TK711, TK721, TK722 and TK732 Track Feller Bunchers Machine Systems Caterpillar


Piston Pump (Main Hydraulic) - Disassemble

Usage:

TK711 101

Disassembly Procedure

Table 1
Required Tools 
Tool  Part Number  Part Description  Qty 
1P-2420  Transmission Repair Stand 
138-7575  Link Bracket 
138-7573  Link Bracket 
1U-8758  Pliers 
1P-0520  Driver Group 
126-7175  Push-Puller 
5P-4808 Cap 
6B-6684 Nut 
126-7176 Forcing Screw 
126-7177 Puller Leg 
126-7181 Sliding plate 
126-7182 Nut for the Forcing screw 
126-7183 Crossblock 
4C-5654 Threaded Adapter 
1P-1859  Retaining Ring Pliers 
5F-7343  Puller Group 
6V-3822  Bolt 
6V-5844  Bolt 
8T-9405  Bolt 
5F-4764  Pry Bar 

Start By:

  1. Remove the saw pump. Refer to Disassembly and Assembly, "Piston Pump (Saw) - Remove".

  2. Remove the main hydraulic pump. Refer to Disassembly and Assembly, "Piston Pump (Main Hydraulic) - Remove".


NOTICE

Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are contained during performance of inspection, maintenance, testing, adjusting, and repair of the product. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable containers before opening any compartment or disassembling any component containing fluids.

Refer to Special Publication, NENG2500, "Dealer Service Tool Catalog" for tools and supplies suitable to collect and contain fluids on Cat products.

Dispose of all fluids according to local regulations and mandates.



NOTICE

Failure to properly assemble parts or failure to follow established procedures can lead to damage to the parts and assembly.

To avoid damage to parts, always identify and mark the parts so that they can be installed into the same location. Never force parts during assembly. Keep parts clean and lubricated.



NOTICE

Keep all parts clean from contaminants.

Contamination of the hydraulic system with foreign material will reduce the service life of the hydraulic system components.

To prevent contaminants from entering the hydraulic system, always plug or cap the lines, fittings, or hoses as they are disconnected. Cover any disassembled components and clean them properly before assembly.

Clean the hydraulic system properly after any major component exchange or especially after a component failure, to remove any contamination.


  1. Thoroughly clean the outside of the main hydraulic pump prior to disassembly.


    Illustration 1g01123647

  2. Fasten the main hydraulic pump to Tooling (A), as shown.

  3. Remove drain plug (1), and drain the oil from the main hydraulic pump into a suitable container for disposal.


    Illustration 2g01123648

  4. Remove bolts (2) and manifold (3).


    Illustration 3g01123653

  5. Remove tube assembly (4).


    Illustration 4g01125157

  6. Remove bolts (5) that hold the head assembly.

  7. Fasten Tooling (B) and a suitable lifting device to head assembly (6), as shown.

  8. Remove the head assembly from the main hydraulic pump. The weight of head assembly (6) is approximately 25 kg (55 lb).


    Illustration 5g01123657

    ------ WARNING! ------

    Personal injury can result from being struck by parts propelled by a released spring force.

    Make sure to wear all necessary protective equipment.

    Follow the recommended procedure and use all recommended tooling to release the spring force.


  9. Remove plug (7) and the O-ring seal.

  10. Remove bolts (8) and cover (9).


    Illustration 6g01123658

  11. Remove O-ring seal (10) and O-ring seal (11).


    Illustration 7g01123714

  12. Remove cap (12).


    Illustration 8g01123715

  13. Remove nut (14) and screw (13) for cover (9).

  14. Repeat Steps 9 through Steps 13 for the other cover.


    Illustration 9g01123660

  15. Remove bolts (15), control housing (16), and control housing (17) evenly.


    Illustration 10g01123661

  16. Remove spring retainers (18) from control housing (16).


    Illustration 11g01123662

    ------ WARNING! ------

    Personal injury can result from being struck by parts propelled by a released spring force.

    Make sure to wear all necessary protective equipment.

    Follow the recommended procedure and use all recommended tooling to release the spring force.


  17. Remove bolts (19) and control housing (17).


    Illustration 12g01123663

  18. Remove valves (20) and valves (21).


    Illustration 13g01123664

  19. Remove spring retainers (22).


    Illustration 14g01123665

  20. Remove springs (23).


    Illustration 15g01123667

  21. Remove O-ring seals (24) and bushings (25).


    Illustration 16g01123675

    ------ WARNING! ------

    Personal injury can result from being struck by parts propelled by a released spring force.

    Make sure to wear all necessary protective equipment.

    Follow the recommended procedure and use all recommended tooling to release the spring force.


  22. Remove cap (27) and valve (26).


    Illustration 17g01123863

  23. Remove nut (29), screw (28), and backup ring (30).


    Illustration 18g01123676

  24. Remove spring (31).


    Illustration 19g01123677

  25. Remove spring retainer (32), spring (33), spring retainer (34), and O-ring seal (35).

  26. Repeat Steps 22 through Steps 25 for the opposite side.


    Illustration 20g01123678

  27. Remove springs (36) and spring retainers (37).


    Illustration 21g01123679

  28. Remove O-ring seals (38), O-ring seals (40), springs (39), and spring retainers (41).


    Illustration 22g01123681

  29. Remove bolts (42).


    Illustration 23g01123682

  30. Remove piston (43).


    Illustration 24g01123690


    Illustration 25g01123692

    Note: Raise the temperature of screw (44).

