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Once the wheel assembly is removed from the motor shaft, you can change out the individual
wheels.
Important note:
The wheels on the left and right shafts are removed differently.
Disassembling the left wheel assembly
— The left wheel assembly is assembled onto an
aluminum shaft (FIG. K). Remove the lap adapter with the flange wrench, turning clockwise.
Once the lap adapter is removed, slide the wheels off of the left shaft (these are the 80#, 220#
and 280# wheels). The slotted bolt on the end of the lap adapter is used to attach an optional
1/2
″
arbor lap (remove bolt by turning clockwise).
Note:
Lap adapter may be brass or aluminum.
FIG. K
BEFORE REMOVING EITHER WHEEL ASSEMBLY, TURN OFF MACHINE AND WAIT FOR THE
WHEELS TO COAST TO A STAND STILL.
Slide the clear splash guards into the up position and
move the drip pans backwards to remove the hoods. Use the included flange wrench to secure
the metal motor shaft flange located on the inside part of the left and right shaft, closest to the
motor (FIG. J). It is important to secure the motor shaft flange with the flange wrench while
completing this step because this prevents the shaft from spinning while you are removing the
wheel assembly. With the flange secured, turn the wheels towards you to slide off.
Note:
Use the
extra flange wrench included with your accessories to remove or tighten the wheel assemblies.
Left wheel assembly
FIG. J
Motor shaft
flange
Lap adapter
Unscrew here
Slotted bolt
For optional flat lap
Left shaft
Shaft end
Does not unscrew
Right wheel assembly
