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GALlON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Galion, Ohio 44833, U.S.A. FILE DIVISION OF DRESSER INDUSTRIES, INC. SECTION 4R2 7/74 HYDRAULIC MOTOR FOR SIDE SHIFT AND CIRCLE REVEB~E APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING GALlON MOTOR GRADERS: MODEL’ SERIAL NO. 104 14400-07245 104A 07245-07601 104B 07601-08912 1O4HA 07245-07619 1O4HB 07619-08912 118A 07245-07601 118B 07601—08912, EXCEPT 8756, 8757, 8876 & 8877 160A 02019-02155 160B 02155-02358 R2

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GALlON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Galion, Ohio 44833, U.S.A. FILEDIVISION OF DRESSER INDUSTRIES, INC.

SECTION

4R2

7/74

HYDRAULIC MOTOR

FOR SIDE SHIFT AND CIRCLE REVEB~E

APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING GALlON MOTOR GRADERS:

MODEL’ SERIAL NO.

104 14400-07245104A 07245-07601104B 07601-089121O4HA 07245-076191O4HB 07619-08912118A 07245-07601118B 07601—08912, EXCEPT

8756, 8757, 8876 & 8877160A 02019-02155160B 02155-02358

R2

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SECTION: 4SHOP MANUAL

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Used with grader circle reverse or side shift drive.

The hydraulic motor is a simple piston-bevel platedevice.

Unlike the Calion hydraulic pump, the Galion hydraulic motor is completely serviceable.

Remove hydraulic motor from motor grader.

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Illustrated is the Galion hydraulic motorwith bracket mounting for side shift drive.

The motor is also used with a flange mountingfor circle reverse drive.

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Remove socket capscrews from piston controlend cap.

To better illustrate, a motor with a cut-away housing has been photographed.

Disassembly:

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Remove piston control end cap (1), NO” ring(2), friction plate (3), bearing (4) willremain in end cap.

If bearing remains on drive shaft, pullbearing at this time.

4

Remove rotor and pistons.

Pistons may now be removed from rotor.

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To keep rotor seated against friction plate,a spring is held in compression by the driveshaft.

To remove spring and plate, remove snapring.

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Remove bevel plate and bearing assembly.

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Remove bracket (1) or flange (not shown)from seal end of housing.

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Remove drive shaft oil seal.

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Remove drive shaft and bearing from housing.

Inspect all components.

Replace all worn items prior to rebuilding.

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Install bearing on drive shaft and pressinto housing.

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Install rotary seal--spring toward bearing.

Pilot insert (2) and pilot insert slot (3)in flange or bracket (1) must be lappedprior to assembly of bracket or flange tohousing.

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Install spring, washer, and retaining ringin rotor.

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Install pistons in rotor and slip rotor overdrive shaft in housing.

If pistons are undercut on one end, the undercut end goes toward the bevel plate wheninstalled in the rotor.

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Assembly bearing and bevel plate.

Bearing is a slip fit into housing.

It will not require pressure to assemble.

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Friction plate (3) is positioned on the endcap with a dowel pin (5).

Current production friction plates are madeof brass.

Earlier friction plates were made of castiron.

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Assemble end cover, friction plate, and “0”ring to housing and install capscrews.

It will be necessary to compress rotorspring to install capscrews.

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Assembled motor ready for installation onunit.

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To check hydraulic motor after rebuild,install on grader and under heavy workload,drain line port (1) should not free flowmore than one-half gallon per minute.

This leakage intended in the design of themotor to insure adequate lubrication of allcomponents.

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