172A69-73300 final drive for Yanmar SV100-2B SV100-2A-2PB SV100-2A SV100-1A SV100-1 excavator



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1. GENERAL IDENTIFICATION
Machine Models: Yanmar SV100, SV100-1, SV100-1A, SV100-2A, SV100-2A-2PB, SV100-2B
Yanmar Part Number: 172A69-73300 (Assy)
Core Component: Travel Motor (Piston type) + Planetary Gearbox (Reduction unit)
Common OEM Cross-Ref: Nachi PHV-120-102-1-8502A (Verify against your specific ID plate)
2. PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
Motor Type: Two-speed axial piston motor with integrated swashplate control.
Reduction Ratio: High-ratio 2-stage or 3-stage planetary reduction.
Braking: Spring-applied, hydraulic-release parking brake (Friction plate type).
Relief Settings: Standard 32.0 MPa (4,641 PSI).
3. MECHANICAL INTERFACE
Sprocket Mounting: Heavy-duty bolt pattern (typically 12 to 16 bolts for the 10-ton class).
Frame Mounting: Circular flange with precision-drilled mounting holes.
Hydraulic Porting:
A & B Ports: High-pressure main travel lines.
Dr (Drain): Case drain line (Must be clear of obstructions).
P (Pilot): 2nd speed shift signal port.
4. INTERNAL GEARBOX COMPONENTS
If you are repairing the gearbox section rather than replacing the whole unit, these are the primary wear items:
Sun Gears: Central drive gears for the 1st and 2nd stages.
Planetary Carriers: The cages holding the planet gears.
Floating Seal (Duo-Cone Seal): The critical seal that separates the gear oil from the outside environment.
Main Hub Bearings: Large-diameter bearings that support the weight of the machine and the tension of the tracks.
5. MAINTENANCE PROTOCOL
Gear Oil Grade: SAE 90 or 80W-90 (API GL-4 or GL-5).
Oil Volume: Approx. 1.8 – 2.2 Liters (Check level via the "Level" plug at the 3 o'clock or 9 o'clock position).
Change Interval: Every 500–1,000 hours (Initial change at 250 hours for new units).
Critical Warning: If you see hydraulic oil leaking from the gearbox "Level" plug, the motor shaft seal has failed, allowing high-pressure hydraulic oil to over-pressurize the gearbox.