Liebherr R926, R936, R946, R950 Tier 4F Hydraulic Excavator Service Manual

R 926 from serial no. 40625 R 936 from serial no. 40312 R 946 from serial no. 40137 R 950 from serial no. 42213 R 926 Compact from serial no. 40625 R936 Compact from serial no. 45440 R 950 Tunnel from serial no. 37539 R 950 Demolition from serial number 43111 Language: English Publication: 11692893 Format: PDF January 2018 Liebherr R926, R936, R946, R950 Tier 4F Excavator Service Manual – 2628 Pages Operator's manual – 324 Pages Description Liebherr R926, R936, R946, R950 Tier 4F Hydraulic Excavator Service Manual Excavator Model : R 926 from serial no. 40625 R 936 from serial no. 40312 R 946 from serial no. 40137 R 950 from serial no. 42213 R 926 Compact from serial no. 40625 R936 Compact from serial no. 45440 R 950 Tunnel from serial no. 37539 R 950 Demolition from serial number 43111 Language: English Publication: 11692893 Format: PDF January 2018 Liebherr R926, R936, R946, R950 Tier 4F Excavator Service Manual – 2628 Pages Operator's manual – 324 Pages Table of Content of the Service Manual: Introduction Technical data Maintenance Drive group Cooling system Working hydraulics Hydraulic components Steering System Brake System Electrical system Transmission /Travel gearbox Axles / Drive Steel components – basic machine Working attachment Operator's cab, heating and air conditioning Lubrication system Slewing gearbox and slewing ring Equipment / options Diagnosis This manual contains technical data, design and functional descriptions as well as instructions for the operation and the adjustment of machine settings. The document includes a number of drawings, functional schematics and detailed views of units and assemblies of Liebherr hydraulic excavators. Manual Extract  – Installing the new chain Pass the chain under the side frame while pulling it back with a machine. Pull the chain until two or three links protrude from the middle of the sprocket. Lower the machine on the rolled off chain. Jack up the rear end of the chain using a lifting accessory in order to engage the links in the teeth of the sprocket. Position a wooden wedge 27 to retain the links against the sprocket wheel. Using a machine or a steel cable fixed to the working attachment, lift and pull the other end of the chain over the guide wheel and the carrier rollers so to make both chain ends join at the rear of the sprocket. Insert the spacer rings 18 and the end bushing 171 at the end link. Connect the links using the end bolt 16. Install the bolt press on the chain end bolt, as necessary, using a lifting accessory. Press the end bolt 16 in from the outer side of the chain to the inner one. Remove the bolt press. Retighten the grease filling nozzle 67 to 170 N.m Retension the chain, (see 2.3.3 Retensioning a chain page 7).