VOLVO SD45F SOIL COMPACATOR Service Repair Manual PDF
VOLVO SD45F SOIL COMPACATOR Service Repair Manual PDF
VOLVO SD45F SOIL COMPACATOR Service Repair Manual PDF
2. Remove the front scraper weld. Refer to 7771 Smooth drum scrapers, replacing.
3. Remove the drum from the drum frame. Refer to 777 Drum, removing.
4. Using an appropriate lifting device, lift the front of the machine by the drum frame. Remove the jack stands placed
during drum removal, and move them under the rear frame as shown. Detach the lifting device.
NOTE!
Weight of front end at drum frame 939 kg (2070 lb.)
Figure 1
1. Frame bulkhead
2. Jack stand
3. Drum frame
5. Remove the two bolts securing the clamp plate to the drum frame, leaving the hoses attached to the clamp plate.
Feed the hose cover plate with attached hoses through the hole in the drum frame and position safely out of the
way.
Figure 2
7. Remove the bolts and washers securing the lock plate to the swivel. Remove the lock plate form the articulation
pin.
8. Secure the drum frame with appropriate lifting straps. Place the straps as shown on the drum frame. Remove the
articulation pin and remove the drum frame from the swivel.
NOTE!
Weight of drum frame 460 kg (1015 lb.)
Figure 3
1. Replace the dust seals on the drum frame and inspect the bearing cups and cones.
2. Using an appropriate lifting device, lift the drum frame and position it above the swivel. Slowly lower the drum
frame into position, making sure the rear bearing cone does not rotate, and the dust seals do not tear.
NOTE!
Weight of the drum frame: 460 kg (1015 lb.)
Figure 1
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3. Replace the o-ring on the oscillation pin and insert the horizontal oscillation pin through the drum frame into the
swivel. Tighten and torque. Refer to 030 Tightening torque, specifications. Remove the lifting device.
4. Apply a high strength thread locking compound and install the lock plate. Tighten and torque. Refer to
030 Tightening torque, specifications.
5. Pull the hoses through the opening of the drum frame. Apply a high strength thread locking compound and install
the attached clamp plates to the drum frame with two (2) bolts and washers.
Swivel, removing
Op nbr 711-035
1. Place the machine in the service position. Refer to 191 Service position.
2. Remove the front scraper weld. Refer to 7771 Smooth drum scrapers, replacing.
3. Remove the drum from the drum frame. Refer to 777 Drum, removing.
5. Remove the hanger assembly connecting the hoses to the main frame to allow for more vertical clearance. Pull the
hoses to one side of the machine.
7. Remove the pivot pin form the swivel and steer cylinder.
9. Place an appropriate floor jack under the swivel and raise until it makes contact with the swivel, but does not lift the
machine. Secure the swivel to the floor jack with “C” clamps.
Figure 1
Swivel secured to floor jack with “C” clamps
11. Remove the articulation lock pin from the service position and separate the swivel from the rear frame.
Service Information
Swivel, installing
Op nbr 711-036
1. Replace the dust seals on the main frame before the swivel is installed. Secure the swivel to an appropriate floor
jack with “C” clamps.
2. Inspect the bearing races, cones and bushings and replace if necessary.
3. Carefully install the swivel to the main frame with a horizontal motion. Be cautious not to rip the dust seals while
installing.
4. Install the articulation lock pin in the swivel. Place a new o-ring on the articulation pin and install into the swivel.
Tighten and torque. Refer to 030 Tightening torque, specifications
5. Connect the steering cylinder to the swivel with the pivot pin. Secure the pivot pin with the roll pin.
6. Apply a high strength thread locking compound and install the lock plate to the swivel with the two (2) bolts and
washers. Refer to 030 Thread locking compound, application/specifications. Tighten and torque. Refer to
030 Tightening torque, specifications.
8. Grease the pivot pin and oscillation joint. Refer to 173 Steering cylinder pins, greasing and
173 Swivel joint (horizontal and vertical) pins, greasing.
Service Information
NOTE!
Read the Safety Section before starting the procedure.
