09 Feb 2026

Lanzhou LS Drawworks JC50D Cylinder Shifter Installation 106.60.70.00

Core Purpose & Equipment Adaptation

All parts listed in this guide are exclusively designed, manufactured and tested to be fully compatible with the Lanzhou LS Drawworks JC50D—a heavy-duty onshore oil and gas drilling drawworks with a maximum hook load of 3150kN and nominal drilling depth of 2800m-5000m. The core component, Cylinder Shifter Installation (part no. 106.60.70.00), is critical for the JC50D’s gear shifting and speed regulation, ensuring smooth, precise control of drill string hoisting/lowering. We address segmented needs: Drilling operators need stable shifting to avoid downtime; maintenance technicians require clear wear guidance and fault solutions; procurement personnel need genuine, compliant parts. All parts adhere to API Spec 7K, GB standards (GB882-86, GB5781-86), and Lanzhou LS’s original specs, ensuring safety and compatibility.

Parts Classification

1. Core Cylinder Shifter Assembly

This category includes the core Cylinder Shifter Installation and its key supporting components, the foundation of JC50D’s gear shifting. Poor quality or worn parts cause shifting jams, threatening drilling safety. These genuine parts ensure precise, smooth shifting, reducing downtime in high-vibration drilling scenarios.

No.

Part Number

Part Name

Material

Main Wear Causes

Usage Precautions (Avoid Damage)

1

106.60.70.00

Cylinder shifter installation

High-strength alloy steel (40Cr) + engineering plastic (shift components)

1. High vibration during drilling causing component loosening; 2. Insufficient lubrication leading to internal wear; 3. Mud contamination corroding metal parts.

1. Lubricate key shifting points weekly with API-compliant lubricant; 2. Clean surface mud after each shift to prevent contamination; 3. Inspect for loosening daily and retighten to standard torque.

2

106.60.70.01

otic placode

Stainless steel (304) for corrosion resistance

1. Impact during shifting operations; 2. Long-term exposure to drilling mud causing rust; 3. Improper installation leading to uneven stress.

1. Ensure accurate alignment during installation to avoid stress concentration; 2. Apply anti-rust grease monthly in coastal/humid environments; 3. Avoid violent shifting to reduce impact.

2. Pin & Cotter Pin Components

These small but critical parts lock and position the cylinder shifter, preventing component detachment. Worn or inferior pins cause shifting failure, a major safety hazard. Genuine GB-standard parts ensure strong locking, adapting to high-vibration drilling scenarios and extending service life. (76 words)

No.

Part Number

Part Name

Material

Main Wear Causes

Usage Precautions (Avoid Damage)

1

GB882-86

Pin roll

Carbon steel (45#) with quenching treatment

1. High vibration causing metal fatigue; 2. Lack of lubrication leading to friction wear; 3. Overloading beyond GB882-86 rated load.

1. Replace every 2 months or if bending is found; 2. Apply lubricating oil weekly to reduce friction; 3. Ensure load does not exceed GB882-86 standard (Φ10-Φ16: 5-12kN).

2

GB91-86

Cotter pin

Carbon steel (Q235) with galvanized anti-rust coating

1. Metal fatigue from repeated shifting vibration; 2. Galvanized layer damage causing rust; 3. Improper bending during installation leading to fracture.

1. Bend at 45° during installation (not over-bend); 2. Inspect galvanized layer weekly and replace if damaged; 3. Replace immediately if cracks or rust appear.

3

GB882-86

Pin roll

Carbon steel (45#) with quenching treatment

1. High vibration causing metal fatigue; 2. Lack of lubrication leading to friction wear; 3. Overloading beyond GB882-86 rated load.

1. Replace every 2 months or if bending is found; 2. Apply lubricating oil weekly to reduce friction; 3. Ensure load does not exceed GB882-86 standard (Φ10-Φ16: 5-12kN).

4

GB91-86

Cotter pin

Carbon steel (Q235) with galvanized anti-rust coating

1. Metal fatigue from repeated shifting vibration; 2. Galvanized layer damage causing rust; 3. Improper bending during installation leading to fracture.

1. Bend at 45° during installation (not over-bend); 2. Inspect galvanized layer weekly and replace if damaged; 3. Replace immediately if cracks or rust appear.

