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  • InstallationOperation &

    Maintenance Data

    I S S U E D

    ENGINEERING DEPT.COTTA TRANSMISSION CO.

  • THIS SYMBOL MEANS A WARNING OR CRITCAL INFORMATION.

    THIS SYMBOL IS USED TO LIST ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND TIPS.

    ALL PERSONNEL SERVICING THIS UNIT SHOULD EMPLOY SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURES. COTTA TRANSMISSION CO, LLC (COTTA) WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSONAL INJURY RESULTING FROM CARELESS USE OF HAND TOOLS, LIFTING EQUIPMENT, POWER TOOLS, OR UNACCEPTED MAINTENANCE/WORKING PRACTICES. BECAUSE OF THE POSSIBLE DANGER TO PERSON(S) OR PROPERTY FROM ACCIDENTS WHICH MAY RESULT FROM THE USE OF MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT CORRECT PROCEDURES BE FOLLOWED. PRODUCTS MUST BE USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ENGINEERING INFORMATION SPECIFIED. PROPER INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION PROCEDURES MUST BE OBSERVED. INSPECTIONS SHOULD BE MADE AS NECESSARY TO ASSURE SAFE OPERATION UNDER PREVAILING CONDITIONS. PROPER GUARDS AND OTHER SUITABLE SAFETY DEVICES OR PROCEDURES THAT MAY BE DESIREABLE OR SPECIFIED IN SAFETY CODES SHOULD BE PROVIDED. THESE DEVICES ARE NEITHER PROVIDED BY COTTA, NOR ARE THEY THE RESPONSIBILITY OF COTTA.

    PLEASE READ AND OBSERVE ALL THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS AND PROCEDURES DESCRIBED HEREAFTER CAN RESULT IN PREMATURE COMPONENT FAILURE AND/OR WARRANTY DENIAL.

  • Beloit, WI

    Service Bulletin 99-103 Rev 2 Revision date: May-01

    GENERAL TECHNICAL MANUAL INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND

    MAINTENANCE FOR A COTTA TRANSMISSION

    TABLE OF CONTENTS: RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS PAGE 2 LONG TERM STORAGE PAGE 2 LIFTING AND HANDLING PAGE 2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS PAGE 3 FLYWHEEL COUPLING ADJUSTMENT AND OPERATION PAGE 4 LUBRICATION PAGE 6 LUBRICATION PUMP PAGE 7 HEAT EXCHANGER PAGE 7 OIL FILTER PAGE 7 ELECTRICAL PAGE 8 START UP PAGE 8 BREAK IN OPERATION PAGE 8 SAFETY NOTICE PAGE 8 OPERATION PAGE 9 MAINTENANACE PAGE 10 SERVICING PAGE 10 GENERAL NOTES PAGE 10 CONTACT INFORMATION PAGE 11

    WARNING: THIS TRANSMISSION IS SHIPPED WITHOUT OIL. FILL THE UNIT WITH OIL TYPE AND QUANTITY AS SPECIFIED PRIOR TO OPERATION OF THE GEARBOX.

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    NOTE: This manual provides information about the installation of Cotta Transmissions. Detailed overhaul, assembly, and repair information is not part of this manual. For repair information, consult the applicable blueprint drawing. To request the latest revision blueprint, call the Customer Service department at 608-368-5600. Operation and maintenance personnel responsible for this equipment should have this manual at their disposal and be familiar with its contents. Applying the information in the manual will result in consistent performance from the unit and help reduce downtime.

    1. UNIT RECEIVING INSPECTION

    The gear units and/or parts are properly boxed when shipped from the factory. A careful inspection should be made for in-transit damage when received. File all claims with the carrier before accepting the shipment. NOTIFY COTTA OF ANY DAMAGE TO THE GEARBOX UPON RECEIPT.

    2. LONG TERM STORAGE

    If the unit is to be stored or not used for a period of time exceeding (1) month, it should be protected against corrosion. Coat all outside unpainted surfaces with a rust inhibitor. Seal the gearbox from ambient air by plugging the breather and covering any labyrinth seals with a protective film. If the unit is in storage, a rust-inhibiting compound that is compatible with the lube oil should be applied to all the internal components of the gearbox. The rust inhibitor can be applied through a cover or inspection plate. If no plate is supplied, the unit can be completely filled with lube oil. Note that the standard Cotta paint is not suitable for storage outside or in corrosive environments.

