Product Description
WPDO speed reducer,; worm gear box
| Rated Power | 0.;37~0.;75kw |
| Output Speed | 23~140rpm |
| Output Torque | 19-2745n.;M |
| Ratio | 1/10~1/60 |
Model NO.;:; WP series Manufacturing Method:; Cast Gear
Toothed Portion Shape:; Spur Gear Type:; Worm and Wormwheel
Gearing Arrangement:; Worm Output Torque:; 19-2745n.;M
Rated Power:; 0.;37~0.;75kw Input Speed:; 1400
Output Speed:; 23~140rpm Place of Origin:; ZHangZhoug,;China
Model Number:; Wpdo Brand Name:; EED
Color:; Green,;Yellow or According to Custom Extra Service:; OEM Welcome!!!
Specification:; SGS,; ISO9001 Origin:; ZHangZhoug,; China
HS Code:; Worm gear box
1.; Widely used in turbines,; shaft liners and axletrees,; good resistance to wearing,; with high precision in dimensions,; lower noise,; advanced centric running castings
2.; Without vent and highly precision
3.; The whole structure is compact and the weight is larger
1.; Notice of installation
1.;1 Thebase-plate must be plane and stoutness,; and the base-plate must be screwed downand shockproof.;
1.;2 Theconnecting shaft of prime mover,; reducer and operation device must be coaxialinstallation.;
1.;3 Thediameter tolerance zone of input and output shaft is H6,; the holes of fittings(such as couplings,; belt-pulley,; sprocket wheel and so on); must properly matethe shaft,; which prevents bearing from breakage because of over-loose mate.;
1.;4 Driverssuch as sprocket wheel and gear must be fitted close to bearings in order toreduce bending stress of hanging shaft.; 1.;5 Whiteassembling motor of WPD reducer,; it is necessary that proper amount of butterapplies to the worm shaft input hole and keyway,; avoiding assembling tootightly and rusting after using for a long time.; 1.;6 WhenOrdering or using all kinds of WPD type,; if the motor weight is binger than thecommon,; supporting set is required.;
2.; Notices of usage
2.;1 Before using,; please check carefully whether the reducer model,; distance,; ratio,; input connecting method,; output shaft structure,; input and output shaftdirection and revolving direction accord with requirement.;
2.;2 According to the requirement of selecting lubricant oil in the productmanual,; please fill proper category and brand lubricant.; And then screw on thevent-plug; Unlock the small cone-plug of vent-plug.; Only after doing these,; reducer is already for starting up running.; The proper brand and adequatelubricant oil is required,; replacing oil in time conforming to the request ofproduct manual is also necessary,; especially after using first 100 hours,; it isrequired refilling new oil.;
2.;3 Whenabnormal circumstances occur,; please stop and check reducer per solutions andreasons for faults of reducer (allowable highest oil temperature is 95,; under this temperature limit,; ifoil temperature no more goes up,; please let reducer continue running);
| Application: | Motor, Machinery, Agricultural Machinery |
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| Hardness: | Hardened Tooth Surface |
| Installation: | Horizontal Type |
| Layout: | Coaxial |
| Gear Shape: | Conical – Cylindrical Gear |
| Step: | Single-Step |
| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Repair or Replacement of a Mower Gearbox
Whether a mower gearbox can be repaired or needs to be replaced depends on the extent of the damage and the condition of the gearbox components. Here are some factors to consider:
- Minor Issues: If the gearbox is experiencing minor issues such as a leaking seal, damaged gasket, or a loose bolt, these problems can often be repaired without the need for a full replacement.
- Worn Gears or Bearings: If the gears or bearings are worn or damaged, they can sometimes be replaced individually, especially if the rest of the gearbox is in good condition.
- Severe Damage: If the gearbox housing is cracked, the gears are severely damaged, or the entire unit is extensively worn, a replacement gearbox might be the more cost-effective solution.
- Cost of Repairs: Sometimes, the cost of repairing multiple components in a gearbox can be close to the cost of a new gearbox. In such cases, it might make more sense to opt for a replacement.
- Age of the Mower: If the mower itself is old and the gearbox is showing signs of wear, it might be worth considering whether it’s more economical to invest in a new mower with a new gearbox.
It’s recommended to consult a professional mechanic or technician who specializes in mower repairs. They can assess the extent of the damage, provide you with repair and replacement options, and help you make an informed decision based on the specific situation.
Choosing the Right Mower Gearbox for Your Lawn Mower
Choosing the right mower gearbox for your lawn mower involves considering several important factors to ensure compatibility, performance, and longevity:
- Mower Type: Different types of mowers, such as rotary mowers, reel mowers, and flail mowers, may require specific gearbox designs. Choose a gearbox that matches your mower type.
- Power and Torque: Calculate the power and torque requirements of your mower to ensure the gearbox can handle the load without straining.
- Mounting Compatibility: Ensure the gearbox’s mounting points match those of your mower. Compatibility is essential for proper installation and function.
- Shaft Size and Type: Consider the size and type of shafts on both the gearbox and the mower to ensure they can be connected securely.
- Gear Ratio: Choose a gear ratio that provides the desired cutting or mowing speed for your specific application.
- Quality and Brand: Opt for a reputable brand known for producing high-quality gearboxes. Quality components contribute to durability and performance.
- Maintenance Requirements: Consider the maintenance needs of the gearbox and choose one that aligns with your willingness to perform regular maintenance.
- Budget: While quality is important, consider your budget and aim for the best quality gearbox that fits within your financial constraints.
Consult your mower’s manual or a professional for guidance on selecting the right gearbox for your specific mower model and application. Choosing the right gearbox ensures efficient operation and extends the lifespan of your lawn mower.
Signs of a Faulty Mower Gearbox
A faulty mower gearbox can lead to poor performance and potentially expensive repairs if not addressed promptly. Here are some common signs that indicate your mower gearbox may be experiencing issues:
- Unusual Noises: Grinding, clunking, or squealing noises during operation can indicate worn or damaged gears or bearings in the gearbox.
- Loss of Power: If your mower is struggling to cut grass or move forward efficiently, it could be due to a gearbox problem affecting power transmission.
- Difficulty in Shifting Gears: If your mower has a manual transmission, difficulty in shifting gears or gears slipping out of place can be a sign of gearbox trouble.
- Leaking Oil: Visible oil leaks around the gearbox housing suggest a potential seal or gasket issue that needs attention.
- Excessive Vibration: Excessive vibration or shaking while operating the mower may indicate misaligned gears or other internal problems within the gearbox.
- Uneven Cutting: If your mower is leaving uneven patches of grass, it could be due to an issue with the gearbox affecting blade synchronization.
- Delayed Engagement: A delay between engaging the transmission and movement of the mower can signal a problem with the gearbox’s engagement mechanism.
- Burning Smell: A burning or overheated odor could be the result of friction caused by damaged or improperly lubricated gearbox components.
If you notice any of these signs, it’s crucial to address the issue promptly. Ignoring gearbox problems can lead to further damage and more expensive repairs down the line. It’s recommended to consult a professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate repairs.
editor by CX 2024-03-30