SB Manual RA (1106)

SSBB
C61255A
SERIES
SOOSAN HYDRAULIC BREAKER
OPERATION MANUAL
& PARTS LIST
SOOSAN
Soosan Hydraulic Breaker
Soosan Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd
SOOSAN HYDRAULIC BREAKER
OPERATION MANUAL
DANGER
SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH COULD RESULT FROM THE IMPROPER REPAIR OR
SERIVICE OF THIS HYDRAULIC BREAKER.
REPAIRS AND / OR SERVICE TO THIS HYDRAULIC BREAKER MUST ONLY BE DONE
BY AN AUTHORIZED AND CERTIFIED DEALER.
Model
Serial Number
Year of Construction
EC Declaration of Incorporation
according to EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
We herewith declare,
Soosan Heavy Ind. Co., Ltd.

of
109-2, Songsan-Ri, Yanggam-Myeon,
Hwaseong-Si, Kyunggi-Do,
Korea
that the following machine complies with the appropriate basic safety and health requirements of the
EC Directive(2006/42/EC) based on its design and type, as brought into circulation by us. In case
of alteration of the machine, not agreed upon by us, this declaration will lose its validity.
The machinery is incomplete and must not be put into service until the machinery into which it is to
be incorporated has been declared in conformity with the provisions of the Directive.
Technical documentation for the machinery is maked by :
Place : Soosan Heavy Ind. Co., Ltd
109-2, Songsan-Ri, Yanggam-Myeon, Hwaseong-Si, Kyunggi-Do, Korea
Position : Manager, R&D team
Name : Lee, Young-dong
The technical documentation for the machinery is available from :
Name : SOOSAN HEAVY INDUSTRIES CO., LTD EUROPE
Adress : Ohmweg 18,3208 ke, Spijkenisse, Netherlands
Machine Description : Construction Machinery (not appendix )
(Hydraulic Breaker)
Machine Type :
Serial Number :
Applicable EC Directive : EC Machinery Directive ( 2006/42/EC )
Applicable Harmonized
Standards : EN ISO 12100-1:2003
EN ISO 12100-2:2003
EN 982/A1:2008
EN ISO 14121-1:2007
CEN/TS 13778:2004
Applicable National Technical Standards And Specifications :
Weight(kg) :
Length(mm) :
Oil flow(/min) :
Operation Pressure(kg/):
Blows(bpm) :
Date/ Authorized Signature :

Title of Signatory :
DANGER
DO NOT OPERATE THE HYDRAULIC BREAKER UNLESS THE FOLLOWING SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY READ AND UNDERSTOOD!
READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLING, OPERATING OR MAINTAINING THIS EQUIPMENT.
THE MANUAL IS WRITING IN KOREAN BASICALLY AND LATER IT WILL BE TRANSLATED INTO
ENGLISH.
ANY OTHER LANGUAGE WILL BE SERVICED ON REQUEST.
Flying debris form the hydraulic breaker or other material may cause serious or fatal
injury to the operator. Personal protection equipment must be used.
Flying debris hydraulic breaker or other materials may cause serious or fatal injury to
bystanders. Never operate the grab when bystanders are in the working area.
On machines/carriers, the hydraulic breaker can enter the operator's compartment
under specific hydraulic breaker position. Make sure that suitable impact shields are
used when operating the hydraulic breaker with this type of equipment.
Do not operate the breaker unless all safety decals described in this manual are in
place. The decals must be inspected periodically to ensure that all wording is legible.
The decals must be replaced if illegible. Replacement decals can be obtained from
your authorized Soosan Distributor.
The hydraulic breaker will become very hot during operation. Allow time for hydraulic
breaker to cool down before touching hydraulic breaker parts.
If this machine is transferred, be sure to attach this manual to the machine.
For safety, common items are described SAFETY PRECATUIONS, and others are
mentioned in the succeeding pages.
We appreciate your purchasing a Soosan Hydraulic Breaker.

The Hydraulic Breaker, designed and built to provide durable operation under any
working conditions, has been developed by Soosan's excellent engineering techniques
with accumulated experiences for many years. Without proper handling, regular inspection
and maintenance, however, the machine fails to display its full capacity, resulting in various
troubles of machine parts.
This publication should be carefully read prior to installation and operation in order to
prevent any mishandling of hydraulic breaker.
We guarantee that a faithful compliance of the instruction will contribute to the best
operation condition.
Customers are, therefore, required to keep in mind that the company is not responsible
for troubles caused by not following our guidelines or not using genuine parts.
Soosan Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.
OPERATION MANUAL
1. Safety Precautions
1.1 Safety precautions
1.2 Sticker list and place on the breaker
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2. Standard Specification
18
3. External Dimensions
3.1 Side Type
20
3.2 Backhoe Type
24
3.3 Top Type

3.3.1 Standard Top Type (Direct mounting)
26
3.3.2 Standard Top Type (Cap mounting)
28
3.3.3 TS-P Type
32
3.4 Cover Plate
34
4. Preparation for Installation and Operation

4.1 Checking before installation instructions
36
4.2 Installation and Removal
37
4.3 Hydraulic Pipe lines for Exclusive use
40
5. Precautions for safe operation
41
6. Maintenance
47
7. Wear Tolerance
53
8. Inspection and Charging N2 Gas at Back head
57
9. Inspection and Charging N2 Gas in Accumulator
59
10. Trouble Shooting
62
11. Hydraulic Oil
63
12. The Auto Lubrication Kit(Option)
65
13. Underwater Operation of the Breaker(Option)
68
PARTS LIST
1. Safety Precautions.
1.1 Safety Precautions
This manual contains safety, operation, and routine maintenance instructions. It doesn't contain service
disassembly and service assembly instructions. If needed, complete service disassembly and service
assembly instructions are contained in manual which can be ordered from your Soosan Hydraulic Breaker
authorized and certified dealer.
Please read the following warning.
DANGER
Serious injury or death could result from the improper repair or service of
this breaker. Repairs or service to this breaker must only be done by an
authorized and certified dealer.
Most of the accidents are caused by disregarding the basic rules of operation inspection or repair, or by
neglecting the inspection before operation. Many accidents can often be avoided by recognizing potentially
hazardous situations before an accident occurs. Before operating, inspecting or repairing this machine, be
sure to read and fully understand the preventive methods and warnings described on the machine or in this
manual. If not, never operate, inspect or repair this machine
Safety labels and messages are classified as follows so that the users can understand the warnings on the
machine or in this manual.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result

in death or serious injury.
This signal word is to be limited to the most extreme situations
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result
in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in
minor or moderate injury,
It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.
Signs used to indicate a statement of company policy directly or indirectly
related to the safety of personal or protection of property.
The safety messages including the preventive measures to avoid danger.

For safety, common items are described in SAFETY PRECAUTIONS", and others are mentioned in the
succeeding pages.
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Soosan cannot anticipate every possible circumstance that might involve a potential hazard on operation,
inspection or repair. Therefore the warnings in this manual are not all inclusive. If an operation, inspection or
repair not described in this manual is used, you must take measures for safety by yourself.
DANGER
Observe the cautions and take a preventive measure for safety
The Soosan Hydraulic Breaker will provide safe and dependable service if operated in accordance with the
instructions given in this manual. Read and understand this manual, any decals and tags attached to the
breaker before operation. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or equipment damage
Operate the breaker in accordance with all laws and regulations which affect you, your equipment, and the
worksite.
Do not operate the breaker until you have read this manual and thoroughly understood all safety, operation
and maintenance instructions.
Do not operate the breaker until you have read the carrier equipment manual and thoroughly understood
backhoe or excavator or similar equipment used to operate the breaker. The word "carrier", as used in this
manual, means a backhoe or excavator or similar equipment used to operate the breaker.
Ensure that all maintenance procedures recommended in this manual are completed before using the
equipment.
The operator must not operate the breaker or carrier if any people are within the area where they may be
injured by flying debris or movement of the equipment.
Know the limits of your equipment.
Before starting a work, Check the prohibitions, cautions and working processes in a working site with the
field overseer, Observe all of them strictly.
Wear such protective tools as a helmet, safety shoes, etc. to perform a work.
Make use of the protective glasses, earplugs, gloves and other protective tools if necessary.
Establish a training program for all operators to ensure safe operation. Do not operate the breaker unless
thoroughly trained or under the supervision of an instructor. Become familiar with the carrier controls before
operating carrier and breaker. While learning operate the breaker and carrier, do so at a slow pace. If
necessary, set the carrier to the slow position.
Make sure all controls(levers and pedals) are in the neutral position before starting the carrier.
Before leaving the carrier, always lower the boom and insure the carrier is stable. Never leave the machine
with the engine running. Always engage the parking brake.
Stop the engine before attempting to make any repairs, adjustments or servicing to either the carrier or the
breaker.
Do not operate the breaker at oil temperature above 175/80. Operation at higher temperature can
damage the internal components of the breaker and carrier and will result in reduced breaker performance.
Do not operate a damaged, leaking, improperly adjusted, or incompletely assembled breaker.
Do not modify this breaker in any manner.
Use only breaker parts manufactured by Soosan. Usage of breaker rod produced by another manufacturer
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may damage the breaker and will void the warranty.