    3. LIFTING AND HANDLING

    AVOID DIRECT SUNLIGHT ON THE GEARBOX WHILE IN STORAGE TO PREVENT CONDENSATION.

    LIFTING PROVISIONS ON COTTA COMPONENTS ARE FOR LIFTING OF THAT COMPONENT ONLY AND MAY NOT BE ADEQUATE TO LIFT CUSTOMER MOUNTED EQUIPMENT SUCH AS SHAFT COUPLINGS, CLUTCHES, OR DRIVEN EQUIPMENT.

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    Use of proper equipment, rigging techniques, and safety procedures relative to the size and weight of the gearbox must be exercised in order to prevent personal injury and product damage. Threaded holes or lifting tabs are provided for lifting. These holes are for lifting the gearbox only. Select lifting eyebolts to obtain maximum thread engagement without contacting the bottom of the hole.

    4. INSTALLATION Many gearboxes are mounted to an engine flywheel using a flexible coupling or over center clutch. If the gearbox is mounted to an engine flywheel, several checks should be made to insure successful operation. Contact the engine manufacturer for their mounting procedure or use SAE specification J1033(Procedure for measuring bore and face runout of flywheels, flywheel housing, and flywheel adapters.) If the transmission exceeds the allowable measurement, contact Cotta for assistance. (PROPER INSTALLATION REDUCES THE POSSIBILITY OF BEARING FAILURE, SHAFT BREAKAGE, AND EXCESSIVE DRIVING PLATE TOOTH WEAR RESULTING FROM MISALIGNMENT.) It is also necessary to check the engine crankshaft axial endplay prior to and after mounting the gearbox. If the endplay measurement is not the same, this would indicate possible interference. Remove the gearbox, determine the problem source, and correct prior to reinstallation of the gearbox.

    The gear units are supplied with a method of mounting to a base. Some units have feet with clearance holes for direct mounting. Other gearboxes have threaded holes on the face or on the side to mount with supports of the customers design. After the engine is mounted to the base, the gearbox is to be shimmed under the supports for proper alignment using the following procedure.

    4.1 Attach a dial indicator to the engine block with the stem resting on the top of the engine flywheel housing.

    4.2 Set indicator to zero.

    REGARDLESS OF THE PROBLEM SOURCE, COTTA WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE TO THE ENGINE OR SYSTEM AS A RESULT OF POSSIBLE INTERFERENCE.

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    4.3 Install the gearbox to the engine using enough shims to allow assembly. 4.4 Install mounting bolts to gearbox feet. Note any deflections on the

    indicator, and shim as required to return the indicator to zero.

    E N GIN E

    F LYWH E E L H S G

    GE AR B O X

    S H IM

    S U P P O R TP LATE

    5. FLYWHEEL COUPLING

    The gearbox may be equipped with several types of flywheel couplings including overcenter clutches, torsional couplings, and drive plates. Some of these may have pre-operational checks or initial adjustments that must be made. If anything other than an overcenter clutch is used, refer to the manufacturers instructions or contact Cotta for instructions. Overcenter clutch information is included in the following.

    5.1. Before operation, lubricate the throwout collar using the grease fitting provided on the outside of the bell housing. Observe through the access hole in the bell that the collar is sufficiently greased but not over greased. A bronze collar should be re-lubed every 10 hours, a ball bearing collar should be re-lubed every 100 hours with any high grade, lithium based, short fiber grease approved for use with anti-friction bearings with operating temperatures of 200 degrees F (NLGI #2 grease).

    5.2. The clutch remains in or out of engagement until changed by the operator. Engagement should progress from release to on center to slightly over center where the clutch locks firmly. Disengagement is positive, using a toggle

    WHEN ASSEMBLING A COUPLING OR SHEAVE TO A GEARBOX SHAFT, NEVER HAMMER OR PRESS USING THE GEARBOX BEARINGS AS A FULCRUM OR DAMAGE WILL RESULT.

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    arrangement. A new clutch may require several adjustments until the friction material is worn in. If the clutch will not pull the load or heats excessively, it may need adjustment.

    5.3. To adjust a Twin Disc clutch, remove the hand hole cover on the bell housing and rotate clutch until adjustment lock pin can be reached. Disengage the lock pin and turn the adjusting yoke or ring to the right, or clockwise, until the operating lever requires the correct force to engage. Force required for various clutches are listed below. The length dimension given is the distance in inches from the hand lever cross shaft centerline to the area on the hand lever to place a spring scale. Maximum and minimum values in pounds are given for measuring the spring force. If the gearbox is equipped with any other manufacturer's clutch, see the manufacturers instructions.