Wheel, removing
2. Secure the machine with an appropriate jack stand under the rear end of the machine. Make sure it is positioned
correctly and has safe ground support.
Figure 1
1. Lifting points
2. Jack stands
WARNING
Never work under/on machines without using recommended support equipment.
NOTE!
Before lifting the machine read 191 Safety when lifting and supporting complete machine.
WARNING
Risk of personal injury. Very heavy object.
WARNING
Explosion hazard.
Never inflate the tyre to over 2.4 bar (35 psi) to seat beads. Excessive inflation pressure when
seating beads may cause the tyre and rim assembly to explode causing severe injury or death.
Ensure normal operating pressure is not above 1.1 bar (16 psi).
NOTE!
Placing water in tyres is an economical means of adding weight to the wheels of the machine. The addition of
calcium chloride to the water is recommended to prevent the water from freezing. If a tyre with ballast is replaced
the replacement tyre must also contain an equal amount of ballast.
Contact a Manufacturer's Authorized Dealer or Distributor for more information on ballasted tyres.
Wheel, installing
5. Before reinstalling the wheel to the axle hub, clean the mounting face of the axle and wheel with a wire brush.
7. Reinstall the wheel nuts. Torque the nuts in a rotating diagonal pattern. Refer to 030 Wheel, tightening torque.
Figure 3
Wheel nuts, torque tighten
8. Lower the machine and remove the lifting device and jack stands.
9. Check the tyre pressure. Refer to 173 Tyres, checking air pressure.
Service Information
2. Remove the nut and two (2) washers attaching the shock mount to the shock plate.
Figure 1
1. Drum frame
2. Shock plate
3. Shock mount
3. Remove the two (2) bolts and washers attaching the shock mount to the carrier plate. The shock mount can now be
removed.
4. Using an appropriate lifting device, take some weight off the drum frame to allow easier alignment and installation.
5. Slide the shock mount into the horizontal slot on the shock plate. Align the holes at the rear of the shock mount
with the threaded holes on the carrier plate. Apply a high strength thread locking compound to the bolts. Tighten
and torque. Refer to 030 Tightening torque, specifications.
6. Apply a high strength thread locking compound to the threaded stud on the shock mount. Install the nut and two
(2) washers. Tighten and torque. Refer to 030 Tightening torque, specifications.
Service Information
Drum, removing
Op nbr 777-001
2. Remove the scraper from the machine. Refer to 7771 Smooth drum scrapers, replacing.
3. Using an appropriate lifting device, lift the front end of the machine high enough to place a set of jack stands
under the front of the drum frame as shown.
a. Adjust the jack stands so approximately 5 cm (2 in.) exists between the bottom of the drum and the
ground.
b. Do not remove the weight from the lifting device to ensure that the drum does not fall after the hardware
is removed.
Figure 1
Proper placement of jack stands with drum attached to lifting device
NOTE!
Weight of the front end of the machine 2216 kg (4885 lb.)
NOTICE
It is very important to keep the hydraulic system free from any impurities, as these can cause abnormal
wear and may lead to expensive downtime. Greatest possible cleanliness should be maintained during all
handling of hydraulic components and hydraulic oil.
4. Clean, identify and remove the hoses from the vibration motor. Cap or plug all hoses and adapters.
5. Clean, identify and remove the hoses from the drive motor. Cap or plug all hoses and adapters.
6. Remove the six (6) bolts attaching the hose cover plate to the drum frame. With the hoses still clamped to the hose
cover plate, pull the hoses through the hole in the drum frame.
Figure 2
Hose cover plate removed with hoses attached
WARNING
The work involves handling heavy components - failure to stay alert may result in severe crushing injuries.
a. Remove the eight (8) nuts and washers attaching the drum to the carrier plate and torque hub.
b. Remove the eight (8) bolts and washers from the drum frame.
NOTE!
Retain the shims from the carrier side of the drum.
c. With an appropriate lifting device, lift the drum from the machine in a vertical direction.
d. Place the drum on a suitable flat surface away from the machine for service, taking care to block the drum
from any rolling motion.
NOTE!