3. Washer Components

Washers distribute pressure, protect component surfaces, and prevent fastener loosening. Worn washers cause uneven stress, damaging the cylinder shifter’s mounting surfaces. These genuine GB-standard washers ensure stable pressure distribution, adapting to high-load drilling scenarios and protecting expensive components.

No.

Part Number

Part Name

Material

Main Wear Causes

Usage Precautions (Avoid Damage)

1

GB97.1-85

Washer

Carbon steel (Q235) with zinc plating

1. High pressure causing deformation; 2. Vibration leading to friction wear on surfaces; 3. Mud contamination causing rust and reduced load-bearing capacity.

1. Select matching size (consistent with bolt diameter); 2. Clean surface before installation to avoid debris affecting pressure distribution; 3. Replace if deformation or rust exceeds 10% of surface area.

2

106.41.70.02

Washer

High-strength alloy steel (40Cr) for heavy load

1. Overload beyond design load; 2. Repeated impact during shifting causing fatigue; 3. Improper installation leading to edge damage.

1. Do not use for non-matching components; 2. Inspect edge for cracks weekly; 3. Ensure flat installation to avoid uneven stress.

4. Shaft & Rod Assemblies

These components transmit force for cylinder shifting, ensuring precise gear engagement. Bent or worn shafts/rods cause shifting inaccuracy or jams, halting drilling. Genuine parts with precision machining ensure smooth force transmission, adapting to continuous 24/7 drilling operations and reducing maintenance frequency.

No.

Part Number

Part Name

Material

Main Wear Causes

Usage Precautions (Avoid Damage)

1

106.60.71.00

Intallation Rod Assy

Alloy steel (40CrNiMoA) with precision grinding

1. Bending from improper force during shifting; 2. Lack of lubrication causing surface wear; 3. Metal fatigue from long-term continuous operation.

1. Lubricate with high-temperature grease every 3 days; 2. Avoid violent shifting to prevent bending; 3. Conduct magnetic particle testing quarterly to detect hidden cracks.

2

106.60.75.00

Shaft Yoke Assy

Alloy steel (40Cr) with heat treatment

1. Uneven force during gear shifting; 2. Vibration causing wear at the connection; 3. Mud contamination corroding the yoke joint.

1. Inspect connection tightness daily; 2. Clean yoke joint weekly to remove mud; 3. Replace if the joint clearance exceeds 0.5mm (API Spec 7K requirement).

3

106.41.70.03

Connecting Rod Assy

Alloy steel (35CrMo) for high toughness

1. Fatigue from repeated force transmission; 2. Improper alignment causing bending; 3. Lack of lubrication leading to friction wear.

1. Ensure alignment with the cylinder during installation; 2. Apply lubricant to the rod end weekly; 3. Replace if bending exceeds 0.3mm/m.

5. Shaft Box & Housing Components

These components protect internal shafts/rods from mud, dust and damage, ensuring stable shifting. Damaged boxes/housings lead to internal component contamination and wear. Genuine parts with sealed design ensure reliable protection, adapting to high-mud drilling environments and extending internal part service life.

No.

Part Number

Part Name

Material

Main Wear Causes

Usage Precautions (Avoid Damage)

1

106.60.73.00

Shaft Box

Cast steel (ZG35) with anti-corrosion coating

1. Impact from external objects at the drilling site; 2. Mud erosion causing coating damage and rust; 3. Loose fasteners leading to vibration damage.

1. Install protective covers to avoid impact; 2. Clean surface mud daily and touch up anti-corrosion coating monthly; 3. Tighten fasteners weekly to standard torque.

2

106.60.74.00

Shaft Box

Cast steel (ZG35) with anti-corrosion coating

1. Impact from external objects at the drilling site; 2. Mud erosion causing coating damage and rust; 3. Loose fasteners leading to vibration damage.

1. Install protective covers to avoid impact; 2. Clean surface mud daily and touch up anti-corrosion coating monthly; 3. Tighten fasteners weekly to standard torque.

3

106.60.79.00

Housing Assy

Cast aluminum alloy (ZL104) for light weight and high strength

1. Collision during maintenance or equipment moving; 2. Thermal expansion and contraction causing cracks; 3. Mud contamination corroding the surface.

1. Handle with care during maintenance to avoid collision; 2. Ensure ventilation to reduce thermal stress; 3. Clean surface with neutral detergent weekly to remove mud.