    Clutch Model Length Dimension Force in Pounds C106, C107 13.6 58 to 76 C108 13.6 63 to 83 C110 13.6 78 to 103 SP111 13.6 96 to 125 SP211 13.6 118 to 156 SP114, SP214, SP314 21.3 123 to 163 IBF214, IBF314 21.3 135 to 180 SP218, SP318 27.3 226 to 297 IBF318 39.7 172 to 227 SP321, IBF321 39.7 155 to 204

    THE CLUTCH IS NOT ADJUSTED BY COTTA. DO NOT OPERATE THE GEARBOX UNTIL INITIAL CLUTCH ADJUSTMENTS ARE MADE.

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    6. LUBRICATION

    The gearbox is shipped from the factory empty except some residual oil from testing and must be filled to the proper level with lubricant specified on the nameplate. Cotta technical bulletin TB97-101 (Lubrication of Cotta Transmissions) lists recommended oil viscosities. In addition, the nameplate lists the recommended oil viscosity based upon the ambient temperature in which the gearbox will be operated. The 80VX1023 and 80VX1048 nameplates are not superceded by TB97-101. In these cases, the oil viscosity is listed on the nameplate. Fill the gearbox to the proper level as indicated by sight glass, dipstick, or level plug, and run the gearbox for 5 minutes. (This will ensure that all of the hoses and manifolds are full.) Check the oil level in the box, and add any additional oil needed to achieve the proper oil level. (AVOID ANY CONTAMINATION OF THE OIL WHEN FILLING THE GEARBOX) A good grade of clean hose or pipe should be used if user is supplying any plumbing.

    DO NOT CHECK THE OIL LEVEL WITH THE UNIT RUNNING. SOME GEARBOXES HAVE INTERNAL OIL RESERVOIRS THAT REQUIRE A DRAIN BACK PERIODS. GEARBOXES OF THIS TYPE HAVE A SPECIAL NAMEPLATE ADJACENT TO THE LEVEL GAGE.

    DO NOT USE SEALANT TAPE TO SEAL PIPE THREADS OR FITTINGS. THE USE OF SEALANT TAPE VOIDS ANY WARRANTY!

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    7. LUBRICATION PUMP

    Some gearboxes are supplied with lube pumps. A variety of different pumps are supplied depending on the requirements of the gearbox. If removing the pump for service, note the orientation of the pump inlet and outlet ports relative to the shaft centerline. Improper orientation will result in the suction and pressure ports to be reversed, which can cause damage to the gearbox.

    8. HEAT EXCHANGER

    A heat exchanger is used on some gearboxes to keep the lube oil temperature within the operating range. If the lube system includes a heat exchanger, the customer is to furnish an adequate coolant supply at the proper temperature. In some areas, raw water is extremely corrosive and should be treated to prevent damage to the heat exchanger. Treating the water will also increase the time interval between cleanings of the heat exchanger. It is the users responsibility to insure that the coolant is compatible with the heat exchanger.

    9. FILTER An oil filter will be supplied with a gearbox if the lube system requires the filtration of larger particles from the oil. Replace the filter element when the pressure drop through filter is greater than the bypass pressure. Read bypass pressure when oil is at normal operating temperature. When element replacement is required, do not substitute a different filtration level without written approval from Cotta.

    IF USING SALT WATER FOR COOLANT, MAKE SURE THAT THE HEAT EXCHANGER AND ALL PLUMBING ARE DESIGNED FOR USE WITH SALT WATER.

    USE OF THE WRONG SIZE FILTER COULD RESTRICT OR BLOCK THE OIL FLOW IN THE GEARBOX. POOR OIL CIRCULATION CAN SEVERLY DAMAGE THE GEARBOX.

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    10. ELECTRICAL Some gearboxes may be supplied with an interlock switch to protect the unit from damage caused by a pressure lube system failure or improper cooling. The switch may be wired by the user to shut off the rotating equipment, operate a warning light, or sound an alarm.

    11. START UP

    Prior to starting the gearbox, make sure that the oil level is correct. Some gearboxes with a pressurized lube oil system will be supplied with a lube manifold. The pressure at the manifold is set at the factory, but should be checked and adjusted at the relief valve by the user if necessary. The pressure should only be checked after the gearbox has reached the normal operating temperature. If starting the gearbox below 50 degrees F., Cotta recommends the gearbox be run with no load or a slight load until the lube oil temp has reached 90 degrees F. If this is not possible, oil sump heaters may be required.

