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Topic: 6000 series cab tilt?
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| Craig C
09-15-2012 16:34:07
96.31.145.115
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I've got a 6410 that has a leak in reverse. It is right hand
reverser, and I have checked the mechanical linkage. All
functions test normal except reverse looses system pressure.
CD says tilt cab to remove transmission. I need a tool or some
really good pics of one. I understand how they work, but need
better understanding of the geometry. I know they aren't the
favorite series but many of them out there.
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| Tech 7
09-17-2012 06:50:06
206.47.90.66
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Re: 6000 series cab tilt? in reply to Craig C, 09-15-2012 16:34:07
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| RH wheel,steps off,cab filters and exhaust pipe off,clutch cable and throttle linkage off,cab mounts undone,cab tool installed,crank the cab over,(+45degrees)install support rod,remove powerQuad module. I have done it without the tool by installing a piece of square tubing in the LH step socket and lifting with a forklift....BUT watch as after a certain point the weight of the cab goes over center and will fall to the right. This procedure is one of the few advantages of a Mannhiem built over Waterloo.
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| donjr
09-15-2012 19:11:20
71.248.83.169
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Re: 6000 series cab tilt? in reply to Craig C, 09-15-2012 16:34:07
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| Gotta take the right wheel off. Then it can tilt freely---
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