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Delivery Procedure
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3.7 Auger Adjustment
Keep your feet and hands away from under the conditioner when
raising or lowering. Be sure you have blocked the conditioner in an
up position before you do any adjustments or maintenance.
When you are doing a flood and you find that there are diagonal
marks left on the ice it is an indicator that the ice surface may be
uneven, your auger is set too low or that your auger is bent. If you
find that a large amount of snow is being carried in front of the auger,
it is because you have set the auger too far from the ice surface.
To correct these problems, adjust the auger as follows:
1. Loosen the four outer bolts on the bearing adjustment plate.
2. To check the distance for the proper height or depth, run a
string across the bottom of the runners at the lowest point of
the auger and measure the distance between the string and
the auger. The proper space between the ice and the bottom
of the auger is 1/16” (0,2 cm) to a maximum of 1/8” (0,125 cm).