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PARTS LIST (C) -- GUIDE RAIL

P/N

Description

Qty

P/N

Description

Qty

C1

Hexagon flange bolts M10*30

48

C13

Two-hole guide rail beam ( not

welded)

2

C2

Guide rail

4

C14

Limit tube welding

2

C3

Limit plate

4

C15

Two-hole guide rail beam

welding

2

C4

Hexagon flange self-locking

nuts M10

48

C16

Screw M10*40

11

C5

Hex nut M16

24

C17

Short slide

2

C6

Leveling Feet M16

12

C18

Slide tube

2

C7

Slide 2

2

C19

Sliding tube base welding

4

C8

Telescopic tube welding

2

C20

Four-hole rail beam welding

1

C9

Hexagon socket head screw

M8X80

2

C21

Limit tube 1

2

C10

SF324-plastic handle φ10*63

2

C22

Rail connecting plate

2

C11

Handle welding

2

C23

Hex Bolts M8*30

6

C12

Hex nut M8

4

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Summary of Contents for Kohler TMG-PSM26

Page 1: ...ely before assembly Check against the parts list to make sure all parts are received Wear proper safety goggles or other protective gears while in assembly Missing parts or questions on assembly Pleas...

Page 2: ...s 10 Carriage Assembly 12 Electric Wire Connect 22 Engine 23 SAWMILL SET UP PROCEDURES 24 Belt Tension 24 Blade Tracking 25 Blade Guide Adjustment 29 Blade Tension 30 SAWMILL MAINTENANCE 31 Changing t...

Page 3: ...INTENDED USE This sawmill is designed for sawing logs while the mill is firmly supported on the ground TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Item Description GENERAL SAFETY RULES WARNING Read and understand all i...

Page 4: ...special hazards during operation and fueling Read and follow the warning instructions in the engine Owner s Manual and the safety guidelines below Failure to follow the warnings and safety standards c...

Page 5: ...or muffler while the engine is on or immediately after it has been turned off These areas get hot and may cause burns Always close fuel valve on engines when machine is not being operated Avoid kick b...

Page 6: ...assistance 3 Ensure guide blocks are tight and track is level 4 Fill the lubrication tank with clean water and washing up detergent 5 Start and operate the engine according to the provided engine man...

Page 7: ...sts before use with a silicone spray lubricant such as 3 in 1 or Jig A Loo 9 Band Wheel Guards Routinely remove any build up of sawdust that may collect inside the band Wheel guards 10 Lubrication Tan...

Page 8: ...he track It is ideal to assemble the tracks on a solid and level footing that is a minimum of 4 off of the ground We recommend you attach the leveling legs to sleepers which we discuss later in the in...

Page 9: ...ten at this stage The bolts will be fully tightened once the head assembly is free to roll on the tracks and provide the correct track width 3 Assemble carriage stops at the ends of the tracks 4 stops...

Page 10: ...bolted Depending on how many track sections are being used select a log clamp position that will secure the log firmly against the log supports Insert log supports into track cross supports and secure...

Page 11: ...re the locations of the leveling legs are There are 4pcs per 84in of track 168 in total on the machine On the intermediate bunks the leveling legs alternate We recommend placing the mill leveling legs...

Page 12: ...m of two people or a mechanical advantage system remove the head assembly from the sawmill crate and place face down on the blanket The head assembly is very heavy proper technique must be used to avo...

Page 13: ...on both the round and square post to prevent the head from moving when it is stood up in the coming steps Ensure that when activating the cam handles the clamps securely lock on the round and square...

Page 14: ...in using a minimum of two people set the saw head assembly on the track system ensuring the carriage wheel grooves rest on the L rails The square vertical post should be on the same side as the log su...

Page 15: ...and cooling box bracket on the beam using wrench to hold the nut tighten the bolt Then put the water tank into the bracket Bolt M10x50 2 Spring Washer 10 2 Nuts M10 4 B o l t s M1 0 X 8 0 9 F l a t W...

Page 16: ...e sawmill using the two bolts and tighten Slide the scale indicator over the square rod and tighten It is important to alternate tightening of the nuts top then bottom to ensure the black round clamp...

Page 17: ...ith the throttle lever in the idle position fully open pull the cable tight at the engine and tighten the screw to hold it in place This will take all of the slack out of the cable PLEASE NOTE The idl...

Page 18: ...WWW TMGINDUSTRIAL COM P18 43 Toll Free 1 877 761 2819 11 Route the cables on both sides as shown in the below image down cable up cable...

Page 19: ...the copper end in position Do not over tighten or crush the copper end The transparent water pipe connects the water tank to the copper connector Please Note We recommend adding some dishwashing liqui...

Page 20: ...n Note It is very important to take the tension off of the blade by turning the T handle in the counter clockwise direction when the sawmill is not in use Failure to do so will result in flat spots on...

