Steering Assembly Re-Fitting - Hamilton Jet HJ212 Installation And Service Manual

Installation and Service Manual
Replace the nozzle housing flanged bush
Make sure that the nozzle has been removed from the nozzle housing.
Press out the old flanged bush using a suitable sized drift [10].
If the flanged bush is hard to remove, apply light heat in the area of the flanged bush to break the Loctite
bond.
Clean the bore of all old Loctite
Apply a thin coating of primer 7471 to the whole surface of the bore and allow to dry.
Do NOT apply primer 7471 to the contact face of the bush.
Apply Loctite 680 to the nozzle housing bores and to the front edge of the nozzle housing flanged bushes
[10].
The upper and lower attachment bores in the nozzle housing are to remain unpainted.
Loctite primer 7471 must be used to refit the components otherwise the Loctite 680 will
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not cure.
There are to be NO dry areas between the bush and the bore once the bush is fitted.
Insert the replacement flanged bushes [10] from the outside of the nozzle housing.
Rotate the flanged bush when fitting to distribute the Loctite
Press the flanged bushes firmly home into the bores in the nozzle housing, ensuring that the shoulder of the
flanged bush is pressed hard against the outer face of the nozzle housing.
Wipe away any excess Loctite

Steering Assembly Re-Fitting

Checking the steering system
Failure of certain components can cause loss of steering.
Make sure that the following components are regularly checked:
Security of the cable mounts and attachments.
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Freedom of the steering shaft.
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Security of the cotter pin.
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Freedom of the steering nozzle.
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Correct torque on the steering nozzle bolts.
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Maintain the steering system in condition.
and primer.
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and primer/activator.
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9-15
evenly.
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Overhaul
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