90770 Mariner BUSHING

On permanent magnet pilot excited generators, the pilot exciter armature stator must be removed before the generator is separated from the engine. This prevents damaging the permanent magnet exciter or the shaft due to the small clearance between the pilot exciter stator and the rotor.
Typical Example1. Remove four bolts and shield (1). Remove two bolts and screen (2). Disconnect ground strap (3) from the generator mounting bracket. Remove two generator mounting bolts (4).
Typical Example2. Loosen front engine mounting bolts (5) to provide clearance to raise the rear of the engine.
Typical Example3. Attach a hoist to generator (6). Raise the generator and the engine so the generator mounting pads are off of the supports. Put blocks under the flywheel housing to support the rear of the engine as shown.4. If Possible, install a piece of curved sheet metal, or very heavy cardboard between the main rotor and the stator assemblies to prevent contact.
Typical Example5. Remove bolts (7) that hold fan (9) to the flywheel. Remove bolts (8) that hold the generator housing to the flywheel housing and remove the generator. The weight of the generator is approximately 1130 kg (2500 lb).Connection Of Engine & Generator (Prime)
For more detailed information, make reference to Special Instruction SEHS7259 for alignment of single bearing generators. The following procedure applies to the 3406 Standby Generator also.
Typical Example1. Remove the protection material (compound) from the flywheel pilot bore (10) and from the surface (11) that makes contact with the coupling. All contact surfaces of the engine, coupling and generator must be completely clean.
Typical Example2. Install Tooling (A) as shown on the front of the engine with the tip of the indicator on the face of crankshaft pulley (12). Use a bar between the flywheel and flywheel housing to push the crankshaft toward the flywheel to remove all end play. Put the dial indicator in the "zero" position. Move the crankshaft to its most forward position, and make a record of the Total Indicator Reading (TIR). The TIR is the end play of the crankshaft.
Typical Example3. Put plate assembly (13) in position in the bore of the flywheel to check for clearance. There must be clearance between the outside diameter of the plate assembly (13) and the inside diameter of the bore in the flywheel.
Damage to the engine and/or generator can be the result if the electric set is run with a plate assembly that does not have this clearance.
Typical Example4. Install full shim pack (14) and plate assembly (13) on the generator with bolts (15).5. Install a guide bolt in the flywheel. Put the generator in position on the engine, and install bolts (7) and (8).6. Use Tooling (A) to check crankshaft end play. Do not use force to hold the crankshaft in position. Remove the generator. Remove only enough shims to get the original amount of end play as shown in Step 2. The minimum crankshaft end play should be 0.15 mm (0.006 in).7. Install the generator and check the crankshaft end play again. If the end play is correct, attach a hoist to the generator and remove the blocks from under the flywheel housing.8. Lower the generator on to the supports and install bolts (4). Connect ground strap (3) to the generator. Install screen (2) and shield (1).9. Tighten front engine mounting bolts (5).End By:a. install control panel enclosure