Page 21: ...g the entire track system Once the desired width is achieved all nuts and bolts can be tightened to the log bunks 16 Using a tape measure take a measurement from the blade to the top of the log bunk o...

Page 22: ...cy Stop Switch A and the Microswitch B Step 4 Connect the A 1 and B 1 Step 5 Connect the A 2 and 2 Male Connect the B 2 and 2 Female A 3 and B 3 connect chassis 1 2 2 A 1 A 2 A 3 B 3 B 2 B 1 Microswit...

Page 23: ...lways cut in the direction shown above The log clamp should always be on the right side of the log and the log supports should always be on the left Failure to cut in this direction can cause the log...

Page 24: ...should be no more than 1 4 of deflection in both directions 1 2 total If the belt deflects more than this it will need to be tightened as described below To tighten the drive belt start by loosening t...

Page 25: ...ts Alternatively if the drive belt is too tight the 16mm nut on the horizontal stud can be turned counter clockwise 2 BLADE TRACKING Never attempt the below with the engine running As a safety precaut...

Page 26: ...l ensure that the guide bearings do not influence tracking of the blade while adjusting Take some tension off of the blade by turning the T handle in the counter clockwise direction one full turn from...

Page 27: ...n would force the blade to run more forward on the bandwheel Turn the bolt a 1 2 turn and re tension the blade Wearing gloves spin the bandwheel with your hand and observe how the blade has changed tr...

Page 28: ...eely in the following steps Moving The Blade Forward Using a 16mm wrench hold the horizontal bolt stationary with a wrench and turn the horizontal inside nut counter clockwise a turn Still holding the...

Page 29: ...ing Measure the distance again and repeat the above step to further compensate if required The ideal measurement is 3 8 Once the blade is tracking true bring the blade guide assemblies back up to the...

Page 30: ...assembly back in position Using a piece of paper in between the blade and blade guide blocks tighten the allen key bolts 4 BLADE TENSION Proper blade tension is achieved when the blade deflects no mor...

Page 31: ...esult in the blade being thrown and possibly broken Tracking adjustment bolt out of recess of it looks like this DO NOT start the mill until it is resting back in its recess Tracking adjustment bolt s...

Page 32: ...to pull straight out the front The new blade can now be installed guards closed and proper blade tension set 2 REPLACING BELTS Never attempt the below with the engine running As a safety precaution re...

Page 33: ...ockwise direction This will allow the engine to move and will also take the tension off of the belt The old belt can be removed and the new belt can be installed Tension the new belt and refer to the...

Page 34: ...to page 33 6 Slow feed rate down and push head slower through log Blades are breaking 1 Too many blade sharpenings 2 Inadequate blade tension 3 Improper blade guide set up 4 Improper blade tracking 5...

Page 35: ...DIAGRAM ENSEMBLE A B C WWW TMGINDUSTRIAL COM P35 43 Toll Free 1 877 761 2819...

Page 36: ...DIAGRAM A BANDWHEEL HOUSEING WWW TMGINDUSTRIAL COM P36 43 Toll Free 1 877 761 2819...

Page 37: ...recessed pan head screw M4X12 2 A18 Hexagon head bolt M8X25 1 A52 Flat washer 4 2 A19 Large washers 10 5 A53 Scale plate 1 A20 Hexagon lock nuts with non metallic inserts M8 16 A54 Scale base 1 A21 L...

Page 38: ...ght saw chuck shaft seat 1 A94 Hex bolt M10 x 20 1 A77 Hexagon bolt M10 x 35 1 A95 Hexagon lock nuts with non metallic insert M12 1 A78 Hexagon head bolt M10X30 2 A96 Hexagon socket head screw M6X16 2...

Page 39: ...PARTS LIST B CARRIAGE WWW TMGINDUSTRIAL COM P39 43 Toll Free 1 877 761 2819...

Page 40: ...washer 8 2 B16 Hex nut M10 17 B51 Hexagon head bolt M8X20 2 B17 Flat washer 10 27 B52 Scale 1 B18 Warter Bucket 1 B53 Scale seat 1 B19 Hex nut M12 2 B54 Vertical pipe 1 B20 13 hole handle 1 B55 Cross...

Page 41: ...re 4 B74 Splint 2 4 B83 Bottom wheel spacer 1 4 B75 60X60 square pipe plug 2 B84 Circlip for hole 42 4 B76 Hexagon lock nuts with non metallic inserts M20 4 B85 Bearings 6004 4 B77 Hexagon head bolt M...

Page 42: ...DIAGRAM C GUIDE RAIL WWW TMGINDUSTRIAL COM P42 43 Toll Free 1 877 761 2819...

Page 43: ...f locking nuts M10 48 C16 Screw M10 40 11 C5 Hex nut M16 24 C17 Short slide 2 C6 Leveling Feet M16 12 C18 Slide tube 2 C7 Slide 2 2 C19 Sliding tube base welding 4 C8 Telescopic tube welding 2 C20 Fou...

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