Testing The Breaker - Toro 23136 Operator's Manual

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Important:
Ensure that the stopper plug is
fully inserted in the housing as shown in
Figure
11.
Figure 10
1. Stopper pin
2. Stopper plug
Figure 11
1. Stopper pin
6.
Install the 2 retainer-pin plugs, aligning the slot
in the plugs with the stopper pin.
Figure 12
1. Retainer-pin plug (2)
7.
Grease the bit; refer to
12).
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3. Pin remover
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2. Stopper plug
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Greasing the Bit (page

Testing the Breaker

Important:
After installing the breaker on a
machine, especially after storage, always test it
before you break material to release air from the
oil circuit. Using the breaker suddenly without
releasing the air breaks the oil film and causes
the breaker to seize.
1.
Park the machine on a level surface and engage
the parking brake (if applicable).
2.
Raise the loader arms and tilt the breaker so
that it is vertical. Ensure that the bit does not
touch the ground.
3.
Slowly engage the forward hydraulics until the
breaker piston rises, then slowly reverse the
hydraulics before the piston impacts.
Important:
Do not allow the piston to
impact.
4.
Refer to the table for testing times for the 2
stages.
Important:
Do not allow the piston to impact
during the air removal and seal recovery
time.
Air removal and
seal recovery time
New breaker
After hoses are
connected, no
repairs
After repairs to
breaker
9
Figure 13
1
2
Preparation time
Operate the
machine for
15 minutes
10 minutes at
50% throttle
then
20 minutes at
20 minutes
70% throttle
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