Pressure testing gauge, Accumulator port brake port – Lull 6K Service Manual User Manual

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Brakes

Service Manual — Models 644B, 6K, 844C, 8K, 1044C, 10K

9-3

3. Remove the two (2) capscrews (Item 1), valve guard (Item 2), and gas

valve cap (Item 3) from the accumulator (Item 10) (see Fig. 9-2).

4. Mount accumulator test gauge (Item 5) to the accumulator gas valve

(Item 9). The pressure gauge must have a 2000 psi capacity (correctly
calibrated) with 5/16-32 UNEF mounting nut threads. Before installing
it, perform the following:

a. The bleed valve (Item 4) must be tightly closed (turned in).

b. The “T” handle (Item 8) must be backed out (counter clockwise).

c. Be sure of an air-tight connection when mounting the gauge.

d. The "T" handle must then be turned in after the pressure gauge is

mounted.

5. Mount brake pressure testing gauge to the brake test port located

behind the cab step (see Fig. 9-3). The gauge must have a 600 psi
capacity (correctly calibrated).

Fig. 9-3: Diagnostic Ports

6. Repeatedly pump (push, hold, release) the brake pedal until all brake

line pressure is depleted. The brake test gauge must read 0 psi.

7. Check to see if the accumulator test gauge (Item 5) now reads

375–425 psi. If pressure is correct, proceed to Step 8. If pressure is
incorrect, proceed to Step 15.

8. Start the engine and allow it to run (idle) throughout the remainder of

the bleeding and testing procedure. This will allow the accumulator to
maintain operating pressure.

PUMP 1

PUMP 2

CARR. TILT

(BASE END)

CARR. TILT

(ROD END)

BRAKES

STEERING

PILOT

ACCUM.

K

1067

Pressure

Testing Gauge

V

1079

Accumulator

Port

Brake

Port

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