Your drill has many grease points that prevent early wear and allow your machine to run smoothly. Regular greasing is important. .
The feed rail chain on your WORD Rock Drill can become loose periodically. The natural movement of the machine during drilling leads to wear within the primary sprocket of the feed. .
No job site is clean, so it is almost impossible to prevent your quick connects from getting dirty even when they are hooked up. Although they pretty much stay dirty, it’s important to clean the quick connects when re-attaching them to your machine. With the. .
During your down time it is important to make sure your line oiler is refilled with rock drill oil. When drilling, the oil level in your line oiler should. .
The extension clamp plates are protective plates located on your feed rail. These plates serve as a buffer between the steel of your feed rail and the steel of your feed rail extension piece.. Appropriate care matters: Daily drill bit care improves efficiency, safety, and extends your equipment’s lifespan on any terrain. Inspect and clean regularly: Routine checks and cleaning prevent wear, overheating, and unplanned downtime.
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The chuck is accurately machined to assure perfect alignment. The jaws are held by two large, Allen set screws with countersunk heads in chuck body to make it impossible for them to catch the operator’s clothing while rotating. Successive pairs of. .
Exploded view showing method of jacking rear end plate out of motor housing for changing rotor blades .
The reversible air motor greatly speeds blast hole drilling by allowing rapid unscrewing of rod joints, after breaking joint with a wrench, and allowing for rapidly moving the chuck or blast hole coupling into drilling position. High bit speeds available where. .
The motor consists of a cylinder in which a rotor is mounted eccentrically, six slots in the rotor hold six laminated, phenolic blades which move in and out against the cylinder wall as the rotor revolves. These blades and the rotor are the only rotating parts. Ball bearings,.
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