Eaton Vickers M2-200 Series Overhaul Manual
Eaton Vickers M2-200 Series Overhaul Manual

Eaton Vickers M2-200 Series Overhaul Manual

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Vickers
Overhaul Manual
Vane Motors
Vane Motors
M2-200, M2-300, M2-400
and M2-500 Series
Revised 09-01-86
M-2700-S

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  • Page 1 ® Vickers Overhaul Manual Vane Motors Vane Motors M2-200, M2-300, M2-400 and M2-500 Series Revised 09-01-86 M-2700-S...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Section Page Introduction A. Purpose of Manual ................B.
  • Page 3: Purpose Of Manual

    Section I – Introduction A. Purpose of Manual code. A complete breakdown of the codes covering these units are in Table 2. Service inquiries should always include the This manual has been prepared to assist the users of complete unit model number as stamped on the motor cover. Vickers M2 series balanced vane type motors in properly Motors of the -13 design will be referred to in the discussion installing, maintaining and repairing their units.
  • Page 4: Description

    Section II – Description The cartridge is adjoined by the pressure plate on one side A. General and the body on the other. The pressure plate is housed in All motors covered in this manual are basically identical in the cover and loaded against the cartridge by a spring washer (not visible in Figure 1).
  • Page 5: Principles Of Operation

    Section III – Principles of Operation A. General Wave Washer Rotation of the motor shaft is caused by fluid flow Cover through the motor exerting a force against the vanes. Ä Ä Ä Drive Cartridge This force is in effect tangential to the rotor and causes Ä...
  • Page 6: S2 Motors

    Rocker arms are not required, and so a pump rotor is used. The special pressure plate has porting to feed pressure under the vanes thus eliminating the need for shuttle valves (see Figure 5). Pressure 30 psi higher than system pressure is obtained by Rocker placing a 30 psi check valve between the pump and directional valve and sampling pressure ahead of the check...
  • Page 7: Shaft Rotation

    C. Shaft Rotation Hydraulic System American Operating Petroleum Motors can be driven in either direction of rotation without Temperature Viscosity Institute (API) Range Service changing their construction or assembly. Designation (Min. to Max.)* Classification D. Hydraulic Tubing 0_F to 180_F 0_F to 210_F 10W-30** 1.
  • Page 8: Overload Protection

    2. Viscosity Index – Viscosity index reflects the way 6. Good system and reservoir design will insure that viscosity changes with temperature. The smaller the viscos- aeration of the oil is kept to a minimum. ity change the higher the viscosity index. The viscosity index of hydraulic system oil should not be less than 90.
  • Page 9: Adding Fluid To The System

    C. Adding Fluid To The System F. Product Life When hydraulic fluid is added to replenish the system, it The longevity of these products is dependent upon should always be poured through a fine wire screen (200 environment, duty cycle, operating parameters and system mesh or finer).
  • Page 10: Inspection And Repair

    2. Shaft End. Remove the shaft key and foot mounting Press the shaft seal into the body with the sealing lip facing (if used). Remove the snap ring from the body and tap the the cover end. Use a driver which will apply force only near cover end of the shaft to force out the shaft and front bearing.
  • Page 11 Torque Model (ft. lbs.) Series Screw 70  5 M2-200 M2-500 100  10 Flange M2-300 Series Only 150  10 M2-400 O-ring 250  10 M2-500 Ring O-ring Screw Pressure Plate Wave Washer O-ring Screw Cover Washer (not used on M2-200 series) Snap Ring Screw...
  • Page 12: Change From -11 To -12 Design

    Section VIII – Design Changes A. Change from -11 to -12 Design B. Change from -12 to -13 Design Changes between the -11 and -12 designs were made This change increased the size of flow passages and to improve pressure distribution (hydraulic balance) in added eight overpass holes in the ring (see Figure 8).
  • Page 13 46 New Lane, Havant Eden Prairie, MN 55344 Hampshire PO9 2NB Telephone: 612 937-7254 England Fax: 612 937-7130 Telephone: (44) 170-548-6451 www.eatonhydraulics.com Fax: (44) 170-548-7110 Form No. 00-000 Copyright Eaton Corporation, 0000 All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A. Printed in U.S.A...

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