6. Cylinder & Valve Components

These are the power source and control core of the cylinder shifter, ensuring smooth, timely shifting. Faulty cylinders/valves cause shifting delay or failure, affecting drilling efficiency. Genuine components meet API Spec 7K, ensuring stable performance in high-pressure drilling hydraulic systems.

No.

Part Number

Part Name

Material

Main Wear Causes

Usage Precautions (Avoid Damage)

1

QF526

dual position cylinder

Steel cylinder body + aluminum alloy piston + nitrile rubber seal

1. Hydraulic oil contamination causing seal wear; 2. High pressure exceeding rated value (16MPa); 3. Long-term use leading to piston wear.

1. Replace hydraulic oil every 6 months (API 46 viscosity grade); 2. Ensure system pressure does not exceed 16MPa; 3. Inspect seal for leakage weekly and replace if needed.

2

QF518-0

Support Valve

Stainless steel (304) valve body + copper alloy spool

1. Hydraulic oil impurities blocking the valve core; 2. Vibration causing valve core wear; 3. Improper operation leading to valve core jamming.

1. Install an oil filter (10μm precision) to prevent impurities; 2. Operate the valve smoothly to avoid jamming; 3. Clean the valve core monthly to remove deposits.

7. Support & Plate Components

These components fix and support the cylinder shifter, ensuring stable installation and force transmission. Worn supports/plates cause component misalignment, leading to shifting failure. Genuine parts with reinforced design ensure strong load-bearing capacity, adapting to high-vibration drilling scenarios.

No.

Part Number

Part Name

Material

Main Wear Causes

Usage Precautions (Avoid Damage)

1

106.60.77.00

Support

Alloy steel (40Cr) with welding reinforcement

1. Uneven load causing welding seam cracking; 2. Vibration leading to base wear; 3. Mud corrosion causing rust and reduced strength.

1. Inspect welding seams weekly for cracks; 2. Ensure the base is flat and fixed tightly; 3. Apply anti-rust paint quarterly to the surface.

2

106.49.70.03

Plate

Steel plate (Q355B) with thickness 12mm

1. High pressure causing deformation; 2. Friction with other components leading to surface wear; 3. Impact from external objects causing bending.

1. Ensure the plate is aligned with mounting holes during installation; 2. Check for deformation weekly and straighten if needed; 3. Avoid placing heavy objects on the plate.

3

106.60.78.00

Support

Alloy steel (40Cr) with welding reinforcement

1. Uneven load causing welding seam cracking; 2. Vibration leading to base wear; 3. Mud corrosion causing rust and reduced strength.

1. Inspect welding seams weekly for cracks; 2. Ensure the base is flat and fixed tightly; 3. Apply anti-rust paint quarterly to the surface.

8. Fastener & Auxiliary Components

These components fix, seal and lubricate the cylinder shifter, ensuring overall system stability. Missing or worn fasteners/auxiliaries cause leaks or component loosening. Genuine GB-standard parts ensure compatibility and reliability, supporting safe, efficient drilling operations. (72 words)

No.

Part Number

Part Name

Material

Main Wear Causes

Usage Precautions (Avoid Damage)

1

GB6173-86

Nirt

Carbon steel (Q235) with galvanized coating

1. Vibration causing loosening and thread wear; 2. Galvanized layer damage causing rust; 3. Over-tightening leading to thread stripping.

1. Tighten to standard torque (M12: 45-55N·m); 2. Use anti-loosening washers with installation; 3. Replace if threads are worn or rusted.

2

GB5781-86

Bolt

Carbon steel (8.8 grade) with quenching treatment

1. Vibration causing metal fatigue and fracture; 2. Overloading beyond 8.8 grade rated load; 3. Mud corrosion causing thread rust.

1. Inspect for loosening daily and retighten; 2. Do not exceed rated load (M16: 80-90N·m); 3. Clean threads weekly and apply anti-rust grease.

3

GB3289.31-82

Plug

Brass (H62) for good sealing performance

1. Improper installation leading to thread damage; 2. Mud contamination causing sealing failure; 3. Thermal expansion leading to loosening.

1. Wrap PTFE tape around threads during installation for better sealing; 2. Tighten evenly to avoid thread damage; 3. Inspect for leakage weekly.

4

106.16.70.03

Oil Reanter

Stainless steel (304) + filter screen (nylon 66)

1. Oil impurities blocking the filter screen; 2. Mud contamination causing rust; 3. Improper cleaning leading to screen damage.

