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Friction ElementsIf wedge rise measurements indicatewedges are above condemnable heights,both complete wedges should be replaced.The exception is if resilient pad(s) areseverely damaged, and casting has atleast 3/16” face wear indicator remaining,then it is acceptable to replace the padsonly.Pry old pads from the casting with ascrewdriver, and install new pads byaligning the post on the back of the padwith the hole in the sloped face of thecasting. Strike the pad face with a malletto seat it onto the casting.Patches of dark, flaky material on thefaces of the pads are common, andproduce no detrimental effects. This isnot cause for renewal.In the case of the RFE-18, RFE-26, andRFE-53, if cracks emanating from theupper or lower corners of the pads haveextended downward toward the center ofthe pad more than 3/4”, then the crackedpad should be replaced.www.stucki.com65
Wedge Spring: Broken wedge springsmust be replaced. The springs suppliedby Stucki for the various RFE models arevirtually identical to the springs suppliedby the manufacturers of the all-metalwedge systems. Free heights of springsshould be checked. Refer to A. StuckiCompany’s RFE Installation Instructionsfor minimum allowable free heights.Stucki RFEs and all-metal friction wedgesshould never be combined in the sametruck. RFEs must always be replacedin kind.Friction Elementswww.stucki.com66
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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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Page 44 and 45: Side BearingsShop InspectionGeneral
Page 46 and 47: Side BearingsResilient Element: Res
Page 48 and 49: Side BearingsLoad Cell Testing: A s
Page 50 and 51: Side BearingsThese measurements ass
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Page 56 and 57: Side BearingsTo increase the setup
Page 58 and 59: Table 3.1Friction Elements*Requires
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Page 64 and 65: Friction ElementsThe upper corners
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Page 70 and 71: Yard and Shop InspectionHydraulic S
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Page 80 and 81: International Products675-RXL Side
Page 82 and 83: International Products656-CRL Side
Page 84 and 85: International ProductsThe JOEY Seri
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Page 92 and 93: International ProductsRFE-3262 Resi
Page 94 and 95: 6. Brake BeamsBrake BeamsFig. 6.1
Page 96 and 97: Brake BeamsInspectionReplacement of
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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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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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