To avoid personal injury or equipment damage, all breaker repair, maintenance and service must only be
performed by authorized and properly trained personnel.
If you do not understand how to operate safely your breaker, contact an authorized Soosan Dealer for
assistance.
Keep this manual with the breaker.
Do not operate this equipment if you are taking medication which may affect your mental judgement or
physical performance.
Do not operate this equipment if you are under the influence of drug or alcohol.
Remove breaker form carrier during transportation.
1.2 Sticker list & Placed on the Breaker

Warning sticker (C03 192)
1) Use hearing protection
3) Use breathing protection
2) Use eye protection

4) Use the manual before use
Greasing Sticker (SOOSAN D83 168)
1. Use the recommended grease.

2. Grease whenever the Rod looks dry.
3. Failure to comply with these instructions, can result in damage to Rod
and rod bushes and will void the warranty.
Specification Plate(For Example SB130)
12
13
SB10 II~SB50
1
Spec
Plate
AEM
Model
TUV
Danger
Warning
Distance
Back
Head
Greasing
SB10II
E83 176
D83 164
E83 175
E73 190
F03 125
C03 363
E73 185
E83 144
C01 167
SB20II
F03 186
F03 185
C02 135
SB30II
E73 215
E73 214
U83 243
E83 144
SB35II
F83 182
F83 183
F03 125
SB40II
C03 392
C03 391
SB43II
F93 187
F93 186
D83 174
U83 243
H81 220
SB45
D43 289
D43 220
SB50
C13 328
C03 116
D83 239
C02 135
NO.
MODEL
6
7
4
2
3
LEFT
14
MAIN BODY
RIGHT
SB60~SB151 TR-P
NO.
10
11
12
Spec
Plate
AEM
Model
Soosan
TUV
Danger
Warning
Distance
Back
Head
Greasing
Acc`(A)
Acc`(B)
SB60
C23492
D83164
C23296
D43226
D83174
D83167
D83166
E73185
C02135
C01167
SB70
L03237
L03159
C33295
SB81
C33746
C33508
SB100
E93279
E93172
C33507
D83239
C62212
C62213
SB121
C63465
C63466
SB130
D83368
D83173
SB140
L23205
L23134
SB151
C73426
C73233
D83172
MODEL
6
2
9
4
12
11
3
10
LEFT
MAIN BODY
RIGHT
15
16
SB50~SB151 TR-F
NO.
10
11
12
Spec
Plate
AEM
Model
Soosan
TUV
Danger
Warning
Distance
Back
Head
Greasing
Acc`(A)
Acc`(B)
SB50
C13047
D83164
C13264
D43226
D83174
D83167
D83166
E73185
C02135
C01167
SB60
C23537
C23296
SB70
L03267
L03148
SB81
C33837
C33508
SB81A
C33836
C62212
C62213
SB100
E93373
E93172
C13263
D83239
SB121
C63527
C63466
C33507
SB130
D83404
D83173
SB140
L23237
L23206
SB151
C73459
C73233
D83172
MODEL
17
9
8
10
12
11
3
3
10
LEFT
18
MAIN BODY
RIGHT
SB10TS-P~SB151TS-P
NO.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Soosan
Sticker
Model
Sticker
Silenced
Sticker
TUV
Sticker
CE
Sticker
Name
Plate
AEM
Sticker
Danger
Sticker
Logo
Sticker
Warning
Sticker
Greasing
Sticker
Back
Head
Sticker
Auto
Greasing
Sticker
Acc'
Sticker
(A)
Acc'
Sticker
(B)
Distance
Sticker
Noise
Sticker
Lifting
Sticker
SB10IITS-P
E73161
E83172
C03300
D83174
D83163
E83173
D83164
C03296
C03301
D83166
D83168
E83144
E73185
E83163
C23344
SB20IITS-P
F03181
F03182
F03126
SB30IITS-P
E73210
E73211
E73184
SB35IITS-P
F83179
F83180
D83239
F83149
SB40IITS-P
C03298
C03387
C03388
C02135
C03323
SB43IITS-P
F93184
F93185
E83144
F93153
SB45TS-P
D43226
D43227
D83169
D43213
C33509
C02135
D83170
D43287
SB50TS-P
C13263
C13264
C13262
C13317
SB60TS-P
D43226
C23296
C23294
C02216
C23343
SB70TS-P
L03159
L03147
D83167
L03149
SB81TS-P
C23295
C33508
C33505
C33598
SB81ATS-P
C33510
C62212
C62213
SB100TS-P
C23295
E93138
E93136
C73234
D83232
SB121TS-P
C33507
C63307
C63304
SB130TS-P
E93137
D83173
D83165
SB140TS-P
C33507
C23134
L23 133
L23138
SB151TS-P
C73232
C73233
C73231
C73292
MODEL
19
10
16
17
SOOSAN
12
4
3
13
2
15
14
18
1
11
20
Local safety regulations.

