FMI PTW72, Manual

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Section #2: Assembly & Parts List
Our equipment is designed for the maximum life possible for any given application.
However, all fabricators have many moving parts that will eventually cause some wear over
the lifetime of the equipment. This manual is developed to help the customer order
replacement parts if needed. Enclosed are several assembly drawings that list the various
sections of the fabricator. All drawings in this manual are in order as listed on the contents
page.
First, understand what the fabricator does that contains the part you need. Scan the
contents page until you find the appropriate assembly drawing(s). Find the drawing number
located to the left of the drawing name. Turn to the drawing. The drawing numbers are
located on the lower left hand side of each folded drawing.
When you find the assembly drawing you need, take the drawing out of the binder
and unfold it. A general assembly will be shown. Find the replacement part that you will
need. Each individual part on the drawing should have a number or letters indicating where
to look on the "Bill of Materials". The Bill of Materials will be listed in the upper right hand
corner of the drawing after it has been unfolded. Find the numbers in the Bill of Materials
under "Detail Mark" that corresponds to the part you need.
Try to find either a 6 digit part number (example: 790505) or a detail drawing number
(example: Dwg# F1956-A4-17). One or both should be listed beside the Detail Mark in the
Bill of Materials. Next, you will need the serial number of the machine. Call Franklin at
(256) 332-6654, and give our salesman the serial number of the machine, part number and/or
detail drawing number. We will deliver the part as soon as possible. Franklin has a large
inventory of many stock items that can be shipped out the same day as your order. If the part
is not in stock, we will ship the part as soon as possible.
If for some reason the part is not listed or can not be found, our salesmen will work
with you to find the part you need. Sometimes the drawing you are looking for may not be
apparent and all relating assembly drawings may need to be viewed. If a part number or
detail drawing isn't found, the salesman will need the serial number of the machine, a detail
description of where the part was located, what it looks like, and what it does. This
procedure will help save the customer and FMI lost time and money because of sending
wrong machine parts.
All parts used on our machinery are designed to be of the highest quality possible to
ensure the maximum life for all our machines. We strive to make our equipment
the best using quality parts so we can be proud to say, Made in the USA..
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