  31. Remove set screw (44) from piston (45).

  32. Remove pin (46) from piston (45).


    Illustration 26g01117561

  33. Remove dowels (47) from the main pump housing.

  34. Remove port plates (48) from each pump rotating group.

    Note: Port plates (48) are lapped to the barrel. Keep port plates (48) with each rotating group.


    NOTICE

    In order to ensure that each piston assembly is installed into its original bore, identify and mark each piston assembly, retaining plate and the barrel before removing the piston assembly.

    To avoid damage to the barrel assembly parts, do not allow the parts to separate from the assembly during removal or installation.




    Illustration 27g01117562

  35. Remove barrels (49) from each rotating group.


    Illustration 28g01117563

  36. Remove spacers (50), and bevel spring washers (51) from the center bore of each barrels (49).


    Illustration 29g01117564

  37. Remove gasket (52).

  38. Remove socket head screws (53) from each retaining plates (54).


    Illustration 30g01117565

  39. Remove centering pins (55) and retaining plates (54) for each rotating group.


    Illustration 31g01117567

  40. Remove pistons (56) for each rotating group.


    Illustration 32g01117568

  41. Remove two rings (57) from each pistons (56).

  42. Pistons (56) must not have any scratches or pits on the surface.


    Illustration 33g01117571

  43. Remove plug (58) from the main pump housing.


    Illustration 34g01117572

  44. Install Tooling (J) into the threaded hole.

  45. Tighten the bolt in order to remove the upper pump rotating group from the main pump housing.

  46. Remove the main pump housing from Tooling (A) and turn over the main pump housing.

  47. Refasten the main pump housing to Tooling (A).


    Illustration 35g01124061

  48. Remove upper rotating group (59).


    Illustration 36g01117569

  49. Install Tooling (K) in the end of lower pump rotating group (60).

  50. Drive the lower pump rotating group upward until the lower pump rotating group rests loosely in the pump housing.


    Illustration 37g01117570

  51. Attach Tooling (C) and a suitable lifting device to the top of the lower pump rotating group (60) in order to completely remove the lower pump rotating group from the pump housing.


    Illustration 38g01117573

  52. Use Tooling (D) in order to remove retaining ring (61).


    Illustration 39g01117574

  53. Remove shim (62) from the pump housing.


    Illustration 40g01117575


    Illustration 41g01117576

  54. Use Tooling (E) and a suitable hammer in order to remove the lip seal (63).


    Illustration 42g01117577

  55. Remove bolts (65).

  56. Remove pilot pump (64) from the main pump housing.


    Illustration 43g01117580

  57. Remove O-ring seals (66) from the pilot pump.

  58. Disassemble the pilot pump. Refer to Disassembly and Assembly, "Gear Pump (Pilot) - Disassembly".


    Illustration 44g01117581

  59. Fasten Tooling (F) to shaft (68).

  60. Remove shaft (68) and bearing (67) from the pump housing.


    Illustration 45g01117582

  61. Use a suitable press in order to remove bearing (67) from shaft (68).


    Illustration 46g01117584

  62. Use Tooling (L) in order to remove key (69) from shaft (68).


    Illustration 47g01117585

  63. Remove gear (70) from the main pump housing. Slide the gear to the center of the housing and remove the gear from the top of the housing.

    Note: The gear is not symmetrical. Make sure that you mark the gear orientation before the gear is removed.



    Illustration 48g01117588

  64. Use Tooling (M) in order to remove bearing (71).

Disassembly Procedure for the Lower Pump Rotating Group



    Illustration 49g01117591

  1. Use Tooling (G) in order to remove retaining ring (72) from the lower pump rotating group.


    Illustration 50g01117592

  2. Remove plate (73).


    Illustration 51g01117593

  3. Use Tooling (H) and a suitable press in order to remove bearing cone (74), bearing cup (75), shim (76), bearing cup (78), bearing cone (77), spacer (79), and bearing cup (80) from the shaft.

  4. Place Tooling (H) on the outer edge of the bearing cup (80).

    Note: Do not push on the bearing cage.



    Illustration 52g01117594

  5. Remove spacer (81).


    Illustration 53g01117595

  6. Use Tooling (H) and a suitable press in order to remove bearing cone (82) from the shaft.

Disassembly Procedure for the Upper Pump Rotating Group



    Illustration 54g01117598

  1. Use Tooling (G) in order to remove retaining ring (83) from the shaft.


    Illustration 55g01117599

  2. Remove plate (84) from the shaft.


    Illustration 56g01117600

  3. Use Tooling (H) and a suitable press in order to remove bearing cone (85), bearing cup (86), shim (87), bearing cup (88), bearing cone (89), spacer (90), and bearing cup (91) from the shaft.

  4. Place Tooling (H) on the outer edge of the bearing cup (91), as shown.

    Note: Do not push on the bearing cage.



    Illustration 57g01117602

  5. Remove spacer (92).


    Illustration 58g01117604

  6. Use Tooling (H) and a suitable press in order to remove bearing cone (93) from the shaft.

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