FIGURE 64
TILT MOTOR
Boom Circuit
The boom circuit extends and retracts the telescope boom to any point within the boom travel range. This is
accomplished by the use of a special boom cylinder configuration. The cylinder uses a regenerative hydraulic fluid
circuit to extend the boom and a non regenerative (standard) hydraulic fluid circuit to retract the boom. Boom
cycle times are shown in Appendix B (XL 4100) or Appendix C (XL 5100) of this manual.
Never run the boom faster than specification. This will cause system overheating,
seriously affecting machine performance.
The boom cylinder rod is fastened to the back of the boom cradle. The boom cylinder barrel is fastened to the
telescope boom. When pressurized the barrel extends and retracts. The cylinder receives fluid internally through a
gland mounted to the rear of the cylinder rod. The boom cylinder stop (when retracting) uses a plastic cushion
that is located in the base end cylinder head. Holes in the cylinder rod provide some hydraulic cushioning at the
end of the extend stroke.
Refer to
XL 4000/5000 Upperstructure Mechanical Adjustments & Repair Manual
(Form 29604) for cylinder
and cylinder component installation and removal.
XVI. Tilt Circuit
(continued)
XVII. Boom Circuit
Geroler Star
B Port
A Port
Disc Valve
Motor Shaft Drive And
Valve Drive
Motor Shaft And Bearings
WARNING
!
Form No. 29703
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