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Dec 26, 2024
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DSL 845 - Heavy Equipment Repair Credits: 5 Lecture Hours: 1 Lab Hours: 8 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech Instruction in the repair and service of equipment relating to the heavy equipment industry. This includes all phases normally done in a general repair shop. Instruction is given under structured lab and field conditions. Experienced individuals may contact the instructor to gain admittance to this course. Prerequisite: DSL 366 , DSL 546 , DSL 606 , DSL 145 Competencies
- Demonstrate safe use of following shop tools
- Jack and jack stands
- Hoists
- Battery chargers
- Welder
- Cutting torch
- Grinders.
- Service brake systems
- Inspect brake chambers, shoes, disc, and parking brakes (Visual inspection).
- Check for air leaks
- Repair worn shoes or discs
- Adjust all brakes (wheel and parking).
- Check brake pressures
- Perform cooling system checks
- Pressure test radiator
- Check anti-freeze protection
- Inspect all hoses
- Inspect belt tension and condition
- Perform engine tune-up
- Remove and install injectors/nozzles
- Clean injectors
- Test injectors/nozzles
- Adjust valves
- Adjust injector travel
- Remove injection pump
- Re-time injection pump to engine
- Test turbo wastegate
- Test air-air cooler
- Examine a drive line
- Inspect u-joint
- Inspect slip-shaft
- Measure driveline angles
- Perform transmission inspection
- Check charge pressure
- Check pressure regulator setting
- Check forward/reverse clutch pressure
- Check high/low clutch pressure
- Measure hydrostatic transmission pressures
- Perform differential inspection
- Check differential lock pressure
- Check FWD disengagement pressure
- Perform safety and operational checks on the electrical system
- Inspect battery condition and connections
- Perform battery load test
- Measure voltage drop at starter
- Perform alternator output test
- Perform hydraulic system checks on equipment
- Check fluid level and check for leaks
- Measure pump output
- Check relief valve pressure setting
- Check actuation times and record
- Evaluate track condition
- Measure track pitch
- Measure track rollers
- Measure support rollers
- Measure bushing wear
- Inspect sprocket wear
- Adjust track tension
- Investigate failure analysis
- Demonstrate knowledge of types of cast iron
- Demonstrate knowledge of difference between cast iron and steel
- List types of fractures
- List types of wear
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