Toro 25462, 25462E Installation Instructions

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Installation

LooseParts

FormNo.3378-106RevA

TrackKit

RT1200Trencher

ModelNo.25462—SerialNo.315000001andUp

ModelNo.25462E—SerialNo.315000001andUp

InstallationInstructions

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ProcedureDescription

Nopartsrequired

Greasetting(90°elbow) Pipe4 Coupler Greasetting Kingpin4 Bolt(socket-head)—M14—2.00x40

mm,Class12.9 Frame-mountbracket(frontleftorrear

right) Frame-mountbracket(frontrightorrear

left) Bolt(M16—2.00x70mm) Jamnut(M16) Locknut(M16) Bolt(M14—2.00x30mm,Class10.9) Bolt(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9) Lockwasher(M14) Directionbracket4 Bolt(M12—1.75x60mm,Class8.8) Flatwasher(M12) Locknut(M12—1.75,Class8.8) Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class8.8)

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Use

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4 4

8 8 8 8 8

8 4

Preparethemachine.

Installthebottomkingpin.

Installtheframe-mountbracket.

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ProcedureDescription

Topmountingplate4 Bolt(M14—2.00x40mm,Class10.9) Jamnut(M14—2.00,Class10.9) Bolt(M16—2.00x50mm) Lockwasher(M16) Shimplate Bolt(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9) Flatwasher(M14) Hexnut(M14—2.00,Class10.9)

Qty.

16 16

20 40 20

Use

8 8

Installthetopmountingbracket.

8 9

Note:Determinetheleftandrightsidesofthemachinefromthenormaloperatingposition.

Nopartsrequired

Chassisframe Axle-pivotspacer4 Spacer Retainingring4 Bolt(M16—2.00x50mm,Class10.9) Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9) Sprocketthird Axlepivot4 Bolt(M16—2.00x40mm,Class10.9) Washer48 Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9) Track4

Nopartsrequired

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12 12 12

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Torquethefasteners.

Installthechassisframe.

Installthesprocketthirdsandthetrack.

Checkandadjustthetoeofthetracks.

Alignthetracks.

Checkthetensionofthetracks.

PreparingtheMachine

NoPartsRequired

Procedure

Note:Determinetheleftandrightsidesofthemachine

fromthenormaloperatingposition.

1.Parkthemachineonahard,levelsurface.

2.Setthefrontandrearwheelssothattheyarestraight forward.

3.Lowertheattachments,stoptheengine,waitforall movingpartstostop,andremovethekey.

4.Raisethemachineuntilallthewheelsareoffthe groundandsupportthemachinewithjackstands.

Note:Usejackstandsratedforyourmachineand attachment.RefertotheOperator’ sManualforyour machineandeachattachmenttodeterminethetotal weight.

5.Removethelugnuts,washers,andwheelsfromthe machine.

Note:Savethelugnutsandwheels.

6.Measureandrecordthelengthoftheexposedbolton eachsteeringlimiter(Figure1).

Note:Retainthesemeasurementstoinstallthebolt andnutontoeachsteeringlimiterlater.

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Figure1

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1.Installa90°elbowgreasetting,apipe,acoupler,and agreasettingtothebottomkingpin(Figure2).

1.Boltandnut(2)

2.Steeringlimiter

3.Bottomkingpin

7.Removetheboltsandnutsfromthesteeringlimiter (Figure1).

Note:Savetheboltsandnuts.

8.Supportthewheelhub.

9.Removetheboltsthatholdthebottomkingpinandthe bottomkingpin(Figure1).

4.Boltssecuringthebottom kingpin

5.Recordthismeasurement.

1.Hub

2.Kingpin

3.Socket-headbolt (M14—2.00x40mm, Class12.9)

4.Holeinkingpinfor socket-headbolt

5.Holeinkingpinforgrease ttingassembly

Figure2

6.Greasetting

7.Coupler

8.Pipe

9.90°elbowtting

Note:Savethebottomkingpinandthebolts.

