Joining Crankcase Halves | WM80 Engine | Wacker Neuson Rammer

Repair & Installation

Joining Crankcase Halves | WM80 Engine | Wacker Neuson Rammer

Published Duration Brand Wacker Neuson

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DHS Equipment | Learn how to properly join crankcase halves on your Wacker Neuson Jumping Jack Rammer. Buy parts here: http://stores.dhsequipmentparts.com/wacker-rammer-parts/

Transcript

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0:03

dhs.com okay now that we got it out of the press the two crank case halves are together uh we haven't put the screws in yet

0:13

we're going to start putting the screws in now it's still a little warm we don't want it to completely cool yet uh because if the bearings are not 100%

0:21

seated um as we draw the bolts together that'll that'll pull everything together and that'll help seat everything okay so we're going to go ahead and start

0:29

putting in the bolts and we'll tighten the crank case everything we do when we put this engine together is going to be lock

0:37

tighted the Loctite brand or any other kind of a medium strength blue thread

0:53

Locker uh these screws are 5 lb of of torque and and you're going to do a crisscross pattern starting on the

1:03

inside and then go outside never go clockwise or counterclockwise so once we start snugging the screws if the bearings are not seated

1:12

100% as you start your crisscross pattern you may hear a little creek you may hear a little noise that's the crank cases uh

1:21

completely uh accepting the bearing and seating correctly

1:31

okay everything should be cool now uh we want to make sure everything is rotating freely there's no binding and the final

1:40

step to to make sure everything is seated completely everything is torqued everything is pressed in just one one good tap on this

1:50

side one good tap on this side between the torque the Taps this bearing is fully seated and you'll see

2:00

actually rotates a little bit nicer now after the hit