Filling the Ramming System Oil | Wacker Neuson Rammer

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Filling the Ramming System Oil | Wacker Neuson Rammer

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DHS Equipment | The last step of replacing your bellows, is filling the ramming system oil on your Wacker Neuson Jumping Jack Rammer. Buy parts here: http://stores.dhsequipmentparts.com/wacker-rammer-parts/

Transcript

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0:06

okay that's good that's great there's a perfect chance to tighten up that oil drain plug

0:19

okay everything down here is done we'll upgrade the machine

0:28

okay what's left oil level oil level is checked right here there's a clear sight glass most of the time it's clear

0:37

if not they're replaceable costs about 11 the oil level should be halfway up your sight glass

0:46

okay here's how to change the oil or here's how to install the oil on this particular machine on the older machines

0:55

there was a plug somewhere around here and that was the way to fill the oil on the bs 600 700 60 70 dash twos uh the oil drain

1:05

oil fill is right in here below the air filter

1:16

remove our cover remove our filter and i'll show you right here

1:27

that plug right there that plug has threads on the top that's what accepts the top of this

1:36

cover that's what contains the filter cover but when you remove it this is also where you throw your oil

1:46

this is a 19 millimeter plug remove the plug and you'll see there's a little copper

1:55

gasket make sure that gasket is in place when you go to put it all together otherwise you may leak

2:05

grab our oil in our funnel

2:14

add about a half a quart give it a minute to get down there check your sight glass

2:24

when it's about halfway in your sight glass go ahead and button this up remove your funnel

2:32

and your plug back in start the machine and let it run while jumping if you just let it idle

2:42

you're not going to accomplish anything let it jump for a couple of minutes and then let it sit for five minutes then check your oil level and your sight glass again

2:50

and adjust as needed