D-8 | |
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D-9
Counter-bore |
|
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D-14 | N/A | ||
D-15 | |
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D-16 | |
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D-19 | N/A | ||
D-21 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
(3) | Both sides |
14M Motor Grader Frame Dimensions
Illustration 25 | g03643666 |
The illustration of the frame applies to the 14M Motor Grader. Refer to Illustrations 26 through Illustration 29 for the magnifications of Areas (A) through (D). (A) Bolster Assembly (B) Bracket Assembly (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly |
Bolster Assembly / Bracket Assembly / Front Frame Hitch Assembly / Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 26 | g03643671 |
Detail (A) Bolster Assembly Refer to Table 46 for dimensions called out in Illustration 26. |
14M Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
A-1 (2) | |
A-2 | |
A-6 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
Illustration 27 | g03643680 |
Detail (B) Bracket Assembly Refer to Table 47 for dimensions called out in Illustration 27. |
14M Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
B-1 (2) | |
B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 28 | g03643683 |
Detail (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly Refer to Table 48 for dimensions called out in Illustration 28. |
14M Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
C-1 | |
C-3 | |
C-4 | |
C-5 | |
C-8 | |
C-10 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 29 | g03643687 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Table 49 for dimensions called out in Illustration 29. |
14M Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
D-1 (2) | |
D-2 (2) | |
D-3 (2) | |
D-4 (2) | |
D-5
Counter-bore |
|
D-6 (3)
Counter-bore |
|
D-10 | |
D-14 | |
D-15 | |
D-16 | |
D-21 (4) | |
D-22 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
(3) | Both sides |
(4) | Two holes in line |
14M3 Motor Grader Frame Dimensions
Illustration 30 | g03643666 |
The illustration of the frame applies to the 14M3 Motor Grader. Refer to Illustrations 31 through 34 for the magnifications of Areas (A) through (D). (A) Bolster Assembly (B) Bracket Assembly (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly |
Bolster Assembly / Bracket Assembly / Front Frame Hitch Assembly / Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 31 | g06394058 |
Detail (A) Bolster Assembly Refer to Table 50 for dimensions called out in Illustration 31. |
14M3 Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
A-1 (2) | |
A-2 | |
A-6 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
Illustration 32 | g06394176 |
Detail (B) Bracket Assembly Refer to Table 51 for dimensions called out in Illustration 32. |
14M3 Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
B-1 (2) | |
B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 33 | g06394227 |
Detail (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly Refer to Table 52 for dimensions called out in Illustration 33. |
14M3 Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
C-1 | Ø |
C-2
Counter-Bore |
Ø |
C-3 | Ø |
C-4 (2) | |
C-5 | |
C-8 | |
C-10 | Ø |
C-11
Counter-Bore |
Ø |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | C-4 dimension measures counter bore to counter bore. |
Illustration 34 | g06394811 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Table 53 for dimensions called out in Illustration 34. |
14M3 Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
D-1 | |
D-2 | |
D-3 | |
D-4 | |
D-5
Counter-bore |
|
D-10 | |
D-14 | |
D-15 | |
D-16 | |
D-21 | |
D-22 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
16M, and 18M3 Motor Grader Frame Dimensions
Illustration 35 | g03643694 |
The illustration of the frame applies to the 16M, and 18M3 Motor Grader. Refer to Illustrations 36 through 40 for the magnifications of Areas (A) through (D). (A) Bolster Assembly (B) Bracket Assembly (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly |
Bolster Assembly / Bracket Assembly / Front Frame Hitch Assembly / Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 36 | g03643699 |
Detail (A) Bolster Assembly Refer to Table 54 for dimensions called out in Illustration 36. |
16M, and 18M3 Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | ||
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Part Number | ||
A-1 (2) | |
|
A-3 | |
|
A-4 | |
N/A |
A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Four holes in line |
Illustration 37 | g03643705 |
Detail (B) Bracket Assembly Refer to Table 55 for dimensions called out in Illustration 37. |
16M, and 18M3 Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | ||
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Part Number | ||
B-1 (2) | |
|
B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
Illustration 38 | g03643708 |
Detail (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly Refer to Table 56 for dimensions called out in Illustration 38. |
16M, and 18M3 Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | ||
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Part Number | ||
C-1 | |
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C-3 | |
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C-4 | |
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C-5 | |
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C-8 | |
|
C-10 | |
|
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 39 | g03643721 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Table 57 for |
Illustration 40 | g06420604 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Table 57 for |
16M, and 18M3 Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
D-1 | |
D-2 | |
D-3 | |
D-4 | |
D-5
Counter-bore |
|
D-6 | |
D-7
Counter-bore |
|
D-11 | |
D-15 | |
D-16 | |
D-21 | |
D-22 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Both sides |
(3) | Two holes in line |
16M3 Motor Grader Frame Dimensions
Illustration 41 | g03643694 |
The illustration of the frame applies to the 16M3 Motor Grader. Refer to Illustrations 42 through 45 for the magnifications of Areas (A) through (D). (A) Bolster Assembly (B) Bracket Assembly (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly |
