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Hancock 1500, 2500 and 4500 Pound Forged ... - Industrial Controls

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to Figure 4 (Section 4), thus the raised bossresulting from stake locking must be removedbefore the thread bushing can be removedfrom the yoke. The stake lock may be removedby peening, or by a h<strong>and</strong> held grinder or file.Remove the thread bushing by rotating it counterclockwise.Note: The stem should br prevented fromrotating while the bushing is being rotated.After each 10 complete rotations of the threadbushing, the stem should be rotated counterclockwiseuntil it contacts the backseat. Thisaction will ensure that the disc does notengage the seat <strong>and</strong> bind the thread bushing.After the thread bushing has been disengagedfrom the yoke, continue the counterclockwiserotation until the bushing disengages from theAcme thread on the stem.The packing of the fixed backseat globe valvemuct now be removed by using the packingremoval tool, shown in Figure 7, <strong>and</strong> for whichapplicable valve size <strong>and</strong> part number informationis provided in Table 5.Touse the packing removal tool, place the toolover the stem, through the thread bushingopening of the yoke <strong>and</strong> into the gl<strong>and</strong> stuffigbox. Next, place a rod through the hole in theremoval tool. Using the rod, rotate the toolclockwise while exerting force on the tooltoward the packing. Remove the tool <strong>and</strong>clean the packing from the flute after each 3 to5 complete rotations. Repeat the operationuntil all the packing is removed. The packingstop ring can now be removed, <strong>and</strong> this canbe done by screwing a piece of No. 8-32threaded rod into one of the two tapped holesin the ring, or by using a wire hook in one ofthe two tapped holes.The yoke bushing nut is removed by using thewrench shown in Figure 8, <strong>and</strong> for whichapplicable valve size <strong>and</strong> part number informationis provided in Table 6.FIGURE 8—Yoke Bushing Nut WrenchTABLE 6—Wrench SelectionFIGURE 7—Packing Removal ToolTABLE 5—Packing Removal Tools P/NSVavle SizeP/N1/4, 3/8, & 1/2 71019093/4 & 1 71019011-1/4, 1-1/2 & 2 7101910Vavle SizeP/N1/4, 3/8, & 1/2 71019093/4 & 1 71019011-1/4, 1-1/2 & 2 7101910Insert the tool through the thread bushingopening, <strong>and</strong> into the gl<strong>and</strong> stuffing box, withthe lug end first. Rotate the wrench until thelugs engage the slots in the yoke bushing nut,then screw the wrench nut into the threadbushing of the yoke until it hits the shoulder onthe wrench. (See Figure 9)9

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