Mining Wheel Stud Press - 50101 & 50103

50101 - Operating Instructions

Tool Setup

1. Remove the two small eyebolts from the case and attach to the frame.
2. Attach the overhead crane to the eyebolts and carefully remove the tool from the box and place on a solid flat surface.
3. Remove the two small eyebolts and return them to the case. Attach the large eye bolt to the end of the tool.
4. Attach the spring assembly to the eyebolt and the O/H crane.
   Lift and flip the tool over on its back to install the appropriate anvils and adapters.
   Attach the hydraulic power supply to the cylinder. (Use any 10,000 psi air/hydraulic or manual hydraulic pump.)

Stud Removal

1. For removal of the first stud, use the two round anvils (-19). Remove the install anvil (-12) and replace with the two round anvils (-19).
2. Attach the appropriate stud pusher adapter to the cylinder end. (Small-11 or large-16, depending on the stud size).
3. Maneuver the tool into position, straddling the stud for removal, with the round anvils on the heads of the studs to each side.
   The adapter on the cylinder side should be aligned with the threaded end of the stud.
4. Pressurize the hydraulic cylinder and press the stud out of the wheel hub.
5. For the rest of the studs, one side of the tool anvil will need to be replaced with anvil -14 or -15, depending on the direction you intend to rotate while removing the studs. The round flat anvil (-19) should be used where there is no longer a stud and the stepped anvil (-14 or -15) should be used on the side, where there is a stud.
   To remove the final stud you will need to use the two round anvils (-19) again.

Stud Installation

1. Attach the one-piece install anvil (-12).
2. Attach the small button adapter (-18) to the cylinder end.
   Select the appropriate install tube (-17 or -21, depending on the size of the stud) but do not attach.
3. Maneuver the tool in to position with the install anvil centered on the head of the stud.
4. Slide the install tube over the stud and seat the other end over the button adapter.
5. Pressurize the hydraulic cylinder until the stud is fully seated in place.

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