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16 Chuk/Changer Instruction

 

CHUK/CHANGER INSTALLATION

REMOVE CHUCK REMOVER

1/16”

2-1/2”

1. Use small washers if necessary 
to maintain clearance between 
clutch hub and lathe housing.

2. Line up set screw 
with flat on 1/2” shaft 
and tighten securely.

Slide Chuk/Changer with 
adapter onto motor hub 
and secure in place with 
set screws on adapter.

Normal running position will 
vary according to amount of 
lathe end play.

Never move handle to 
running position WITHOUT 
a tool in the collet.

1.

 

Remove the chuck remover 

completely from the right side 
(or for the left handed Chuk/ 
Changer) of the lathe  
(See Fig. 1). 
If you have a lathe manufactured 
prior to 1972, remove the 
set screw holding the chuck 
remover located on the rear at 
the lathes red hub. Remove the 
chuck remover completely.

2.

 

Remove the red polymer 

cap from the motor hub. Sand 
and/or scrap all paint from 2” 
diameter lathe hub using the 
emery cloth provided.   
(See Fig. 3)

3.

 Using emery cloth, remove 

burs, rust or paint from the 
1/2” portion of the motor shaft.

4. 

Place clutch on to 1/2” portion of the 

shaft, sliding clutch onto 1/2” portion to  
shoulder inside 2” hub. The large diameter 
of the aluminum portion of the clutch  
should be positioned approximately 1/6” 
from the 2” hub. (See Fig. 4)

5. 

Tighten set screw to mark the shaft 

slightly. Loosen set screw and remove  
clutch. File a small flat section where clutch 
screw secures to 1/2” position of the shaft. 
Lightly sand filed portion to remove the bur, 
caused by filing. Replace clutch tightening 
set screw securely.

Scrape off all red paint that is on 
the 2” diameter housing.

1/2” shaft

File flat for 

set screw

Remove -if hub has plastic

1/32” maximum allowable shaft 
movement (end play) when 
approximately 50 lbs pressure 
is applied to end of shaft

Lathe 

Hub

Pressure 

applied here

If end play 
exceeds 1/6” 
condition must 
be corrected.

6.

 With Chuk/Changer handle 

in 6 o’clock position, place 
Chuk/Changer with hub  
adapter on to lathe hub.  

A slight pressure may be 
necessary to accomplish this 
 procedure. Tighten set screw 
in Chuk/Changer’s hub adapter, 
evenly

 7.

 Slowly rotate chuck handle 

clockwise, to 9:30 o’clock 
position. Allow handle to  
ease into position. Should the 
handle stop beyond the 10:30 
o’clock position, the chuck has 
not been “slid” on to the hub 
properly. (Place the handle 
in the 6 o’clock position and 
repeat Step 6 above, pushing 
the entire assembly towards 
the lathe.

8.

 Having adjusted the clutch handle into the 

proper position, secure all set screws on the 
adapter.

9. 

The operating range of the clutch handle is 

6:00 o’clock counter-clockwise to OPEN the 
collets and 9:30-10:30 o’clock to CLOSE collets. 
MAKE CERTAIN  never to close the collets 
without a tool in it.

 10. 

Clean collets every 30 days. Lubricating 

outside of collets with a LIGHT coat of silicone 
grease-ONLY. Always keep a tool in the collets 
so the hardened collets will not take a smaller 
diameter set.

NOTE: Should the clutch handle stop before the 9:30 o’clock 
position, the adapter set screws should be loosened and the 
entire chuck assembly pulled away from the the lathe.

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Summary of Contents for 16 CHUK/CHANGER

Page 1: ...16 Chuk Changer Maintenance Instructions IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS WARNING FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATING TOOL WEAR EYE PROTECTION 017 0092 06 2009...

Page 2: ...act the freight forwarder immediately will result in the loss of your rights to place a claim for possible external or internal damage After you have contacted the freight forwarder please contact you...

Page 3: ...AD INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATING TOOL WEAR EYE PROTECTION ALL ELECTRICAL ITEMS WITH A CORD SET Repair or Replace Damaged or worn cord Immediately Do not expose to rain or use in damp locations ADVERTI...

Page 4: ...ing operations with your lathe These are attached to your lathe s shaft via a friction fit To place a chuck onto the shaft of your lathe please follow these instructions 1 Make certain both the lathe...

Page 5: ...ing set screw securely Scrape off all red paint that is on the 2 diameter housing 1 2 shaft File flat for set screw Remove if hub has plastic 1 32 maximum allowable shaft movement end play when approx...

Page 6: ...rap No 10RW Clutch complete for all Red Wing lathes No 10B Clutch complete for all Baldor lathes No 10RM Clutch complete with bearing for all Robbins Myers lathes No 10R Clutch complete with bearing f...

Page 7: ...tely 1 32 1 16 of an inch inward toward the lathe 5 Holding the Chuk Changer in your right hand move the activating handle clockwise to the 9 30 10 00 o clock position The Chuk Changer will move outwa...

Page 8: ...oved the clutch spring Part No 7 may be damaged or clutch spring tension may be released When clutch spring is damaged or tension released clutch will not engage properly See instructions under Clutch...

Page 9: ...tch OFF and clutch handle straight down collets open unscrew otuer collet part No 5 with collet wrench Part No 8 Unscrew counter clockwise 2 Remove both inner and outer collets 3 Thoroughly clean coll...

Page 10: ...re Idle Tools When not in use tools should be stored in dry high and locked location out of the reach of children 5 Don t Force Tool It will do the job better and be safe at the rate for which it was...

Page 11: ...nt of the carrier 5 In case of damage notify the delivering carrier IMMEDIATELY requesting that an inspection be made Retain a copy of the inspection request for claim purposes Failure to notify the f...

Page 12: ...talled operated and maintained in accordance with HANDLER procedures and recommendations During the life of this warranty HANDLER will repair or replace At HANDLER s option free of charge F O B its pl...

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