Enter any local safety regulation here, keep these instructions in an area accessible to the operator and
maintenance personnel.
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2. Standard Specification
DESCRIPTION
Body
Weight
Including
Rod
Side Type
Direct
Operating
Top
Weight
Cap
Type
TS-P
TR-F
Side Type
Direct
Length
Cap
Top
Type
TS-P
TR-F
Side Type
Direct
Width
Cap
Top
Type
TS-P
TR-F
MODEL
SB10
SB20
SB30
SB35
SB40
SB43
SB45
SB50
kg
53
65
86
122
151
208
278
471
lb
117
143
190
269
333
459
613
1038
kg
70
90
120
180
250
380
510
765
lb
154
198
265
397
551
838
1124
1687
kg
73
100
120
189
298
375
577
lb
161
220
265
417
657
827
1272
kg
90
110
135
204
292
370
580
890
lb
198
244
298
450
644
815
1279
1962
kg
102
126
152
224
295
375
571
861
lb
225
278
335
494
650
827
1259
1898
kg
973
lb
2145
mm
972
1071
1147
1239
1349
1618
1827
1934
in
38.3
42.2
45.2
48.8
53.1
63.7
71.9
76.1
mm
1072
1190
1287
1382
1616
1849
2156
in
42.2
46.9
50.7
54.4
63.6
72.8
84.9
mm
1150
1254
1313
1452
1602
1869
2225
2358
in
45.3
49.4
51.7
57.2
63.1
73.6
87.6
92.8
mm
1135
1213
1317
1472
1620
1899
2161
2316
in
44.7
47.8
51.9
58.0
63.8
74.8
85.0
91.2
mm
2325
in
91.5
mm
192
191
203
247
270
315
394
408
in
7.6
7.5
8.0
9.7
10.6
12.4
15.5
16.1
mm
192
207
203
271
326
339
382
in
7.6
8.1
8.0
10.7
12.8
13.3
15.0
mm
252
268
268
320
350
336
438
438
in
9.9
10.6
10.6
12.6
13.8
13.2
17.2
17.2
mm
252
264
264
320
320
336
378
450
in
9.9
10.4
10.4
12.6
12.6
13.2
14.9
17.7
mm
420
in
16.5
/min
15~30
20~40
25~50
30~60
40~70
50~90
60~100
80~110
gal/min
4~8
5.3~10.6
6.6~13.2
7.9~16
10.6~18.5
13.2~23.8
15.9~26.4
21.1~29.1
90~120
90~120
90~120
100~130
110~140
120~150
130~160
150~170
psi
1280
~1707
1280
~1707
1280
~1707
1422
~1849
1565
~1991
1707
~2134
1849
~2276
2134
~2418
Impact Rate
BPM
800
~1400
700
~1200
600
~1100
500
~1000
500~900
400~800
400~800
350~700
Hose Diameter
in
mm
40
45
53
60
68
75
85
100
Required
Oil Flow
Operating
Pressure
Rod Diameter
Applicable Carrier
Noise Level
22
UNIT
in
1.6
1.8
2.1
2.4
2.7
3.0
3.3
3.9
0.07
0.03~0.1
0.06~0.2
0.1~0.25
0.15~0.3
0.2~0.35
0.25~0.5
0.4~0.6
ton
0.8~2.5
1.2~3.0
2.5~4.5
3.0~5.5
4.0~7.0
6~9
7~14
11~16
dB
105.5
106.8
108.5
116.9
108.7
114.5
112
113.5
MODEL
DESCRIPTION
UNIT
SB60
SB70
SB81/81A
SB100
SB121
SB130
SB140
SB151
kg
618
759
911/943
1072
1283
1443
1579
1924
lb
1362
1673
2008/2079
2363
2829
3181
3481
4242
kg
1255
1462
1740/1772
2144
2413
2650
2990
3788
lb
2767
3223
3836/3907
4727
5320
5842
6592
8351
kg
1431
1675
1861/1893
2237
2838
3065
3238
4002
lb
3154
3692
4103/4173
4931
6257
6757
7139
8824
kg
1330
1544
1830/1864
2065
2781
2996
3185
3833
lb
2932
3404
4035/4109
4553
6131
6605
7022
8450
kg
1297
1500
1766/1798
2071
2632
2833
3090
3991
lb
2859
3307
3893/3964
4566
5803
6246
6812
8799
mm
2195
2295
2429
2623
2776
2953
3031
3176
in
86.4
90.4
95.6
103.3
109.3
116.3
119.3
125.0
mm
2592
2710
2844
3047
3220
3400
3501
3733
in
102.0
106.7
111.9
119.9
126.8
133.9
137.8
146.9
mm
2592
2682
2813
3063
3215
3392
3475
3736
in
102.0
105.6
110.7
120.6
126.6
133.5
136.8
147.1
mm
508
508
508
578
610
630
630
665
in
20.0
20.0
20.0
22.8
24.0
24.8
24.8
26.2
mm
550
550
620
620
720
720
720
720
in
21.7
21.7
24.4
24.4
28.3
28.3
28.3
28.3
/min
90~120
100~150
120~180
150~210
180~240
200~260
200~260
210~290
gal/
min
23.8
~31.7
26.4
~39.6
31.7
~47.6
39.6
~55.5
47.6
~63.4
50.8
~68.7
50.8
~68.7
55.5
~76.6
150~170
160~180
160~180
160~180
160~180
160~180
160~180
160~180
psi
2134
~2418
2276
~2560
2276
~2560
2276
~2560
2276
~2560
2276
~2560
2276
~2560
2276
~2560
Impact Rate
BPM
350~650
350~600
350~500
300~450
300~450
250~400
250~350
200~350
Hose Diameter
in
mm
125
135
140
150
155
165
165
175
in
4.9
5.3
5.5
5.9
6.1
6.5
6.5
6.9
0.5~0.7
0.6~0.8
0.7~0.9
0.9~1.2
1.1~1.4
1.2~1.7
1.2~1.7
1.4~2.0
ton
15~18
16~21
18~26
25~30
28~35
30~45
30~45
40~55
dB
115
120
118
120
123
124
124
125
Body
Weight
Including
Rod
Side Type
TR-P
Operating
Weight
Top
TR-F
Type
TS-P
Side Type
Length
TR-P
Top
Type
TR-F
TS-P
Side Type
Width
TR-P
Top
TR-F
Type
TS-P
Required
Oil Flow
Operating
Pressure
Rod Diameter
Applicable Carrier
Noise Level
* Operating weight include Cap, Rod weight by AEM regulation.

(Except for pin, hose, fitting and tubing)
* The above specifications are subject to change without prior notice for the quality enhancement.
* The above Noise level is TS-P type.
* Rod is long type standard.
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3. External Dimension
3.1 Side Type
MODEL : SB10
424
191
140
1071
192
130
972
363
MODEL : SB20
40
478
203
145
547
326
297
45
247
165
MO
DE
L :
30
1239
1147
SB
MO
60

374
53
330
24
DEL : SB35
25
MODEL : SB40
270
165
752
315
220
68
1618
1349
666
MODEL : SB43
507
425
75
MODEL : SB45
394
267
1934
275
100
564
85
26
561
1827
902
MODEL : SB50
MODEL : SB60
508
360
508
360
2295
1264
2195
1207
MODEL : SB70
125
MODEL : SB81
MODEL : SB100
508
360
1392
578
430
140
854
150
762
2623
2429
1135
701
650
135
27
MODEL : SB121
MODEL : SB130
630
470
1489
2953
2776
450
165
952
913
155
MODEL : SB140
630
470
1670
665
495
28
3176
175
918
165
952.5
3031
1521
MODEL : SB151
3.2 Backhoe Type
456
220
419
220
1459
638
1459
626
425
68
425
68
MODEL : SB40 BACKHOE
MODEL : SB40 BACKHOE(Heavy)
MODEL : SB43
673
370
220
1677
BACKHOE
29
75
425
MODEL : SB40 SILENCED BACKHOE
167
68
MODEL : SB43 SILENCED BACKHOE

370
184
1736
720
467
75
30
3.3 Top Type

3.3.1 Standard Top Type (Direct mounting)
MODEL
225
SB10
251
192
130
1072
MODEL : SB20
45
297
40
145
MODEL
SB30
1287
MODEL : SB35
31
330

53
284.5
MODEL : SB40
402
MODEL : SB43
326
220
75
425
68
507
1616
1849
220
MODEL : SB45
382
260
85
32
564
2156
526
3.3.2 Standard Top Type (Cap mounting)
MODE
266
252
150
287
268
162
SB10
MODE
L
1254
45
326
40
297
1150
SB20
33
MODEL : SB30
346
322
320
165
34
60
374
53
330
1313
268
162
1452
287
MODEL : SB35
MODEL : SB40
MODEL : SB43
350
220
1869
220
1602
370
350
MODEL : SB45
MODEL : SB50
438
267
438
275
2358
604
473
100
561
85
564
2225
512
473
507
425
75
35
TRENCH PLUS TYPE
MODEL : SB60,70,81(A),100,121,130,140,151TR-P
MODEL
664
640
550
360
2592
631
125
2710
682
135
360
2844
747
140
430
3047
839
150
3220
898
155
3400
938
165
3501
939
165
3733
905
175
SB60
SB70
SB81(A)
784
760
620
SB100
SB121
SB130
880
856
720
450
SB140
SB151
36
898
856
720
495
TRENCH FINAL TYPE
MODEL : SB50,60,70,81(A),100,121,130,140,151TR-F
C
D
A
B
MODEL
SB50
594
570
420
360
2325
531
100
2592
609
125
664
640
550
360
2682
660
135
360
2813
725
140
430
3063
807
150
3215
866
155
3392
906
165
3475
907
165
3736
873
175
SB60
SB70
SB81(A)
784
760
620
SB100
SB121
SB130
880
856
720
450
SB140
SB151
898
856
720
495
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3.3.3 TS-P Type
MODEL : SB10,20,30, 35,40,43TS-P

D
MODEL
SB10
282
266
252
152
1135
267
SB20
296
280
264
162
1213
262
SB30
296
280
264
162
1317
295
SB35
400
320
165
1472
339
SB40
400
320
220
1620
385
SB43
450
336
220
1899
467
MODEL
SB45
495
378
267
2161
556
SB50
570
450
330
2316
531
MODEL : SB45,50TS-P
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MODEL : SB60,70,81(A),100,121,130TS-P
A
B
C
D
MODEL
2592
609
2682
660
360
2813
725
430
3063
807
3215
866
3392
906
SB60
664
640
550
360
SB70
SB81(A)
784
760
620
SB100
SB121
880
856
720
450
SB130
MODEL : SB140,151TS-P
C
D
MODEL
SB140
880
856
720
450
3475
907
SB151
898
856
720
495
3736
863
A
B
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3.3 COVER PLATE(TS-P Type)
H
B
SB10II 30II TS-P
8- K
D
A
MODEL
SB10II TS-P
266
252
70
70
70
28
20
212
17
SB20II TS-P
280
264
74
74
74
29
20
224
19
SB30II TS-P
280
264
74
74
74
29
20
224
19
SB35II 43II TS-P
10- K
D
A
MODEL
SB35II TS-P
400
320
115
124
115
23
23
137
137
21
SB40II TS-P
400
320
115
124
115
23
23
137
137
21
SB43II TS-P
450
336
120
164
120
23
23
145
145
21
40
I
B
SB45151TS-P
12- K
D
A
MODEL
SB45TS-P
495
378
149
149
149
24
24
100
130
100
21
SB50TS-P
570
420
170
180
170
25
25
120
130
120
21
640
550
180
210
180
35
35
150
180
150
26
760
620
225
240
225
35
35
175
200
175
26
856
720
258
260
258
40
40
220
200
220
38
SB60TS-P
SB70TS-P
SB81(A)TS-P
SB100TS-P
SB121TS-P
SB130TS-P
SB140TS-P
SB151TS-P
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4. Preparation for Installation and Operation.