    12. BREAK-IN OPERATION After 100 hours or 3 months of operation, whichever occurs first, the oil should be drained, the case flushed with a fluid that is compatible with the gearbox oil, and the case refilled with clean oil of the proper specification. After the first oil change, the oil should be changed every 2500 hours or 6 months, whichever occurs first. (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE NAMEPLATE.) When operating in a severe environment(i.e. moist, dusty, outdoors, or in a hazardous environment) more frequent oil changes may be necessary.

    13. SAFETY NOTICE Safe operating practices should be employed by all personnel servicing this unit. Cotta will not be responsible for personal injury resulting from careless use of tools, lifting equipment, or unaccepted maintenance/working practices. Because of possible danger to person(s) or property from accidents which may result from

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    the use of manufactured products, it is important that correct procedures be followed. Products must be used in accordance with the engineering information specified. Proper installation, maintenance, and operation procedures must be observed. Daily and/or periodic inspection should be made as necessary to assure safe operation under prevailing conditions. Proper guards and other suitable safety devices or procedures that may be desirable or specified in safety codes should be provided. These devices are neither provided by Cotta nor are they the responsibility of Cotta.

    14. OPERATION

    It is the customers responsibility to install, maintain, and operate the unit in accordance with the manufacturers specifications and recommendations. It is up to the customer to ensure that:

    14.1. Maximum operating speeds are not exceeded. 14.2. Maximum acceleration/deceleration rates are not exceeded. 14.3. Maximum operating torques are not exceeded. 14.4. Only lubricants specified on the nameplate are used.

    14.5. Appropriate warm-up procedures are adhered to.

    THE USE OF SUBSTITUTE LUBRICANTS MAY GENERATE UNACCEPTABLE HEAT AND INSUFFICIENTLY LUBRICATE INTERNAL COMPONENTS. THIS MAY RESULT IN IMMEDIATE COMPONENT DAMAGE.

    IT IS REQUIRED TO WARM UP THIS EQUIPMENT TO MAINTAIN PROPER OPERATION. LACK OF A WARM-UP PERIOD MAY RESULT IN IMMEDIATE COMPONENT DAMAGE. SEE START UP SECTION.

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    15. MAINTENANCE

    Operational maintenance consists of routine care at regular intervals.

    15.1. Inspect oil level at startup and add oil as required. 15.2. Check shaft alignment occasionally and correct if necessary. 15.3. Keep all bolts and fittings properly torqued. 15.4. Replace leaky gaskets and seals. 15.5. Prevent inside and outside corrosion. 15.6. Should any adverse operating conditions occur, internal inspection may be

    required. Consult with Cotta in this instance. Note that any disassembly without prior express written consent from Cotta voids any warranty.

    15.7. Maintain proper oil change intervals, see section 12.

    16. SERVICING

    No attempt should be made to service this unit with any substitute parts without written approval from Cotta. The main Case and Cover of the gearbox are sometimes manufactured as a set and should not be individually replaced. Contact Cotta with the unit serial number for part availability.

    17. GENERAL NOTES

    17.1. Oil will aerate in the gearbox under normal operating conditions. 17.2. The temperature of the gearbox casing should not exceed 220 degrees F. 17.3. Cotta manufactures many different models of gearboxes, so step by step

    assembly and disassembly instructions are not part of this manual. The following is a list of general assembly comments.

    17.3.1. Assembly and disassembly of the gearbox should be done with the shafts vertical. The case and cover are dowel pinned together, threaded puller holes are provided to aid separation.

    Note: The warranty is void in the event that repairs of the goods are made by anyone other than Cotta without prior authorization from Cotta.

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    17.3.2. Cotta uses a silicone rubber sealant or Loctite 515 instead of gaskets on newer designs where possible. Gaskets cannot be replaced with sealant or vise versa.

    17.3.3. Most gearboxes use tapered roller bearings. These bearings must be shimmed to achieve the end play setting noted on the assembly drawing. Endplay setting and checking should be done with the shaft vertical.

    17.3.4. Most gears are assembled to mating shafts using a key and interference fit. A hydraulic press will be required to separate them. Heating the gear to re-assemble is recommended. Do not heat any component more than 300 degrees F.

    17.3.5. Some shafts use tapered roller bearing kits. These consist of two bearings and two spacers. Do not replace individual components in the kit without insuring proper bench endplay. Contact Cotta for more information.

