200636355 left feed drive shaft assembly for XCMG RP705 paver spare parts

product parameters

- Part Number：200636355
- Name：Left Feeding Drive Shaft Assembly
- Applicable Model：XCMG RP705 Medium Crawler Paver
- Matching Assembly：Right Feeding Drive Shaft Assembly (Part No.200636356)
- Built-in Components：Drive Shaft, Bearings, Oil Seals, Feeding Sprocket, Spacers, Fasteners
- Driven Object：Left Scraper Feeding Chain
- Function：Power transmission for left feeding passage

Applicable Scenarios

Specially for the left feeding mechanism of XCMG RP705 paver, widely adopted in asphalt paving of municipal roads, expressways, factory and airport pavements.

▪ Integrated OEM pre-assembled assembly dedicated for left side with precise interchangeability, no separate part selection required
▪ Alloy steel main shaft with heat treatment resists torsion and deformation; wear-resistant journal protects seals
▪ Pre-calibrated at factory for direct whole-unit replacement on site and shorter downtime
▪ Sprocket with accurate tooth profile meshes smoothly with 24B‑1 feeding chain to reduce jumping risk
▪ Matched seals and bearings deliver reliable sealing and block dust ingress and leakage
▪ Supports independent single-side speed control to adjust left and right material flow and reduce mixture segregation

FAQ

Q: Can the left assembly replace the right drive shaft assembly directly?
A: No. The left and right units differ in structure and mounting dimension. Left: 200636355, Right: 200636356. They are not interchangeable.

Q: Should I replace the whole assembly if only the oil seal leaks?
A: If only the seal is aged while bearings remain intact, you may replace the seal alone. If journal scoring, excessive bearing clearance or heavy sprocket tooth wear exists, full assembly replacement is recommended.

Q: What adjustments are needed after installing the left feeding drive shaft assembly?
A: After installation, adjust chain tension, test speeds of left and right feeding motors, check material level feedback and confirm smooth operation without jamming or abnormal noise.

Q: What causes abnormal noise of the assembly?
A: Typical causes include worn bearings, misalignment between sprocket and chain, loose fasteners. Continued operation with failed internal bearings will easily score the main shaft.