4.1 Checking before installation instructions
CAUTION
CHECK THE "SPECIFICATIONS" SECTION OF THIS MANUAL TO DETERMINE CORRECT
EXCAVATOR SIZES AND HYDRAULIC PRESSURE, HYDRAULIC FLOW IF HYDRAULIC
PRESSURE, HYDRAULIC FLOW ARE EXCEEDED, THE HYDRAULIC BREAKER
WARRANTY IS VOID
CAUTION
BE SURE THE FLUID IN THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM IS CLEAN.
CHECK THE HYDRAULIC FILTER, REPLACE THE FILTER IF DIRTY OR DETERIORATED.
CHECK THE GAS PRESSURE ACCUMULATOR AND BACK HEAD.
SEE INSPECTION AND CHARGING OF NITROGEN GAS AT BACK HEAD, ACCUMULATOR
HOSE AND PIPING FLEXING.
CAUTION
THE CONTAMINATED PART MUST BE CLEANED WITH NO DELAY.
HYDRAULIC OIL OR LIGHT OIL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDABLE.
CAUTION
THE CIRCUIT RELIEF SETTING PRESSURE IS NOT FIXED.
BUT, IT WILL BE ADJUSTED BY PUMP CAPACITY.
Recommended circuit relief setting pressure and back pressure

MODEL
SB10II
SB20
SB30II
SB35II
SB40II
SB43II
SB45
SB50
Relief Setting
Pressure[kg/]
150
150
160
160
170
180
190
200
Back Pressure
[kg/]
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
MODEL
SB60
SB70
SB81
SB81A
SB100
SB121
SB130
SB140
SB151
Relief Setting
Pressure[kg/]
200
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
Back Pressure
[kg/]
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
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REMARK
REMARK
4.2 Installation and Removal

Side Bracket Type
Breaker pipe lines

Side bracket
Shut off valve

Hydraulic oil tank
Low-pressure line
High-pressure line
Oil filter
Breaker body
Foot pedal
Rod
Control valve
Hydraulic pump
Top Bracket Type & Trench Type.
Top bracket
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Removal of the Hydraulic Breaker

When the bucket and breaker operation alternately, the bucket and breaker can be easily exchanged by the
hydraulic hoses and two mounting pins. However there is a risk of hydraulic contamination accordingly, do
installation and removal as follows.
Timber
(1) Move the carrier to stable ground free from mud, dust and dirt.
(2) Place the hydraulic breaker on timber.
(3) Stop the engine, turn off the main switch and deflate air from oil tank if it is
(4) Turn 90 the shut off valve installed to the end of arm to prevent hydraulic from flowing out.
90
(5) Loosen hose plug on the breaker arm. Collect small amount of oil flowing out at this time and put into
a container.
(6) Be careful to prevent mud or dust from entering oil hoses and pipe lines. Plug oil hoses with hose
plug and pipe lines with union caps. Bind high-and low-pressure hoses with a wire to prevent them
from getting mud.
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Oil hose plug

The oil hose plug is used to plug the hose attached to the hydraulic breaker. It prevents mud or dust from
entering the hose when the hydraulic breaker is removed from the carrier for bucket operation.
#3
#4
#5
MODEL
TYPE
P/ N
TYPE
P/ N
TYPE
P/ N
O-RING
(#3)
SB10II
SB20II
SB30II
SB35II
SB40II
SB43II
SB45
SB50
SB60
SB70
SB81
SB100
SB121
SB130
SB140
SB151
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
C14100
C14100
C34100
C34100
C34100
C34100
C64100
C64100
C64100
C64100
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
C04100
C04100
C04100
C04100
C04100
C04100
C14410
C14410
C14411
C14411
C14411
C14411
C14412
C14412
C14412
C14412
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
C04332
C04332
C04332
C04332
C04332
C04332
C14372
C14372
C34050
C34050
C34050
C34050
C34506
C34506
C34506
C34506
2856003
2856003
2856004
2856004
2856004
2856004
2856005
2856005
2856005
2856005
Union cap
The union cap is used to cap the piping bracket attached to the carrier for prevention of the piping bracket
from being smeared with mud during bucket operation.
#3
#4
#5
MODEL
TYPE
P/ N
TYPE
P/ N
O-RING(#3)
SB10II
SB20II
SB30II
SB35II
SB40II
SB43II
SB45
SB50
SB60
SB70
SB81
SB100
SB121
SB130
SB140
SB151
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#5
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
2715002
2715002
2715002
2715002
2715002
2715002
2715062
2715062
2715063
2715063
2715063
2715063
2715064
2715064
2715064
2715064
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
#4
C01152
C01152
C01152
C01152
C01152
C01152
C11149
C11149
C21132
C21132
C21132
C21132
C31175
C31175
C31175
C31175
2856003
2856003
2856004
2856004
2856004
2856004
2856005
2856005
2856005
2856005
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4.3 Hydraulic pipe lines for exclusive use

Operation of the hydraulic breaker requires installation of hydraulic pipe lines for exclusive use of the
hydraulic breaker. As hydraulic pipe lines vary depending on base machines, our service engineer must first
check hydraulic pressure, oil capacity, pressure loss and other conditions of the base machine before
installing hydraulic pipe lines. Use only genuine parts in case of replacement because hydraulic pipe
lines(hoses, pipes and fittings) are made of materials carefully selected in consideration of durability.
WARNING
THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM TO THE BASE MACHINE MUST BE CHECKED BY AN AUTHORIZED
SOOSAN SERVICE ENGINEER BEFORE FIRST USE AND AFTER ANY MODIFICATIONS.
WARNING
MAKE SURE THAT THE HYDRAULIC BREAKER VALVE OF HYDRAULIC SYSTEM IS PROPERLY
SET.
RELIEF V/V
M.C.V
STOP V/V
IN
PILOT V/V
OUT
BREAKER
O/SWITCH
GEAR PUMP
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MAIN PUMP
5. Precautions for safe operation.

[1] Proper position must be applied for an effective usage of breaking force.
When position is incorrect, hammering energy of the piston is too weak to break rocks,
Instead, hammering force applies shocks to the breaker body, breaker arm and boom of the base
machine, thereby resulting in damage to those parts.
[2] On the contrary, when position is excessive enough to break rocks with front of the base machine raised,
the machine may suddenly tilt forward the moment rocks are broken. Then, the breaker body or the end
of bracket may violently hit against rocks and result in damage.
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[3] It is undesirable to carry out hammering under the below condition, because vibrations during hammering
may be transmitted to tracks of the base machine.
During hammering, however, proper position must be always applied to the breaker.
Special care must be taken not to hammer under abnormal condition.
[4] Apply same direction of boom force in line with the rod and place the rod in the rock with hammering
surface as vertical as possible. If hammering surface is oblique, the rod may slip during hammering.
This causes the rod to seize and to be broken and piston to be damaged. When breaking, fully stabilize
the rod first and then select the point of a rock on which hammering can be performed in a stable
condition.
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[5] Rolling or falling a rock with the rod end or bracket side by using the boom or arm of the carrier as shown
in the figure will result in breakage of the breaker mounting bolt or bracket, breakage and galling of rod,
and damage to the arm and boom. Do not move rock. It is strictly prohibited to travel when the breaker is
in the contact with rock.
[6] Do not use rod as a lever. Do not put the rod into a crack in rock and move the rod to and fro to breaker
the rock, otherwise the rod will be broken or the bracket will be damaged.
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[7] Do not operate breaker when all components except rod are immersed in water and mud.
Underwater usage of the breaker will cause internal damage to the breaker.
Consult Soosan for modifications if you have an underwater requirement.
[8] Do not allow the breaker to fall to a rock.

