LF856 2½”-10”.

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LF856 2½”-10”

Modification Overview Production of the 2½” – 10” sizes began in 2014. The LF856 utilizes a Type 2 bypass assembly (Model LF 619 single check). ** Parts are not interchangeable with the standard 856.

Check Cover Removal Cover is bolted and o-ring sealed. There is a slight spring load on cover.

Check Valve Removal The check is bolted through the body and sealed by an o-ring. Locate and remove the four ½” lock nuts on the “outside” of the body. Remove the complete check assembly straight out of the body.

Disassemble Spring Module Spring tension is captured. Remove the retaining clip and hinge pin from the arm assembly.

Check Disc Replacement Remove the 5/16” retaining nuts. The check disc is free once the retaining plate has been removed

Check Seat Removal The seat and arm assembly is free when the check is removed from the body. Inspect bushings and hinge pins for wear.

Check Valve Reassembly Notes Reassemble in reverse order. Lubricate the seat and stud o-rings. Install and tighten the lock nuts on the outside of the body.

Check Valve Reassembly Notes The spring module is positioned by the cover. Make sure the pivot bearing is resting in the pivot socket on the cover.