2.Aligntheholesinthebottomkingpin(Figure2)tothe holesinthehubbylightlyinstalling2bolts(M14—2.00 x30mmor60mm).

3.Installthebottomkingpinwithasocket-headbolt (M14—2.00x40mm,Class12.9)asshowninFigure2.

InstallingtheBottomKingpin

Note:Applyhigh-strength,thread-lockingcompound

tothesocket-headboltbeforeinstallingit.

Partsneededforthisprocedure:

Greasetting(90°elbow)

4Pipe

Coupler

Greasetting

4Kingpin

Bolt(socket-head)—M14—2.00x40mm,Class12.9

4.Torquethesocket-headboltto192to234N-m(141 to173ft-lb).

5.Removethe2bolts(M14—2.00x30mmor60mm) fromthebottomkingpin.

Procedure

Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.

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3.Looselyinstalltheframe-mountbracketontothehub

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using2bolts(M14—2.00x30mm,Class10.9)and 2bolts(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9)upthrough

thebottomkingpinand4lockwashersasshownin

Figure4.

InstallingtheFrame-Mount Bracket

Note:Applyhigh-strength,thread-lockingcompound

totheboltsbeforeinstallingthem.

Partsneededforthisprocedure:

Frame-mountbracket(frontleftorrearright)

Frame-mountbracket(frontrightorrearleft)

Bolt(M16—2.00x70mm)

Jamnut(M16)

Locknut(M16)

Bolt(M14—2.00x30mm,Class10.9)

Bolt(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9)

Lockwasher(M14)

4Directionbracket

Bolt(M12—1.75x60mm,Class8.8)

Flatwasher(M12)

Locknut(M12—1.75,Class8.8)

Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class8.8)

Procedure

Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.

Note:Useaoorjacktoholdtheframe-mount

bracketinplacewhileyouinstallit.

1.Install2bolts(M16—2.00x70mm),2jamnuts(M16), and2locknuts(M16)intheframe-mountbracketas showninFigure3.

Figure4

1.Hubandaxle4.Bolt—M14—2.00x60

2.Frame-mountbracket5.Bolt—M14—2.00x30

3.Lockwasher(4)6.Holeinkingpinforbolts(4)

mm,Class10.9(2)

Note:Thereare2typesofframe-mountbrackets,1 bracketforthefront,lefttrackandtherear,righttrack; andtheotherbracketforthefront,righttrackandthe

Figure3

1.Locknuts(M16)3.Bolts(M16—2.00x70

2.Jamnuts(M16)

2.Torquetheboltsandlocknutsto255to311N-m(188 to230ft-lb).

mm)

rear,lefttrack.

4.Installtheboltsandnutsonthesteeringlimiterthat youpreviouslyremovedandsetittothemeasurement thatyoupreviouslyrecordedinstep6of1Preparing

theMachine(page2).

5.Slipadirectionbracket(Figure5)bythetopholeonto theboltendofthesteeringlimiter.

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Figure5

1.Directionbracket

2.Hexnut(M16—2.00, Class8.8)

3.Bolts(M12—1.75x60 mm,Class8.8)

4.Flatwasher—M12(4)

5.Locknuts(M12—1.75, Class8.8)

6.Tube

6.Installthedirectionbracketontotheframe-mount bracketwith2bolts(M12—1.75x60mm,Class8.8) and2locknuts(M12—1.75,Class8.8)inthelower holes;installahexnut(M16,Class8.8)attheupper holeasshowninFigure5.

7.Torquethe2bolts(M12—1.75x60mm,Class8.8) and2locknuts(M12—1.75,Class8.8)to70to86N-m (52to63ft-lb).

8.Torquethehexnut(M16,Class8.8)attheupperhole to255to311N-m(188to230ft-lb).