Falling down the breaker will apply excessive force to the breaker or the carrier, causing damage to the
parts of the breaker and carrier.
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[9] Breaking operation conducted at the stroke end(when the cylinder is extended or retracted to a maximum
extent) of respective hydraulic cylinders of the carrier will lead to damage to the cylinders and other parts
of the carrier.
[10] Lifting thing by hanging wire in the bracket or rod not only causes damage to the breaker but also is very
dangerous.
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[11] Warm-up of machine prior to operation

- Do not operate the machine right after starting the engine. Idle the machine for warm-up. Warm the
hydraulic oil sufficiently especially in winter or in the cold place.
- Especially in winter, the carriers engine should be warmed up for 5 to 10 minutes 30~40(86105)
before breaker operation.
- When operating the hydraulic breaker, idle the engine and operate the hydraulic breaker with a light
load.
[12] Stop operation when hoses are vibrating abnormally.
Check the hoses on the high pressure and low pressure sides of the breaker for abnormal vibration. If
they are vibrating abnormally, contact the nearest Soosan dealer.
[13] Avoid blank hammering.
Blank hammering accelerates wear and tear on breaker and carrier components and may result in
failure of one or more components. Excessive blank hammering may be considered equipment abuse
and may result in voiding warranties. In case of blank hammering, hammering sound changes.
[14] Operate the breaker at proper engine speed.
Break rocks at the specified engine speed. Raising engine speed more than necessary does not
strengthen hammering force but increase oil temperature to the detriment of piston and valve.
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6. Maintenance
Regular Hydraulic breaker Inspection and Maintenance
CAUTION
Regular inspection is essential for keeping hydraulic breaker operating in the best condition consult with
the Soosan service station for regular inspection and maintenance. Customers are recommended to
contact the service station for inspection within six months after delivery.
Maintenance of Hydraulic breaker

Check cycle
Ordinary check items before
and after operating breaker
Check Item
Location
Confirm the state of setting breaker and carrier

* Damage and assembled state of bracket pin
* Fastened state of pin assembled bolts
* State of quick-clamp setting and bolts/pins assembled
* State of cap mounting bolt(TOP Type)
Assembling state of breaker and bracket
* State of side-bolt and all kinds of bolt
* Whether all kinds fixing part and anti-shock parts (cushion & wear
plate)are damaged
* State of bracket-crack, breakage, welded area
Fastening state of breaker main-body parts
- Fastening and breakage state of pins, blocks, bolts
* Fastened through bolt state
* Front head pin and Rubber plugs
* Stop pin and Rubber plugs
* Air check valve
* Back head charging valve
* Valve adjuster
* Accumulator mounting bolt
* Accumulator cover fastening bolt
* Accumulator charging valve
* Hose adapter
* Hex Head Plug
G
F
H
B
C
D
I
J
Damage of safety/warning sticker

Loss or fastening state of bracket assembled parts
* Sound plug(Silenced type)
* Window cover(Silenced type)
* Hose cover(Silenced type)
Leakage, interference and assembling state of carrier hoses and pipes
* Interference and assembling state of hoses and pipes
* Fixing state of control valve
* Welding state of clamps
* Leakage and fastening state of pipes/hoses connected
* Whether hose are twisted/damaged/aged
Oil tank and working fluid quality
* Quantity of working fluid
* Contamination of working fluid
Breaker on/off switch and electric wire
Examine worsen state of consumable parts
* Inside diameter of front cover
* Worsen state of rod
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Check cycle
Any time check items during
operating breaker
Check Item
Location
Temperature of working fluid(below 80/176)

Loss and damage of parts
Leakage of breaker hoses
- A little leakage could be run on the rod
(as much as it does not affect operating, performance and efficiency)
Efficiency and abnormal working of breaker
* Irregular blowing is occurred
* Abnormal blowing sound is occurred
* Pipes and hoses are shaken extremely
After 1Hr operating
Grease pumping(about 20cc after 1hr operating)

- About 5~10 times pumping with grease gun
* Rod friction area : Ring bush, Front cover, Rod pin
Every week
(Every 50hr operating)
Quantity and contamination degree of working fluid(Refill or replace)

* Contamination limit : 20~40cst
Examining wear of consumable parts
(Grind the area deformed if necessary)
* Rod pin
* Ring bush
* Front cover
Remove strange material inside of front head
Check the gas pressure and refill
* Back head
* Accumulator
Whether all kinds of bolts are fastened by regulated torque
Every month
(Every 200 Hr operating)
Operating pressure of breaker

Relief setting pressure of hydraulic circuit
Supply flow
Replace oil filter of carrier
Every 3month
(Every 500 ~ 1000
operating)
Replace seal kit

Replace diaphragm of accumulator
Examine if piston is pressed or deformed
Examine if hydraulic parts are scratched if necessary grind and repair
them
Hold breaker over 1month
Sufficient greasing
* Rod, Rod pin, Front cover, Ring bush
Lubricate piston surface
Remove N2 Gas
* Back head
* Accumulator
Paint area fallen off
After under water operating
Clean and grease after dissemble all parts of main body
* The maintenance related with carrier follows carrier manufacturer rule
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Daily Inspection before opearting

Be fore starting operation, be sure to inspect the breaker referring to the following table.
Inspection Item
Inspection Point
Remedy
- Looseness, missing and

damage to bolts and nuts
- Through bolt
- Bracket mounting bolt
- Check looseness.
- Retighten to correct
Tightening torque.
- Looseness of hose fittings,

visible damage to hoses &
oil leakage
- Hydraulic piping for breaker

- Oil hose
- Retighten sufficiently.
- Replace when damaged.
- Abnormal oil leakage
- Connection of back head

and cylinder
- Gap between front head
and rod
- Consult with Soosan for

further inspection.
But small leakage is

normal.
- Abnormal wear and cracks

rod.
- rod
- If the rod is deformed,

burred and worn out,
be repaired.
- If the rod is excessively
worn out, be replaced.
- If the rod is cracked, be
replaced.
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Tightening Torque & Gas Pressure

MODE
Position
UNIT
SB10II
SB30II SB35II SB40II SB43II
SB20II
SB45
SB50
SB60
SB70
kg-m
25~30
25~30
30~35
38~42
96
~105
140
~150
190
~200
270
~280
290
~300
440
~450
kg-m
60~65
kg-m
Cap & Plug
kg-m
Bracket Fixing
Bolt
ITEM
Through Bolt
Nut
Accumulator
Socket Bolt
Accumulator
Cover Socket
Bolt
60~70
SB81
SB121
SB100
SB81A
SB130
SB140
SB151
440
~450
470
~480
470
~480
60~65
65~70
65~70
90~95
45
45
35
35
65
15
15
15
15
15
kg-m
60
80
80
100
100
145
145
200
250
250
250
350
350
350
Back Head
Gas Pressure
kg/
(psi)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
16.5
(235)
Accumulator
Gas Pressure
kg/
(psi)
55
(782)
55
(782)
55
(782)
55
(782)
55
(782)
Air check
valve
kg-m
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
Valve Adjust
Nut
kg-m
25~30
30~35
30~35
30~35
50~55
50~55
60~65
Adapter
kg-m
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
16~18
24~26 24~26 32~35
32~35
32~35
32~35
35~40
35~40
35~40
Charging
Valve
kg-m
35~40
35~40
35~40
35~40
35~40
35~40 35~40 35~40
35~40
35~40
35~40
35~40
3540
35~40
kg-m
3~4
3~4
3~4
3~4
3~4
3~4
3~4
cc
10
10
10
15
15
20
20
20
25
25
25
Hex Head
Plug
Greasing
every
1 Hr Using
(Manual)
16~18 16~18 16~18

-
F : BACK HEAD GAS PRESSURE

CHARGING VALVE
A : THROUGH BOLT NUT
H : VALVE ADJUSTER NUT
E : BRACKET FIXING BOLT
G : AIR CHECK VALVE
B : ACCUMULATOR SOCKET BOLT
J : HEX HEAD PLUG
I : ADAPTER
D : CAP, PLUG
ACCUMULATOR GAS PRESSURE
C : ACCUMULATOR COVER BOLT

* : GREASING
20cc pouring after 1 hour using
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Replacement & Breakage of Rod

