55199541a
BUSHING KIT
The 551 995 41A BUSHING KIT is a critical wear component used in various pivot points on a drill rig. It provides a smooth, low-friction surface for pins and shafts, ensuring precise movement and preventing damage to major structural components like the boom or feed.
Description
551 995 41A BUSHING KIT Acting as a sacrificial bearing, this bushing separates two moving metal surfaces, typically a pin and its housing in a linkage joint. It absorbs the high loads and friction generated during rig movements, protecting more…
Full Technical Description
551 995 41A BUSHING KIT Acting as a sacrificial bearing, this bushing separates two moving metal surfaces, typically a pin and its housing in a linkage joint. It absorbs the high loads and friction generated during rig movements, protecting more expensive and difficult-to-replace parts from premature wear. Proper function of these bushings is essential for maintaining the tight tolerances required for accurate drilling and stable rig positioning.
When a bushing wears out, it creates excessive clearance or 'play' in the joint. For example, worn bushings in the boom linkage can cause the entire feed to feel loose and difficult to position accurately. This not only affects drilling precision but also puts immense stress on the pins, welds, and hydraulic cylinders, leading to more significant and costly failures down the line.
Listen for knocking sounds from pivot points during operation and check for any visible looseness. Regular and correct greasing is the best way to extend a bushing's service life. If you notice significant play, replace the bushing promptly to avoid damaging the housing bore or the pin.
Applications
- Underground drilling jumbos
- Mining and tunneling
- Hydraulic control systems
- Rock drilling spare parts
Specifications
| Brand | Sandvik |
|---|---|
| Machine Type | DT821 |
| Assembly | ROD RETAINER |
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