Bolster Assembly / Bracket Assembly / Front Frame Hitch Assembly / Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 42 | g03643699 |
Detail (A) Bolster Assembly Refer to Table 58 for dimensions called out in Illustration 42. |
16M3 Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | ||
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Part Number | ||
A-1 (2) | |
|
A-3 | |
|
A-4 | |
N/A |
A-5 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Four holes in line |
Illustration 43 | g06414169 |
Detail (B) Bracket Assembly Refer to Table 59 for dimensions called out in Illustration 43. |
16M3 Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly(1) | ||
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Part Number | ||
B-1 (2) | |
|
B-2 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Two holes in line |
Illustration 44 | g06414131 |
Detail (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly Refer to Table 60 for dimensions called out in Illustration 44. |
16M3 Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
C-1 | Ø |
C-2 | Ø |
C-3 | Ø |
C-4
Counterbore to Counterbore |
|
C-5 | |
C-8 | |
C-10 | Ø |
C-1 | Ø |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 45 | g06420611 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Table 61 for |
16M3 Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | |
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Part Number | |
D-1 | Ø |
D-2 | Ø |
D-3 | Ø |
D-4 | Ø |
D-5
Counter-bore |
Ø |
D-6 | N/A |
D-7
Counter-bore |
Ø |
D-11 | N/A |
D-15 | N/A |
D-16 | N/A |
D-21 | Ø |
D-22 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Both sides |
(3) | Two holes in line |
24H and 24M Motor Grader Frame Dimensions
Illustration 46 | g03643742 |
The illustration of the frame applies to the 24H and 24M Motor Graders. Refer to Illustrations 47 through 50 for the magnifications of Areas (A) through (D). (A) Bolster Assembly (B) Bracket Assembly (Center-shift Bore) (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly |
Bolster Assembly / Bracket Assembly (Center-shift Bore) / Front Frame Hitch Assembly / Rear Frame Case Assembly
Illustration 47 | g03643759 |
Detail (A) Bolster Assembly Refer to Table 62 for dimensions called out in Illustration 47. |
24H and 24M Dimensions for the Bolster Assembly(1) | |||
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Part Number | |||
A-1 (2) | |
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A-3 | |
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A-4 | |
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A-7 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Four holes in line |
Illustration 48 | g06396213 |
Detail (B) Bracket Assembly (Center-shift Bore) with cross section H-H view Refer to Table 63 for dimensions called out in Illustration 48. All inside corners have a radius of |
If the center-shift bore on the 24H and 24M is worn, and the bore needs to be repaired, the bore should be reworked. This is due to the distortion that may occur during the repair procedure.
24H and 24M Dimensions for the Bracket Assembly (Center-shift Bore) Cross Section (H-H)(1) | |||
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Part Number | |||
B-3 | |
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B-4 | |
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B-5 | |
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B-6 | |
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B-7 | |
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B-8 | |
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B-9 | |
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B-10 | |
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B-11 | |
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B-12 | |
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B-13 | |
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B-14 | |
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B-15 | |
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B-16 | |
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B-17 | |
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B-18 | |
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B-19 | |
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B-20 | |
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B-21 | |||
B-22 | 45° | ||
B-23 |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Illustration 49 | g03643774 |
Detail (C) Front Frame Hitch Assembly Refer to Table 64 for dimensions called out in Illustration 49. |
24H and 24M Dimensions for the Front Frame Hitch Assembly(1) | |||
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Part Number | |||
C-1 | |
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C-3 | |
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C-7 | |
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C-8 | |
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C-9 | |
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C-10 | |
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C-11 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
Rear Frame/Case Assembly
Illustration 50 | g06045534 |
Detail (D) Rear Frame Case Assembly Refer to Table 65 for dimensions called out in Illustration 50. (S-1) Reference surface |
24H and 24M Dimensions for the Rear Frame Case Assembly(1) | |||
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Part Number | |||
D-1 | |
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D-2 | |
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D-3 | |
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D-4 | |
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D-5 (2) | |
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D-12 (2) | |
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D-13 (2) | |
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D-16 (2) | |
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D-18 (2) | |
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D-20 (2) | |
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D-21 (3) | |
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D-22 | |
(1) | True position tolerance is to be |
(2) | Measured from Surface (S-1) |
(3) | Two holes in line |