1. Clean the filter screen weekly to remove impurities; 2. Replace the screen if damaged (mesh size: 80); 3. Avoid using sharp tools during cleaning to protect the screen.

On-Site Fault Maintenance Case

Below is a real, short on-site fault case encountered by drilling teams using Lanzhou LS Drawworks JC50D, related to the Cylinder Shifter Installation 106.60.70.00, presented in natural language to provide actionable guidance:

Case: Cylinder Shifter Jamming & Shifting Failure

Fault Phenomenon: During JC50D drawworks gear shifting, the cylinder shifter installation 106.60.70.00 jammed, unable to engage the target gear, and the dual position cylinder QF526 had no obvious action. On-Site Inspection: The Support Valve QF518-0 was blocked by hydraulic oil impurities; the Cotter Pin GB91-86 on the Installation Rod Assy 106.60.71.00 was broken, causing rod misalignment; hydraulic oil was contaminated. Root Cause: Hydraulic oil was not replaced on schedule, impurities blocked the valve core; the cotter pin was not inspected/replaced, leading to rod misalignment and shifting jamming. Solution: Replace the broken cotter pin and contaminated hydraulic oil; disassemble and clean the Support Valve QF518-0 to remove impurities; adjust the Installation Rod Assy alignment and tighten fasteners. After maintenance, the cylinder shifter worked smoothly, and shifting was precise (compliant with API Spec 7K shifting accuracy requirements).

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Below are 3 common questions from Lanzhou LS JC50D drawworks users (operators, maintenance technicians, procurement personnel), answered in natural language, matching user intentions and combined with API standards:

Question

Answer

Can I use non-genuine parts to replace the Cylinder Shifter Installation 106.60.70.00 or its matching components for JC50D?

No, we strongly advise against it. All genuine parts (including 106.60.70.00) comply with API Spec 7K and GB standards, designed to fit JC50D’s 3150kN hook load and high-vibration working conditions. Non-genuine parts use inferior materials, causing shifting jams, cylinder leaks, or even component detachment—posing serious safety risks and increasing downtime. Always use genuine parts with CoC to ensure safety and compatibility.

How to judge if the dual position cylinder QF526 and Support Valve QF518-0 need to be replaced?

Check for 3 signs: 1. Shifting delay exceeds 0.5 seconds (API Spec 7K requirement); 2. Hydraulic oil leakage from the cylinder or valve; 3. Valve core jamming (unable to shift smoothly). Also, replace the cylinder every 2 years and the valve every 1.5 years under normal use; shorten to 1-1.2 years in high-mud environments.

What key points should I pay attention to when purchasing parts for the JC50D cylinder shifter installation?

Focus on 3 key points: 1. Part Number Matching: Verify each part number (e.g., 106.60.70.00, QF526) matches JC50D’s official list. 2. Compliance: Ensure parts meet API Spec 7K and corresponding GB standards (e.g., GB882-86 for pin rolls) with CoC. 3. Material: Confirm core parts (shafts, cylinders) use alloy steel, and seals use oil-resistant rubber—avoid parts with unknown materials.

Procurement Guide

All parts listed are exclusively engineered for the Lanzhou LS Drawworks JC50D, centered on the Cylinder Shifter Installation 106.60.70.00, and strictly adhere to API Spec 7K, GB national standards (GB882-86, GB5781-86, etc.), and Lanzhou LS’s original design specifications. Each part is precision-manufactured, undergoes strict quality testing (dimensional inspection, material testing, compatibility testing), and retains the original part number without any modifications—ensuring perfect fit and reliable performance in harsh drilling environments. Whether you need the core Cylinder Shifter Installation 106.60.70.00, pins, washers, shafts, cylinders, or auxiliary components, we provide 100% genuine parts to solve your shifting fault problems and reduce maintenance costs. We also offer professional technical support, including on-site fault troubleshooting guidance, part number verification, and maintenance training tailored to the JC50D cylinder shifter. Choosing our genuine parts protects your investment, ensures drilling safety, and keeps your Lanzhou LS Drawworks JC50D operating efficiently. Contact us today to discuss your procurement needs, obtain accurate product specifications, or access professional technical support—we are committed to providing high-quality genuine parts and reliable service for your drilling operations.

 

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