- Rod is deformed of burrs produced in a long term use.
- If the rod tip is worn out, rod is liable to slip. Grind the rod tip to sharpen the edge.
- If the rod tip is sharpened many times, the hardened surface layer will disappear and the rod will be
worn out rapidly. In this case, replace with a new rod.
- If the gap between rod and front cover is large, the piston fail to fit in rod to cause damage to the piston
or the rod.
Replacement
Put the breaker horizontally on the timber.
Remove the spring pin(SB43 below) or rubber plug(SB45 above) using a
pin bar.
Set round bar on the opposite side, and push the stop pin with a hammer.
Remove the rod pin. In removing the rod pin, be careful falling of rod and
rod pin.
Wind rope or nylon sling around the rod and remove from the main body.
Before installing a new rod, check wear, breakage and score.
Remove burrs and swelling from the disassembled rod pin with a grinder.
Excessively deformed rod pin will make replacement of rod difficult. Rod
pin is required to be checked every 100 to 150 hours of operation
Grease sufficiently to inserting part of front head.
Rod
Stop pin
Rod pin
Breakage of Rod
The service life of the rods depends on the manner of handling them. The rod can sufficiently
withstand the vertically acting load, but is weak to the perpendicularly acting load. Especially, the rod
is affected by the negative conditions such as force by craning operation, tilted blowing, wrenching
and idle strokes etc.
There are several ways of breakage of the rod. Each cause of the breakage can be inferred by
observing the breakage section. Further, the breakage case which is not caused by low quality
materials or insufficient heat-treatment but by wrong way of handling which the manufacturer is not
responsible for the breakage.
The breakage section has the origin on the outer surface, the narrow area of fatigue breakage and the
wide area of rough grey area, and final breakage part has the share-lip form. Such as undulation on
the breakage section and its inclination to the right and left witness that the breakage is caused by
excessive force which excessive force which exceeds the toughness of the rod. Such the breakage is
supposed to occur owing to careless handling of the rod. To avoid such the breakage more
carefulness and attention is required in handling the breaker.
Stress concentration point
at 90 to the rod pin plate.
(Starting point)
Sharp lip
Rough Grey Area

Typical fractures caused by levering tool while
buried in the burden. Warranty claims rejected.
75
Typical fractures caused by excessive bending

of the rod. Warranty claims rejected.
45
Flat type rod worn more than 45mm or moil type

and wedge,universal type rods worn back more than
75mm of working end classed as reasionable life.
Warranty claims rejected.
57
Assembly and Disassembly of Rubber Plug

In disassembling the front head pin and stop pin, assemble or disassemble with following method.
1) Assembling the rubber
Method #1
Method #2
2) Disassembling the rubber plug

Method #1
58
Method #2
7. Wear Tolerance
Wear tolerance of each kind expendable parts come to decide. The usage of exceeding the wear tolerance
causes fatal damage to breaker. Prevent the damage through the regular inspection and exchange of
expendable parts including seals and all kinds of bushes. Our company is not responsible for the flaw using
in exceeding the wear tolerance of the expendable parts.
7.1 Seal & O-Ring

* Quality Guaranteed Period : 3 months
Since hydraulic breaker operates at high-pressure and high-temperature, leakage or scratch could be
occurred by friction, wear and breakage of seals. Considering pressure, temperature, viscosity of oil, a little
leakage is accepted to be normal. But in case of abnormal leakage, replace as a new ones. To prevent fatal
defect periodical replacement is carried out every 3months without external leakage of breaker.
Although the breaker is not operated in a long time, replace seals periodically to prevent rust, corrosion of oil
and transformation of seals.
7.2 Front cover, Thrust bush

Unit(mm)
THRUST
BUSH
FRONT
COVER
MODEL
New
Inside Dia.
Reject
Inside Dia.
SB10II
40
42
SB20II
45
47
SB30II
53
55
SB35II
60
62
SB40II
68
71
SB43II
75
79
SB45
85
89
SB50
100
105
SB60
125
130
SB70
135
140
SB81
140
146
SB100
150
156
SB121
155
161
SB130
165
171
SB140
165
171
SB151
175
181
THRUST BUSH
(Measure at center)
FRONT COVER
(Measure at 10mm)
59
7.3 Ring bush

Unit(mm)
New
Inside Dia.
Reject
Inside Dia.
New
B
Reject
B
SB10II
40
42
8.75
SB20II
45
47
10.25
SB30II
53
55
8.5
SB35II
60
62
10.5
7.5
SB40II
68
71
10.5
7.5
SB43II
75
78
15
12
SB45
85
89
24
21
SB50
100
105
17
14
SB60
125
130
31
28
SB70
135
140
32.5
29.5
SB81
140
146
40
37
SB100
150
156
38
35
SB121
155
161
46
43
SB130
165
171
41
38
SB140
165
171
41
38
SB151
175
181
53.5
50.5
B
Wear area
A
MODEL
Measure at 30mm
7.4 Rod pin

Unit(mm)
MODEL
NEW
Length
REJECT
Length
SB10II
28
26
SB20II
28
26
SB30II
32
30
SB35II
36
34
SB40II
38
36
SB43II
42
40
SB45
54
51
SB50
60
57
SB60
75
72
SB70
82
79
SB81
88.5
85.5
SB100
94
91
SB121
96
93
SB130
96
93
SB140
96
93
SB151
99
95
60
Wear limit
New part
Wear limit
New part
7.5 Stop pin

Unit(mm)
MODEL
New
Outside Dia
Reject
Outside Dia
SB10II
13
11
SB20II
13
11
SB30II
13
11
SB35II
13
11
SB40II
16
14
SB43II
16
14
SB45
17.5
15.5
SB50
17.5
15.5
SB60
17.5
15.5
SB70
17.5
15.5
SB81
20
18
SB100
17.5
15.5
SB121
17.5
15.5
SB130
17.5
15.5
SB140
17.5
15.5
SB151
26
24
Measure Diameter
7.6 Front head pin

Unit(mm)
MODEL
New
Outside Dia
Reject
Outside Dia
SB45
20
18
SB50
26
24
SB60
26
24
SB70
26
24
SB81
30
28
SB100
26
24
SB121
26
24
SB130
26
24
SB140
26
24
SB151
36
34
Measure Diameter
61
7.7 Rod
Unit(mm)
MODEL
New
(LONG Type)
New
(SHORT Type)
Wear
Limit
SB10II
297
247
200
SB20II
326
276
200
SB30II
330
280
200
SB35II
374
324
200
SB40II
425
325
250
SB43II
507
407
250
SB45
564
464
250
SB50
561
461
250
SB60
650
550
300
SB70
701
601
350
SB81
762
662
400
SB100
854
754
450
SB121
913
813
500
SB130
952
852
500
SB140
952.5
852.5
500
SB151
918
818
550
Wear Limit
New Part
7.8 Piston
Unit(mm)
MODEL
New
Length
Wear
Limit
SB10II
159
158
SB20II
169
168
SB30II
168
167
SB35II
196
195
SB40II
189
188
SB43II
251
250
SB45
285
284
SB50
284
283
SB60
340
338
SB70
318
316
SB81
324
322
SB100
357
355
SB121
385
383
SB130
413
411
SB140
433
431
SB151
518
516
62
Wear Limit
New Part
8. Inspection and Charging of N2 Gas at Back head
WARNING
Charging gas pressure changes according to the rod condition.
Lay down the hammer and let the rod extend fully to charge gas.
Stay clear of the rod while charging the breaker with gas.
The rod may be impacted by the piston and forced out abruptly, when the through bolts are changed or
the breaker body is disassembled. Discharge N2 gas before work.
Take special care to handle and store the N2 gas cylinder as it is high pressurized container.
Use nitrogen gas only.
Back head gas pressure 6kg/ (85.5psi) on the back head surface temperature at 20(68)
See CONVERSION TABLE FOR CHARGING N2 GAS PRESSURE TO BACK HEAD
Inspection of N2 Gas Back Head

1) Make sure if the cap and valve of the 3-way valve assembly(5) are fully tightened.
Screw the 3-way valve assembly(5) into the charging valve of the back head after removing the plug.
2) At this time the handle must stand up to prevent the gas from coming out.
3) Push the handle into the charging valve fully, so the gas pressure inside the back head is indicated on
the pressure gauge.
4) When the gas pressure is normal, unscrew the 3-way valve assembly after discharging gas inside the
3-way valve assembly.
5) When the gas pressure is higher or lower, charge it as described below.
Charging of N2 gas into Back Head

