Kingarden LS10TG, Instruction Manual

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The base guard shown can
never be taken as a worktable
used for splitting wood.(see Fig 3)
Fig 3
3.6 Ram travel adjustment (See Fig4)
The ram travel is factory set the maximum log capacity
before shipment .You just need to start the gasoline engineer and
the ram slides automatically up to the maximum travel
stroke. Should your chunks be much shorter than your
capacity adjustment on the machine it is possible to
adjust the ram stroke accordingly Step less ram stoke
Fig 4
adjustment is possible at all times .
ram travel adjustment
RAM STORKE AND JUSTMENT PROCEDURE:
Let the ram slide down to the desired stroke length and
shut the gasoline engineer off. When you do this make sure to engage
one of the control levers in order to prevent the ram from
returning back to its upper start position .Now release
the wing-nut(or knob) on the rear grip-handle and pull up the control
rod as much as possible .The ram travel is reduced by
an equivalent stroke length as the pulled-up rod length
Once the rod is pulled sufficiently up to obtain the
desired ram stroke .tight the wing-nut (or knob)back to the
original torque Now completing a shorter travel than the
original full-stroke .
Later ram travel adjustments to the original full-stroke
length can
be repeated at all times by simply
releasing the wing-nut(knob) , pushing the rod backing and
tightening the wing-nut(knob) again.
3.7 Table height adjustment (see Fig 5)
The log splitter table can be hanged-up at three different
levels (additional safety pins are available for table fixation
on the upper level)Changing of the level can be easily
performed without any additional tool or help
TO do this
-slightly lift table up and it out towards you .
-slip the table onto the lower level mount, grip the front
rim of the table and slightly lift it up ,and push it down to stop.
hanged up table
-now release grip on the front rim and let the table settle Down, Fig 5
making sure. that the rear table is well and firmly settle on the mounts
(see picture on the side)