LeeBoy 8608 - Lubrication; Lubrication Points Chart

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Maintenance
LeeBoy 8608 Commercial Paver 5-9
LUBRICATION
Proper lubrication is extremely important and necessary
to maintain the paver and its components at top efciency.
Lubrication reduces wear on moving parts, seals and
protects components, absorbs shock, minimizes corrosion
and reduces operating temperatures.
Lubrication service should only
be done in a designated area where the oil and
chemicals are contained. These by-products should
be cleaned up and discarded in accordance with
environmental regulations.
Lubrication Points ChartLubrication Points Chart
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Table 5-1. Lubrication Points Chart
ITEM
NO.
TYPE
LUBE
DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION
INTERVAL
A Grease With Shell Avania EP Grease 2 or Equivalent
B Spray with Release or Chain Lube Agent
C Spray with Copper-Based Anti-Seize Agent
1 A U-joints on depth screws (both sides). Weekly
2 A Flight screw (both sides). Grease rst in locked position, unlock, and turn 180° to grease. Weekly
3 A Tilt screws (both sides) Weekly
4 A Screed crown on chain. Weekly
5 C Screed extension slide bars (both sides). Weekly
6 A Flange bearing on the AOA (Angle-of-Attack) adjusters on extensions (both sides). Weekly
7 A All screws and bearings on screed extensions (both sides). Weekly
8 A Screed Pivot (both sides). Weekly
9 B
Spray tracks between track poly-pads daily for efcient operation. (DO NOT lubricate if
equipped with optional rubber tracks.)
Monthly
10 A Augers (one centralized grease point lubricates auger components). Daily
11 B Conveyor chains (one on each side of each conveyor). Daily
12 B Spray all parts of paver that come into contact with asphalt. Daily