    17.3.6. Bearing locknuts and lockwashers should not be reused.

    18. CONTACT INFORMATION

    COTTA TRANSMISSION COMPANY, LLC 1301 PRINCE HALL DR. BELOIT, WI USA 53511-4439 (608) 368-5600 (PHONE) (608) 368-5605 (FAX) www.cotta.com

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  • The TR2205 Transfer Case is designed for maximum application flexibility. The T-case is completely symmetrical with four identical Input/output stations. Each station has a 2.75 X 10 spline shaft which can be used as either an input or output.

    Each station can also be fitted with an optional disconnect. These disconnects will accept companion flanges or yokes and can be used as axle disconnects or as PTO disconnects. An alternate line of disconnects is offered with integral SAE pump pads.

    Depending upon disconnect selection, the TR2205 can be configured as a drop box, transfer case, pump drive or PTO.

    A lubrication pump for oil circulation is optional and can be installed on either side.

    PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

    Capacity: 17,000 lb-ft. max input torque

    Maximum input speed: 2,800 RPM for short duration

    Center distance: 17 inches

    Rotation: Output same as input

    Lubrication: Pump/splash

    Ratio: 1:1

    Gears Precision ground helical

    Bearings: Tapered roller

    Mounting: 4 holes each side

    Weight: 600 lbs.

    Disconnects: 2-3/4X10 spline B,C,D,E Pump pads.

    TR2205 Transfer Case

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  • RATIO: 1 TO 1

    ROTATION

    2-3/4 - 10 SPLINETYP

    34.5

    17

    9.0

    15.07.5

    12.2 REF.

    (4)mountng holes per side.

    7.5

    TR2205 TRANSFER CASE

    Pump pad disconnect

    Splined shaft disconnect

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    Phone: 713-609-9802 Fax: 281~255-6993 E-mail: [email protected]

    TRANSFER CASE SPARE PARTS FALCON 550 RIG

    P/N Description 01AR219 KEY, 5/8 X 5/8 X 2.19

    0620577B PLATE-LIFTING

    0620433B HOSE ASSEMBLY 1/2 X 35

    02PD12152B HOSE ASSEMBLY 1/2 X 15

    0626408B SHIM SET

    0627446B DIPSTICK

    0628352B Bracket

    0628016B Plate, Clamp

    0631168F Case

    0629578D Gear 79T

    0629579D Gear 125t

    0629580D Shaft

    0629581D Shaft

    0631171D Pump HSG

    0629583D Seal HSG

    0629584B Pilot Ring

    0629585B Assembly, dipstick tube

    80AX105 HHCS 3/8-16x1 PLN G5

    80AX530 SHCS 1/2-13X2-3/4 PLN

    80AX352 SHCS 1/2-13X3 PLN

    80AX385 HHCS 5/16-18X3-1/2 PLN G5

    80AX224 HHCS 5/8-11X1-1/4 PLN G5

    80AX113 HHCS 1/2-13X1-1/4 PLN G5

    80BX161 Nut-Flexloc 20FAF813 1/2-13

    80DX103 Lockwasher 5/16 MED

    80DC104 Lockwasher 3/8 MED

    80DX106 Lockwasher 1/2 MED

    80GX948 BRG Cone 482

    80GX1427 BRG Cup 472

    80IX159 Rollpin 1/2 DIA x 1-1/4LG

    80JX190 Nipple-3/4 Close

    80JX107 Plug-3/4 SQ HD Pipe

    80JX226 Elbow 3/4X90 Deg STD BM

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    Phone: 713-609-9802 Fax: 281~255-6993 E-mail: [email protected]

    80JX337 Plug-3/8 STL CSNK Hex HD Pipe

    80JX340 Plug-3/4 STL CSNK Hex HD Pipe

    80JX349 Plug-3/4 MAG Pipe 4054121

    80JX633 Elbow 90 DEG 3/4MNPTX1/2T

    80JX645 Elbow 90 DEG 3/8MNPTX3/8T

    80JX686 Elbow 45 DEG 3/8MNPTX1/2T

    80TX282 Seal C/R 34861

    80TX151 Seal C/R 32395

    80VX2183 Breather FBS-75-1

    80VX842 Window-oil level

    80VX1692 Tag-oil empty

    80VX1755 Pump Delta D4

    80VX2195 Nameplate

    0630319B Spacer

    TR2206-18 Disconnect Assembly

    0631169F Shaft

    0621609D Seal HSG

    80GX1000 BRG Cone HM516449C

    80GX1001 BRG Cup HM516410

    80VX744 Shim Set AL-22

    02G2864A Spacer

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