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International ProductsAustralia and New ZealandResilient Friction ElementsRFE-3118 Resilient FrictionElementRFE-31PadsFig. 5.11 — RFE-3118The RFE-3118 was designed to replacethe all-metal RC-18 friction wedgeused primarily in Ride Control bogiesin New Zealand. Castings are currentlymanufactured in New Zealand. The RFE-3118 utilizes two Stucki RFE-31 resilientpads, which are available through theStucki sales representative in Australia.www.stucki.com89
RFE-3234 Resilient FrictionElementRFE-32PadsInternational Side Bearings ProductsFig. 5.12 — RFE-3234The RFE-3234 was designed to replacethe all-metal RC-134 friction wedgeused primarily in Ride Control bogiesin Australia. Castings are currentlymanufactured in Australia. The RFE-3234 utilizes two Stucki RFE-32 resilientpads, which are available through theStucki sales representative in Australia.www.stucki.com90
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ProductGuideRev. 06 12/06
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Table of Contents4. Hydraulic Stabi
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1. ScopeThis pocket guide provides
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Side BearingsFig. 2.1 — Shear Sid
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Side BearingsFig. 2.7 — RetroXT S
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Side Side Bearings BearingsFig. 2.1
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End Closure: End closures must be i
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Side BearingsShop SET UP5-1/8" ± 1
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Side BearingsYard Inspection: Verti
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Side BearingsShop SET UP3/4" ± 1/1
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Side BearingsShop InspectionGeneral
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Side BearingsResilient Element: Res
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Side BearingsLoad Cell Testing: A s
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Side BearingsThese measurements ass
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Side BearingsFig. 2.32 — Vertical
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Side BearingsFig. 2.34 — Setup He
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Side BearingsTo increase the setup
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Table 3.1Friction Elements*Requires
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Friction ElementsFig. 3.3 — RFE-5
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Friction ElementsFig. 3.7 — Wear
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Friction ElementsThe upper corners
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Friction ElementsIf wedge rise meas
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4. Hydraulic StabilizersStucki hydr
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Yard and Shop InspectionHydraulic S
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Condition A. The oil level in the r
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HS-7 and HS-7100 units removed onac
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International ProductsAustralia, Ne
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International ProductsFig. 5.3 —
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International Products675-RXL Side
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International Products656-CRL Side
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International ProductsThe JOEY Seri
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International ProductsSeveral sligh
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International ProductsSA-5000-2R Si
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International ProductsAustralia and
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International ProductsRFE-3262 Resi
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6. Brake BeamsBrake BeamsFig. 6.1
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Brake BeamsInspectionReplacement of
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PinRetainerBrake BeamsStrutLeverSlo
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Reconditioning Services7. Reconditi
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Reconditioning ServicesFig. 7.1 —
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Reconditioning ServicesFriction Com
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Reconditioning ServicesGears which
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Reconditioning ServicesNew parts in
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Product Index (continued)Product In
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Reconditioning ServicesImproving Ri
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Table of Contents4. Hydraulic Stabi
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1. ScopeThis pocket guide provides
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Side BearingsFig. 2.1 — Shear Sid
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Side BearingsFig. 2.3 — Compact C
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Side BearingsFig. 2.5 — RetroXT L
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Side BearingsFig. 2.7 — RetroXT S
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Side BearingsFig. 2.9 — RetroXT 5
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Side BearingsFig. 2.11 — 656-CR,
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Side BearingsFig. 2.13 — 690-RL,
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Side BearingsFig. 2.15 — 675-RL,
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Side BearingsFig. 2.17 — ISB-9DR,
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Side BearingsFig. 2.19 — ISB-10,
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Side BearingsFig. 2.21 — 656-SLB,
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Side BearingsFig. 2.23 — 688-BNot
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Side BearingsYard InspectionGeneral
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Side BearingsRocker: Rockers may no
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Side BearingsShop SET UP5-1/8" ± 1
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Side BearingsIf reasonably level tr
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Page 160 and 161: Side BearingsLoad Cell Testing: A s
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Page 164 and 165: Side BearingsFig. 2.32 — Vertical
Page 166 and 167: Side BearingsFig. 2.34 — Setup He
Page 168 and 169: Side BearingsTo increase the setup
Page 170 and 171: Table 3.1Friction Elements*Requires
Page 172 and 173: Friction ElementsFig. 3.3 — RFE-5
Page 174 and 175: Friction ElementsFig. 3.7 — Wear
Page 176 and 177: Friction ElementsThe upper corners
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Page 180 and 181: 4. Hydraulic StabilizersStucki hydr
Page 182 and 183: Yard and Shop InspectionHydraulic S
Page 184 and 185: Condition A. The oil level in the r
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Page 196 and 197: International ProductsThe JOEY Seri
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Page 204 and 205: International ProductsRFE-3262 Resi
Page 206 and 207: 6. Brake BeamsBrake BeamsFig. 6.1
Page 208 and 209: Brake BeamsInspectionReplacement of
Page 210 and 211: PinRetainerBrake BeamsStrutLeverSlo
Page 212 and 213: Reconditioning Services7. Reconditi
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