Weight of the assembled drum 1406 kg (3100 lb.)
NOTE!
All drums will have a shim pack on the carrier side of the drum. These can be reused, but may not require the same
amount as removed from the machine.
Service Information
Drum, installing
Op nbr 777-002
WARNING
The work involves handling heavy components - failure to stay alert may result in severe crushing injuries.
1. Using an appropriate lifting device, lower the drum into the drum frame until the four (4) holes in the drum frame
align with the four (4) holes in the torque hub drive plate.
NOTE!
Weight of the assembled drum is 1406 kg (3100 lb.)
2. Apply a high strength thread locking compound to the four (4) bolts. Insert bolts and washers through the drum
frame and torque hub and hand tighten a nut with washer on the back side of the torque hub on each bolt. Do not
tighten at this time.
3. Make adjustments with the lifting device until the holes in the carrier align with the holes in the drum frame. Ensure
the top of the carrier is facing up by verifying the filtered vent breather and grease fitting are facing the top of the
drum. Place a bolt into each bottom hole to prevent the carrier from rotating.
4. Using a pry bar, open the space between the top front carrier shock plate and the drum frame. Install the shim
pack, aligning the holes in the shims with the holes in the drum frame and carrier shock plate. Apply high strength
thread locking compound to the bolt. Insert a bolt and washer through the drum frame, shims and shock plate.
Remove the pry bar, and install a nut and washer on the back of the bolt. Do not tighten at this time.
5. Move the pry bar to the bottom front carrier shock plate and apply pressure. Allow the shims to rotate on the top
bolt until they align with the holes in the drum frame and carrier shock plate. Apply high strength thread locking
compound to the bolt. Insert a bolt and washer through the drum frame, shims and shock plate. Remove the pry
bar, and install a nut and washer on the back of the bolt. Do not tighten and torque at this time.
7. Using the lifting device, lift the front end of the machine by the drum and remove the jack stands under the front of
the drum frame. Remove the appropriate lifting device from the drum.
NOTE!
Weight of front end of the machine 2216 kg (4885 lb.)
8. With the drum no longer suspended, tighten and torque the eight (8) bolts attaching the drum to the drum frame.
Refer to 030 Tightening torque, specifications.
9. Install the front scraper. Refer to 7771 Smooth drum scrapers, replacing.
10. Install the vibration motor. Refer to 7774 Vibration motor, installing.
NOTICE
It is very important to keep the hydraulic system free from any impurities, as these can cause abnormal
wear and may lead to expensive downtime. Greatest possible cleanliness should be maintained during all
handling of hydraulic components and hydraulic oil.
11. Clean, identify, and connect the hoses on the torque hub. Inspect the o-rings and replace if necessary. Tighten and
torque. Refer to 030 Hydraulic connections, tightening torques.
12. Align the holes of the hose cover plate with the threaded holes on the drum frame. Apply a medium strength
thread locking compound. Refer to 030 Thread locking compound, application/specifications. Attach the hose cover
plates to the drum frame with the six (6) bolts and washers. Repeat this step for the opposite side of the machine.
13. Add hydraulic fluid to the hydraulic tank if needed. Refer to 173 Hydraulic oil level, checking.
Carrier, removing
Op nbr 777-025
3. Drain the oil from the carrier. Refer to 173 Drum carrier, changing oil.
4. Drain the eccentric oil from the drum. Refer to173 Drum eccentric, changing oil.
5. Remove the vibration motor from the carrier assembly. Refer to 7774 Vibration motor, removing.
NOTE!
The next step requires two (2) technicians. One technician will guide the carrier off the bearings with the rods. The
other technician will use the lifting device to remove the weight from the bearings, allowing the removal of the
carrier with minimal pulling force.
6. Place an appropriate clevis in each of the top holes of the shock plates. Connect an appropriate lifting device to the
carrier. Place a 1.5 m (5 ft.) steel rod in each of the bottom holes in the shock plate.
NOTE!
The weight of the carrier assembly is 153 kg (337 lb.)
Figure 1
8. Remove the o-ring and oil seal from the back of the carrier and discard.
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