1) Connect the charging hose(4) to N2 gas cylinder(1) after screwing the bombe adapter(3) onto adapter
nut(2) and installing them to the N2 gas cylinder.
2) Connect the 3-way valve assembly(5) to the charging hose(4) after unscrewing the cap on the 3-way
valve.
3) Install the 3-way valve assembly(5) to the charging valve of the Back Head. At this time the handle of
the 3-way valve assembly must be up position to prevent the gas from coming out.
4) Push the handle of the 3-way valve assembly fully and turn the handle of the N2 gas cylinder
counterclockwise gradually to charge gas.
5) When the gas pressure exceeds 10% higher than the specified pressure, close the N2 gas cylinder by
turning the handle clockwise.
6) Leave the handle of 3-way valve assembly up. Generated pressure makes it return back to original
position naturally.
7) In order to discharge N2 gas in the charging hose(4) and the 3-way valve assembly turn the relief
valve counterclockwise.
8) Remove the charging hose(4) from the N2 gas cylinder(1) and the 3-way valve assembly(5), and screw
the cap into the 3-way valve assembly.
9) Push the handle of the 3-way valve assembly fully, and the gas pressure inside the Back Head is
indicated on the pressure gauge. When the pressure is higher, discharge a small amount of gas from
the Back Head by repeatedly opening and closing the valve and then gas pressure falls to the specified
pressure.
10) When the gas pressure reaches to the specified pressure, close the valve and release the handle.
11) Open the valve completely and discharge gas inside the 3-way valve assembly.
Remove the 3-way valve assembly from the charging valve of Back Head and install the plug to the
charging valve. At this time prevent contamination from entering the breaker.
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Conversion Table for charging nitrogen gas pressure to Back Head

(Depends on the temperature of Back Head surface)
Back Head
Surface Temperature ( / )
0 / 32
10 / 50
20 / 68
30 / 86
40 / 104
Back Head
Gas Pressure (/ / psi)
15.5 / 220
16 / 228
16.5 / 235
17 / 242
17.5 / 249
Back Head Sticker (C02135)

(Appears on the Back Head charging valve)
N2 Gas charging tools to Back Head

ITEM
PART No.
Q'ty
PART NAME
C61204
1 SET
2900003
N2 Gas Cylinder
C91121
Bombe Adapter Nut
C91122
Bombe Adapter
2651001
Synflex Hose
C01244
B-3way Valve Assembly
N2 Gas Charging Set
Relief valve
Back Head Surface

Temperature(C)
64
9. Inspection and Charging of N2 gas in Accumulator
WARNING
Take special care to handle and store the N2 gas cylinder as it is high pressurized
Use nitrogen gas only.
When disassemble the accumulator, must discharge N 2 gas before working.
Do not touch on the accumulator surface when working.
Be sure to use the 3 way valve assembly for charging the N 2 gas if charging gas leaks directly from the
cylinder, diaphragm may be broken off.
If charging for handling N2 gas to only the accumulator, make sure that the accumulator body and cover
are tightened fully.
Standard accumulator gas pressure 55/ (783psi) on the accumulator surface temperature at
20(68)
See CONVERSION TABLE FOR CHARGING N2 GAS PRESSURE TO BACK HEAD
Inspection of N2 gas Accumulator.

1) Make sure if the cap and valve of the 3-way valve assembly(5) are fully tightened.
2) Remove the cap(11) from the accumulator and tighten the charging valve (12) fully.
3) Check if O-rings(6)(8) are installed to the bushing(7). Remove the plug(9) and screw the bushing.
4) Install the bushing(7) to the 3-way valve assembly(5).
5) Loosen the charging valve(12) gradually. The charging pressure is indicated on the pressure gauge.
6) Close the valve clockwise when the gas pressure is normal. If the gas pressure is higher, repeat
loosening and tightening the relief valve of 3-way valve assembly. The pressure is lowered gradually.
7) Loosen the relief valve of the 3-way valve assembly to discharge the N2 gas in the 3-way valve
assembly(5).
8) Remove the 3-way valve assembly(5) and tighten the plug(9) and cap(11).
Charging of N2 gas into Accumulator

1) Connect the charging hose(4) to N2 gas cylinder(1) after screwing the bombe adapter(3) onto adapter,
nut(2) and installing to the N2 gas cylinder.
2) Connect the 3-way valve assembly(5) to the charging hose(4) after unscrewing the cap on the 3-way
valve assembly.
3) Remove the cap(11) form the accumulator and tighten the charging valve(12) fully.
4) Check if O-rings (6)(8) are installed to the bushing(7). Remove the plug(9) and screw the bushing.
5) Loosen the accumulator charging valve(12) after checking if bushing(7) is installed to the 3-way valve
assembly.
6) Turn the handle of the N2 gas cylinder counter clockwise slowly to charge gas.
7) Charge gas in accordance with the conversion table for charging N2 gas pressure to accumulator.
8) Turn the handle of the N2 gas cylinder clockwise to close the cock.
9) Close the accumulator charging valve(12).
10) Loosen the relief valve of the 3-way valve assembly to discharge the N2 gas remaining in the
charging hose.
11) Remove the charging hose, 3-way valve assembly and bushing and tighten the plug(9) and cap(11).
Conversion Table for charging nitrogen gas pressure to Accumulator

Accumulator
Surface Temperature ( / )
0 / 32
10 / 50
20 / 68
30 / 86
40 / 104
Accumulator
Gas Pressure (/ / psi)
51 / 730
53 / 755
55 / 780
57 / 815
59 / 830
65
Accumulator(A) Sticker (C62212)

- appears on the accumulator body
Accumulator(B) Sticker (C62213)

- appears on the accumulator body
66
N2 gas Charging Tools to Accumulator

ITEM
PART No.
Q'ty
Part Name
2900003
N2 Gas Cylinder
C91122
Bombe Adapter
C91121
Bombe Adapter Nut
2651001
Synflex Hose
C01244
B-3 Way Valve Assembly
2850010
O-Ring
U81414
O-Ring Hex Bushing
2850014
O-Ring
Conversion table for charging

N 2 gas pressure to accumulator
Accumulator Surface
Temperature()
67
10. Trouble Shooting

The trouble-shooting chart is prepared to help operators find out causes and remedies instantly when
troubles occur. When a trouble is found, have a good grip of the problem and contact our service station.
When diagnosing faults in operation of the breaker, always check that hydraulic power source is supplying
the correct hydraulic flow and pressure to the breaker as listed in the table.
Check the flow with the hydraulic oil temperature at least 176/80. An approved test procedure is
available form Soosan.
TROUBLE
CAUSE
REMEDY
1. Breaker fails to hammer

* Sufficient high pressure oil does
not flow to breaker inlet.
* Defective hose or pipes

* Clogged or damaged piping
* Check, clean and repair piping

or replace with new one.
* Sufficient high pressure oil flows

to breaker inlet.
* Defective control valve and

related parts
* Check and repair valve and its

related parts or replace with
new one.
* Refill oil tank.
* Consult with our service station.
* Insufficient hydraulic oil

* Internal breaker defects
2. Breaker hammers with
hammering force reduced.
* Sufficient high pressure oil does
not flow to breaker inlet.
* Sufficient high pressure oil

flows to breaker inlet.
* Defective hose or pipes

Clogged piping, Oil leakage
* Defective control valve and
related parts
* Deformed pedal
* Deformed control valve
* Stuck control valve
* Insufficient control valve
stroke due to loose screws
* Clogged filter in return line of
base machine tank
* Insufficient hydraulic oil
* Contaminated or deteriorated
hydraulic oil
* Check, clean and repair piping

or replace with new one.
* Check control valve and related
parts or replace with new one.
* Defective pump
* Ask service station for base

machine service.
* Consult with our service station.
* Adjust the gas pressure referring
to Chapter 10.
* Internal breaker defects

* low N2-gas pressure of back
head
* Clean or replace.
* Refill.
* After flushing tank, change oil
entirely.
3. Hammering force weakens

suddenly and high pressure
hose vibrates excessively
during operation.
* Defective Back Head Gas

leakage
* Ask our service station for repair.
4. Excessive oil leakage from

Front Head or Rod.
* Worn cylinder seals
* Ask our service station for repair.
5. Piston works but does not

hammer.
* Stuck in rod
* Remove front parts and pull out

rod.
* Repair with a grindstone.
Ask base machine service station to repair defective base machine.
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11. Hydraulic Oil.

