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NOTE: Mounting of the indicators must
allow complete rotation of the prime
mover.
Use dial indicators that are rigid so
indicator sag won’t be a factor. Using the
shortest offset distance of the indicator
bracket will reduce the effects of indicator
droop or sag.
During alignment, you may also need to
compensate for engine expansion due to
heating.
If the genset is moved to a different
location, check alignment before startup.
WARNING: Do not pry on the
generator fan blades. Blades can weaken
which could result in serious injury or
death from flying debris.
Figure 13 SAE Flywheel and Adapter
B
C
G
Tapped
bolt holes
Flywheel
Figure 14 Disc-to-Flywheel Installation
Flywheel
Drive plates
Drive hub
Spacer
Bolt
Lock washer
Ensure that the bolts in the flywheel do not bottom out. If they are
too long or cannot be tightened with a socket or box wrench, use
1/4" to 3/8" (6.35 to 9.525 mm) long spacers inserted in the bolts as
shown in Figure 14 to increase the clearance between the bolt head and
the flywheel.
Occasionally, there is insufficient clearance to install the bolts that
fasten the drive discs to the engine flywheel, and the fan will have to be
temporarily moved to accommodate this. This situation will typically
occur with several types of generators:
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