InstallingtheTopMounting Bracket

Partsneededforthisprocedure:

4Topmountingplate

Bolt(M14—2.00x40mm,Class10.9)

Jamnut(M14—2.00,Class10.9)

Bolt(M16—2.00x50mm)

Lockwasher(M16)

Shimplate

Bolt(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9)

Flatwasher(M14)

Hexnut(M14—2.00,Class10.9)

Procedure

Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.

1.Installthe2bolts(M14,Class10.9)and2jamnuts (M14,Class10.9)ontothetopmountingplateas showninFigure6.

Figure6

1.Jamnuts(M14,Class

10.9)

2.Bolts(M14—2.00x40 mm,Class10.9)

2.Torquetheboltsandjamnutsto192to234N-m(141 to173ft-lb).

3.Looselyinstallthetopmountingplatetothe frame-mountbracketusing4bolts(M16–2.00x50 mm,Class10.9)and4lockwashers(M16)asshown inFigure7.

Note:Ensurethattheboltsaretightbutnottorqued tothespecication.

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TorquingtheFasteners

NoPartsRequired

Procedure

Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.

1.Tightenallthehardwarefromthepreviousstepsexcept forthedirectionbracket(step6).

•Torquethe2bolts(M14—2.00x30mm,Class

10.9)and2bolts(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9) thatsecuretheframe-mountbracket(refertostep

3of3InstallingtheFrame-MountBracket(page

3))to164to200N-m(121to147ft-lb).

•Torquethe4bolts(M16—2.00x50mm,Class

10.9)thatsecurethetopmountingplate(step3of

4InstallingtheTopMountingBracket(page5))to

255to311N-m(188to230ft-lb).

•Torquethe5bolts(M14—2.00x60mm,Class

10.9)and5hexnuts(M14,Class10.9)thatsecure theshimsandtopmountingplate(step6of4

InstallingtheTopMountingBracket(page5))to

192to234N-m(141to173ft-lb).

Figure7

1.Bolt—M16—2.00x50 mm,Class10.9(4)

2.Lockwasher—M16(4)7.Greasettingontop

3.Bolt—M14—2.00x60 mm,Class10.9(5)

4.Flatwasher—M14(5)9.Flatwasher—M14(5)

5.Topmountingplate

4.Determinehowmanyshimplatesthatyouneedinthe locationshowninFigure7.

5.Aligntheholesintheshimplateswiththeholesinthe topmountingplate.

6.Looselyinstallthemountingplateandshimplates with5bolts(M14—2.00x60mm,Class10.9),10at washers(M14),and5hexnuts(M14,Class10.9);refer toFigure7.

7.Adjustthetubesothatitisperpendiculartothe mountingfaceofthedrivehub(Figure7).

6.Shimplates(useas needed)

kingpin

8.Frame-mountbracket

10.Hexnut—M14,Class10.9 (5)

2.Removeanddiscardthestraightgreasettingonthe topkingpin(Figure7)andreplaceitwitha90°grease tting.

InstallingtheChassisFrame

Partsneededforthisprocedure:

Chassisframe

4Axle-pivotspacer

Spacer

4Retainingring

Bolt(M16—2.00x50mm,Class10.9)

Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9)

Procedure

Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.

1.Positionthechassisframesothatthetrackadjusters arelocatedawayfromthecenterofthemachineas showninFigure8andFigure9.

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Note:Figure8andFigure9showonlytheoutertrack

adjusters;theinnertrackadjustersarenotshown.

Note:Ensurethatthegreasettingsonthechassis framefaceoutward.

Figure11

Nut—M16—2.00,Class10.9(3)notshown

Figure8

Forthefront,lefttrackandtherear,righttrack

1.Outertrackadjuster(2)

Figure9

Forthefront,righttrackandtherear,lefttrack

1.Outertrackadjuster(2)

2.Turnboththeinnerandoutertrack-adjusterbolts (Figure10)sothattheadjustersmoveinward,making iteasiertoinstallthetracklater.