Selection of hydraulic oil determines the efficiency of the hydraulic breaker performance.
Please consult with our service station under following conditions.
(1) When used in special regions where climate is severe (extremely cold or hot weather)
(2) When recommended brands of hydraulic oil are not available
(3) When hydraulic oil supplied for the base machine differ from the recommended one.
Hydraulic Oil and Grease

Recommended for Hydraulic Grab by Soosan
HYDRAULIC OIL
LUBE & SPEC
Manufacturer
GREASE
(MOS2)
SUMMER
WINTER
ALL SEASON
ISO VG 46
ISO VG 32
ISO VG 46
NLGI No2
MOBIL DTE 25
MOBIL DTE 24
MOBIL DTE 15M
MOBIL GREASE
SPECIAL
MOBIL
MOBIL SHC 525 *

MOBILITH SHC
220 *
MOBIL EAL SYNDRAULIC 46 **
LG-CALTEX
RANDOHD 46
RANDO HD 32
NEW RANDO
HD CZ
MOLYTEX EP2
BP
ENERGOL HP46
ENERGOL HP32
ENERGOL HP46
SHELL
TELLUS 46
TELLUS 32
TELLUS T 46
RETINAX
HDX-2
: Synthetic Lubricant
: Environmentally Friendly Synthetic Lubricant
Oil Contamination
Contaminated oil results in malfunctions of the breaker as well as the base machine and causes damage to
parts. Pay special attention to oil contamination.
Contaminated oil should be changed without delay. When changing oil, thoroughly wash oil tank, cylinder
and pipes. Cleaning or replacing oil filter also requires check for oil contamination.
Replacement of filter : after first 50 hours and every 100 hours thereafter
Replacement of hydraulic oil : every 500 hours
WARNING
Hydraulic oil Temperature and viscosity
Do operate the hydraulic breaker at oil temperatures from 20/68 to 80/176.
Operation at higher temperatures can damage the internal components of the breaker and carrier there
will result in reduced breaker performance.
69
Criterion of Oil Contamination and Malfunction

(General Analysis)
Analysis Item
Adhesiveness
Criterion
Within10%
(40 cst)
Causes and Effects when exceed the criterion

Adhesiveness rarely decreases because of hydraulic oil.
Entry of different kind of oil may reduce the adhesiveness
which contributes to rising oil temperature , wear and scratch
of bearing and gear and malfunction of hydraulic oil.
Use of lubricating oil in a long period or in a high temperature
Oxidizing Level
Less than 0.3

(mg KOH/g)
Moisture
Less than
0.1(%)
(above 60) will oxidize it. Oxidizing level rises as oxidization

proceeds. Sludge will be produced during the process and
it leads to malfunction, corrosion and ageing.
Moisture causes rust, wear and scratch. Moisture of 0.3%
goes considerably rusty and moisture of 0.5% occurs the
damage of machine.
Criterion of Oil Malfunction by Hydraulic Oil Color

(Simple discrimination by ASTM color)
Hydraulic oil turns black as the breaker fails to display best performance. The old oil is assumed to be
contaminated when there is a visual difference between the old new oil color and functions begin to
deteriorate when hydraulic oil turns darker than the new oil color (ASTM number) by more than two.
70
12. The Auto Lubrication Kit(Option)

- Install the auto lubrication kit before using it.
- Use only recommended lubricant, if not the lubricant useless.
- For the sake of the auto lubrication, the grease adapter is supplied as standard parts.
- Dont lubricate excessively, the lubricant will be leaked through the air check valve.
- Dont use fluid grease, but use only recommended lubricant.
Installing the Auto lubrication kit

1) Clean surface area of the grease nipple hole on the Cylinder(or Front head).
2) Remove the Grease nipple form the Cylinder(or Front head).
3) Apply the O-ring to the G adapter and install it on the Cylinder(or Front head).
4) Connect the 1/4 Hose to the G adapter.
The Auto lubrication kits Parts List

Model
No.
Part No.
Part Name
2851018
O-Ring
C01157
G-Adapter
2551042
Hose
2700403
Grease Nipple
ALL MODEL
SB45, 50, 60, 70, 81, 81A

100, 121, 130, 140, 151
1
4
2
3
Grease Pump
1
4
2
3
Grease Pump
SB10II, 20II, 30II, 40II, 43II

71
Auto lubrication kit installed in carrier (SB10II SB151)

No
Part No.
Q'ty
Part Name
E95 001
1SET
E95 002
Grease Pump
E95 003
Connector
4520007
10
Tie band
25510A1
Hose
E95 005
Hose Joint
2791001
Quick Coupler
2711600
H-Adapter-40
2551071
Compact hose
C01 157
G-Adapter
10
2851018
O-Ring
11
7101003
AV Cable
12
7105002
Terminal Ring
13
E95 004
Bracket
14
4210010
Spring Washer
15
4002153
Hex Bolt
Auto Lubrication kit
15
14
13
10
9
1
8
2
3
7
6
5
4
12
11
72
Auto lubrication kit installed in breaker (SB60SB151)

Part No. (SB60~SB100)
Part No. (SB121~SB151)
No
Part Name
#3
#4
#5
Q'ty
#3
#4
#5
Q'ty
E95 012
E95 011
E95 008
1SET
C75 011
C75 010
C75 001
1SET
C75 002
Grease Pump
C75 003
Grease Cartridge
4010120
Socket Bolt
2681044
2681048
H/Band Hose
2681034
2681038
H/Band Hose
2713100
H/Lock Adapter
2850010
O-Ring
C75 004
HP Adapter
2850016
O-RING
10
2710001
H/ Adapter
11
E95 009
E95 010
E95 013
C75 006
C75 008
C75 013
H/ Adapter
12
2713400
H/ Adapter
13
C23 412
G- Adapter
14
2851018
O-Ring
15
2715000
Union Cap
16
2856004
2856005
O-Ring
Auto Lubrication kit
6 7
B
A
4
6 7
8 9
2
4
VIEW : A
10
11 16
11 16
5
15
12
VIEW : B
13 14
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13. Underwater Operation of the Breaker(Option)

- Underwater operation of the breaker is possible to pour air into the striking area between the piston and
the rod.
- For the sake of underwater operation the adapter is supplied as a standard part.
- For the sake of underwater operation the breaker is installed the air supply kit separately.
- Underwater usage of the breaker without the underwater kit and air compressor will cause serious
damage to the hydraulic breaker.
Installing the Air supply kit

1) Clean the air check valve hole on the left-side of the cylinder.
(Except SB40, the air check valve hole is located on the right-side)
2) Remove the air check valve with the standard tool.
3) Apply the O-ring to the cylinders air check valve hole and install it.
4) Connect the hose to the air check valve hole and install it.
5) Before underwater operation, the breaker get into water pouring air into air check valve.
Air flow rate for underwater operation

The air capacity levels are in the following chart. Supply appropriate air flow rate in accordance with the
breaker model and operating depth.
Depth
(m)
Pressure
(bar)
SB10
19
SB43
SB20
18
SB40
SB30
17
SB45
SB35
SB50
16
15
SB60
SB70
3bars
14
SB81
13
SB81A
12
SB100
11
10
2bars
SB121
9
8
SB130
SB140
6
5
SB151
1bar
4
3
2
1
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
Air flow rate to input(lpm)
74
Illustration for installing Underwater Breaker(SB10II~SB151)

No
Part No.
Part Name
Q'ty
2850017
O-Ring
C01 158
W-Adapter
2551242
Hose
C01 162
Air Check Valve
75
MAINTENANCE FOLLOW-UP
In order to follow the maintenance of a hydraulic breaker, a maintenance card presented below can
be used
HYDRAULIC BREAKER SERVICE CARD NO.
SOOSA
N
Equipment
S/No.
Model type
S/No.
SERVICE IMFORMATION
Purpose of the service
Serviceman
Service Date
Engine working hours
Replaced parts
Qty
Description
Part inspection
Part No.
Description
S/No.
Cylinder
Motor
Percussion
mechanism tested
Repaired
Replaced
OK
Rotation
mechanism tested
Remarks
76
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Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

We appreciate your purchasing a Soosan Hydraulic Breaker.

Soosan Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.

Soosan Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd

Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

Soosan Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd

Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

1.2 Sticker list and place on the breaker

3.2 Backhoe Type

3.3 Top Type

3.3.2 Standard Top Type (Cap mounting)

3.3.3 TS-P Type

3.4 Cover Plate

4. Preparation for Installation and Operation

4.2 Installation and Removal

4.3 Hydraulic Pipe lines for Exclusive use

5. Precautions for safe operation

8. Inspection and Charging N2 Gas at Back head

9. Inspection and Charging N2 Gas in Accumulator

10. Trouble Shooting

11. Hydraulic Oil

12. The Auto Lubrication Kit(Option)

13. Underwater Operation of the Breaker(Option)

Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result

The safety messages including the preventive measures to avoid danger.

Soosan Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd

Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

may damage the breaker and will void the warranty.

1.2 Sticker list & Placed on the Breaker

2) Use eye protection

Greasing Sticker (SOOSAN D83 168)

1. Use the recommended grease.

Specification Plate(For Example SB130)

Soosan Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd

Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

Soosan Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd

Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

Soosan Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd

Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

Soosan Hydraulic Breaker

Soosan Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd