Cutter position, with tension handle
is rest position.
Tension handle full closed against
tensioner frame. Cutter rotated about
30 degrees, strap severed.
PARTS LIST, WTD-2 (260060)
KEY
QTY.
PART#
DESCRIPTION
1
1
260058
Handle
2
1
424266
Housing base
3
1
260062
Gripper shaft assy.
4
1
260063
Windlass
5
1
260064
Ratchet wheel
6
1
260066
Gripper spring, LH
7
1
424267
Cutter sleeve
8
2
260068
Ratchet stop
9
2
260069
Ratchet spring
10
1
424268
Cutter
11
2
260071
Cutter cam
12
1
260072
Cutter spring
13
2
260073
Gripper cam
14
2
171676
Retaining ring
15
1
074189
Retaining ring
16
1
171678
Roll pin
17
1
260077
Soc. head set screw
18
2
260078
Washer support
19
1
260079
Gripper screw
20
1
260080
Gripper plug
21
1
260081
Spacer
22
1
260082
Plastic sleeve
23
1
260083
Gripper
24
1
260084
Lever stud
25
1
260085
Gripper spring, RH
26
1
260086
Set screw
27
1
260087
Caution sign
28
1
260088
Information sign
29
1
023963
Brush
NOTES:
1. When ordering parts, please show tool model, part number and name.
2. All recommended spare parts are underlined and should be stocked.
3. Standard hardware parts may be obtained from local hardware suppliers.
CUTTER CAM
The cutter (10), must be properly adjusted if the strap
is to be cut from the supply when sealing is
complete. Note the views to right. The cutter rotates
within the cutter sleeve. When properly adjusted, the
cutter is parallel to the slot in the cutter sleeve when
the tension handle is in a rest position. Fully
squeeze the tension handle against the tensioner
frame. The cutter must rotate about 30 degrees and
cover the left hand slot.
GRIPPER PLUG
Rotate the gripper plug (20), in or out, as needed, until the teeth of the plug are either flush with the base surface of the tensioner
frame or .005" above the base surface. Once adjusted, stake the plug into position.
MAINTENANCE
Clean and apply a light weight machine oil to all moving parts on a weekly basis. Clean the gripper (23) and gripper plug (20) daily with
a wire brush (29). Debris accumulated in the teeth of either the gripper or the gripper plug must be removed with a small wire brush. A
need to clean the teeth will become apparent when the lower straps slips through the gripper during tensioning.
