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ASSEMBLY OF PRO-9 STEW/STRIP CUTTING ASSEMBLIES
NOTE: BIRO RECOMMENDS THE USE OF WIRE SAFETY CLEANING
GLOVES WHEN HANDLING CRADLE ASSEMBLIES.
STEP 1:
Place the empty cradle on table top with plastic handle toward you, left hand cradle end away.
STEP 2:
Holding drive coupling end, insert back blade
assembly bearing T3181-2, into large bearing hole on
right hand cradle end
with bearing shoulder flat up.
Pivot shaft into the left hand cradle end slot.
STEP 3:
Holding drive coupling end, insert front blade
assembly T3181-1, bearing slightly into small bearing
hole on right hand cradle end
with bearing shoulder
flat up.
CAUTION: DO NOT FORCE OR MAKE
CONTACT WITH REAR ASSEMBLY OR BOTTOM
OF CRADLE BAR OR BLADES WILL BE CHIPPED.
STEP 4:
Holding drive coupling end of the front blade assembly
in your left hand, grasp the drive coupling end of the back
blade assembly with your right hand and pivot the rear
feeder blades away from the front knife blades.
STEP 5: For ¾” Stew Cradles
GENTLY pivot both blade assemblies together simulta-
neously. Make sure the front knife blade at the right hand
cradle end is
between
the second and third feeder blades
at the same end. Note: other stew blade assemblies with
different spacing start at different points. Allow both drive
coupling ends to rest in the cradle supports. You must fin
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ish with knife blade between the last two feeder blades.
NOTE: You must take extra care in this procedure so as to
match the back tenderizer blade assembly equally
to the front cutting rollers in the exact way it
came from the factory. If assembled properly, no
binding should occur between the front and rear
blade groups.