1.Bolt—M16—2.0x50mm, Class10.9(3)

2.Axlepivot

3.Chassisframe

4.Tubeoftheframe-mount bracket

4.Insertanaxle-pivot(at)spacerbetweenthe frame-mountbracketandthechassisframeandthe spacer(Figure11).

5.Installtheretainingringonoutsideoftrack-chassis frame,andsecuretheaxlepivotwith3bolts(M16—2.0 x50mm,Class10.9)and3nuts(M16—2.00,Class

10.9).

Note:Torquethe3boltsand3nutsto255to311 N-m(188to230ft-lb).

6.Repeatthisprocedurefortheremaining3tracks.

5.Axle-pivotspacer(at)

6.Spacer

7.Retainingring

Figure10

Onlytheoutertrackeradjusterisshown.

1.Track-adjusterbolt(2)

3.Installthechassisframetotheframe-mountbracket usingtheaxlepivot(Figure11).

Note:Useahoisttoliftandpositionthechassisframe.

InstallingtheSprocketThirds andtheTrack

Partsneededforthisprocedure:

Sprocketthird

4Axlepivot

Bolt(M16—2.00x40mm,Class10.9)

48Washer

Hexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9)

4Track

Procedure

Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.

1.Alignthe3sprocketthirdstogetherontheoor (Figure12).

Note:Thisisanecessarystepbecausethesprocket thirdsarenotsymmetricalandthereforettogether only1way.

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Figure12

2.Assembleasprocketthirdontothewheellugsand looselyinstallthelugnuts(Figure13).

7.Securethesprocketstogetherusing6setsoffasteners thatconsistofabolt(M16—2.00x40mm,Class10.9), 2washers,andahexnut(M16—2.00,Class10.9)each (Figure14).

Note:Torquetheboltsandnutsto255to311N-m (188to230ft-lb).

Figure14

Thenalsprocketthirdisnotshownforthepurposeof

clarity.

Figure13

1.Nut3.Wheellug

2.Sprocketthird

Note:Itiseasiertoslidethesprocketthirdbetween themaintubeandthetrack-adjustermechanism.

3.Installthetrackoverthesprocketsandunderthe chassisframe.

Note:Notetheorientationofthetrackpattern.To makeinstallingthetrackeasier,applysoapywateror mineraloiltotheteethofthetrack.

1.Spocketthird4.Nut(M16—2.00,Class

2.Bolt(M16—2.00x40mm, Class10.9)

3.Washers

10.9)

5.Onesetoffasteners—bolt (1),washers(2),andnut (1)

8.Turnboththeinnerandoutertrack-adjusterbolts outward(Figure15)thesameamountsothatthe tensionacrossthetrackisequalwhileyousecurethe trackinplace.

Note:Usingahoisttoliftthetrackmakesinstalling iteasier.

4.Startthemachineandrotatethesprocketthirdtothe topposition.

5.Assembleanothersprocketthird,rotateittotheside position,andlooselyinstallthelugnuts.

6.Assemblethenalsprocketthirdandlooselyinstall thelugnuts.

Figure15

1.Trackadjusterbolt(2)

2.Movethetrackadjuster boltsevenlyoutward

9.Repeatthisprocedurefortheremaining3tracks.

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CheckingandAdjustingthe ToeoftheTracks

NoPartsRequired

Procedure

Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.

Note:Checktoensurethatthecenterlinesthetracksoneach

axleareapproximatelyparallel,withouttoe-inortoe-out.If theyarenot,performtheprocedurethatfollows.

1.Placeawrenchontheatsurfacesonthetie-rodend (Figure16).

AligningtheTracks

NoPartsRequired

Procedure

Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.

Todeterminewhetherthetracksarecorrectlyaligned,start theengine,rotatethetrackatleast6times,andcheckwhether thewheelsremaincenteredbetweentheteethofthetrack (Figure17).

