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 |  TM 10-3930-621-34 (8) Remove screw (57), lock washer (58), 10-12. Disassembly clamp (28), and spacer (29) securing bottom of single lift cylinder (10) to intermediate mast (7). a. Refer to figure 10-3 and disassemble as follows: (9) Remove screw (43) and lock washer (42) b. Remove inner mast (20) as follows: attaching upper part of single lift cylinder (10) to bracket (1) Remove screw (43) and lock washer (42) (9), and screws (40 and 41) and nuts (39) attaching connecting inner mast to center cylinder of cylinder bracket to intermediate mast (7). cluster (12). (10) Remove bracket (9) from intermediate (2) Remove bottom adjustment nuts (50) from mast (7). chain anchors (13) and remove chains (17) from cylinder (11) Remove nut (49) and lock washer (48) cluster (12) and inner mast (20). Match-mark location of securing bottom of cylinder assembly (10) through nuts (50) on anchors (13). intermediate mast (7) to outer mast (1). (3) Remove interlock spring (23) from screws (12) Remove single lift cylinder (10) from (24) and remove screws. intermediate mast (7). (4) Remove screw (54) and spacer (21) from (13) Remove screws (38), studs (3), shims (4 interlock (22) and remove interlock from inner mast (20). and 5), and bearings (6) at top of outer mast (1). Note Tap out pin (53). size and quantity of shims used. (5) Using hoist, slowly raise inner mast (20) (14) Using hoist, slide intermediate mast (7) until notch at bottom of inner mast channel clears upper from outer mast (1). intermediate mast bearing(6). (15) Remove bearings (6) and shims from intermediate mast (7), if necessary. Caution:  Do not raise inner mast beyond d. Remove lubrication fittings (66 and 67) and clearance  point  or  inner  mast bearing (6) will bearings (2) from outer mast (1). contact upper intermediate mast bearing, which may result in damage to the bearings. 10-13. Cleaning, Inspection, Replacement and (6) Check to see that the inner mast bearing Repair (6) will clear the notch in the upper intermediate mast a. Clean all parts with cleaning compound, solvent channel. If both bearings are clear, remove inner mast (Spec. P-S-661). (20) from intermediate mast (7) by carefully moving hoist b. Inspect all parts for wear or damage. in a horizontal direction. c. If inner race of bearing is fractured, examine (7) Remove bearings (6) and shims (4 and 5) bearing stud for nicks.  Replace bearing and stud if from inner mast (20), if necessary. damaged as follows: Note. All bearing studs (8, fig. 10- c.  Remove intermediate mast (7) as follows: 3) are welded into position except outer mast bearing (1) Disconnect elbows (26) and tube (27) from stud (3), which is attached to a screw 138i. cylinder cluster and single lift cylinder. (1) Press bearings (6, fig. 10-3) from studs (2) Remove screws (46), lock washers (47), (8) and remove shims (4 and 5). Note size and quantity and chain guards (11) from crossheads (15). of shims used. (3) Remove small spring pins (52), bearing (2) Remove filler metal from around stud pins (16), washers (18), and bearings (19) from using a pencil grinder. Do not make any passes into crossheads. mast channel. Remove stud from channel. (4) Remove screws (51) and crossheads (15) (3) Prepare welding surface by removing all from cylinder cluster (12). foreign material such as rust, scale, grease, etc. Any (5) Remove nut (45) and lock washer (44) part that may be damaged by heat should be removed securing  center  cylinder  of  cylinder  cluster  to before welding. intermediate mast (7). (4) Locate, tilt, and aline new stud on mast (6) Using hoist, remove cylinder cluster (12) channels (fig. 10-4). Use Section B-B of figure 10-4 for from intermediate mast (7). dimensions of inner mast bearing stud location. Sections Caution:  Always handle cylinder in fully A-A and B-B of figure 10-4 apply to intermediate mast collapsed position to avoid scratching or nicking bearing stud locations. ram surface. (7) Remove spacer (34) and clamp (32) from outer mast (1). 10-8 | 
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