Note:Thewheelsshouldremaincenteredbetweentheteeth ofthetrack.

Figure16

1.Threadedadjuster3.Holdawrenchhereonthe

2.Jamnut

2.Useasecondwrenchtoloosenthejamnut(Figure16).

3.Movethesecondwrenchtotheatsurfacesofthe threadedadjuster(Figure16)androtatethethreaded adjusterinwardoroutwarduntilthetracksare approximatelyparallel.

Note:Rotatethethreadedadjusterclockwiseto shortenit;rotateitcounterclockwisetolengthenit.

4.Withtherstwrenchstillinplace,tightenthejamnut securely.

5.Adjustthesteeringlimiter(Figure16)asneededto preventthetrackfrominterferingwiththemachine.

6.Lowerthemachinetotheground.

tierodend.

4.Steeringlimiter

Figure17

1.Trackmigration3.Wheels

2.Teeth

Ifthetrackbeginstomigrateoffthewheels,increasethe tensiononthesideofthetrackwhereittendstomigrate (Figure18)usingthefollowingprocedure:

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Figure18

Backviewoftrack

1.Directionoftrackmigration4.Outsidetrackadjuster

2.Exteriorside5.Insidetrackadjuster

3.Interiorside6.Track

1.Movethetrackadjusteronthesidewherethetrackis migratingoffthewheelsbyturningthetrack-adjuster boltoutward6mm(1/4inch);refertoFigure19.

3.Repeatthisprocedureuntilthewheelsremaincentered betweentheteethofthetrack.

CheckingtheTensionofthe Tracks

NoPartsRequired

Procedure

Important:Performthisprocedureoneachhub.

Important:Itisnormalforthetrackstostretchthe

rsttimethatyouusethem.Adjustthetensionofthe tracksaftertherst25operatinghourstopreventthe componentsfromwearingprematurely.Improperly tensionedtrackscanleadtoprematurewearingorloss oftrackcomponents.Checkthetensionofthetracks regularly.

TrackTension

ToolooseThetrack

TootightThetracklosesa

Signs

disengagesinthe tractionteethofthe sprocketwheel. Thereisa signicantincrease invibration.

signicantamount ofpowerand revolutionspeed.

Possible Consequences

Thetrackteeth wearprematurely. Thetrack losestraction. Thereisarisk ofthetrackcoming off.

Thetrack,ball bearings,sprocket wheelstems, andplanetary gearboxallwear prematurely.

1.Raisethemachineandpositionithorizontally.

2.Rotatethetracksothatthemodel/serialnumberplate ofthetrackisbetweenthesmallerwheels.

3.Puta45kg(100lb)roundbarintothetrackbetween thelugsandbetweenthe2smallerwheels.

Figure19

Sideviewoftrack

Note:Asteelbar6.35cm(2-1/2inches)indiameter and183cm(72inches)longwillwork.

1.Track-adjusterbolt(2)

2.Movethetrackadjuster outward6mm(1/4inch)

4.Measurethedistance(gap)betweentheinnersurface ofthetrackandthetrackbeam(Figure20).

2.Starttheengine,rotatethetrackatleast6times,and checkwhetherthewheelsremaincenteredbetween theteethofthetrack.

Note:Ifthetrackisalreadystretchedtoitsmaximum, reducethetensionby6mm(1/4inch)ontheinner trackadjuster.

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Figure20

1.Gap—83to89mm(3-1/4 to3-1/2inches)

2.Roundbar

5.Repeatthismeasurement5pitchesaheadand5pitches afterthelocationofthemodel/serialnumberplate.

Note:Rotatethetracksothatallthesepositionsare locatedbetweenthe2smallerwheels.

Note:Themaximumallowabledistanceshouldbe within83to89mm(3-1/4to3-1/2inches)fromthe trackinnersurfaceandthetrackbeam.

6.Adjusttheadjustersforthetrackasneeded.

7.Lowerthemachinetotheground.

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