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Manual 2008 Rev A p/n 2008

Assembly Clearances ................................................................ 39
Torque Chart ............................................................................... 40
Recommended Lubricants ........................................................ 41

Recommended Lubricants for Rotary Blowers and Vacuum
Boosters .............................................................................................. 41

Special Tool Drawings ............................................................... 43

Parts List ............................................................................................. 44

Assembly Drawings ............................................................................ 50

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Page 1: ...tal Flow Double Envelope Gastight Vertical Flow Double Envelope Gastight OPERATOR S MANUAL WARNING Do Not Operate Before Reading Manual Operator s Manual Tuthill PD Plus Rotary Positive Displacement Blower Manual 2008 Rev A p n 2008 Copyright 2020 Tuthill Springfield All rights reserved Product information and specifications subject to change Tuthill Springfield tuthillvacuumblower com 800 825 693...

Page 2: ...ps and M D PneumaticsTM blowers and vacuum boost ers in Springfield Missouri USA We bring 100 years of engineering experience and solid hands on care to help customers keep their processes running Your satisfaction is important to us so please take time to provide your Tut hill sales representative with performance feedback We love to hear from our customers Tuthill is a family owned business that...

Page 3: ...anual 1 Conventions and Data Plate 2 Graphic Conventions in this Manual 2 Data Plate 3 Lifting 5 Description 6 Flow by Direction 7 Specifications 8 General 10 Location 12 Foundation 12 Blower Air Intake 12 Soft Foot 13 Safety 13 Lubrication 14 Filling Procedure 15 Recommended Oil Change Intervals 16 ...

Page 4: ... 18 Oil Cooler 18 Piping Connections 18 Hazards Associated With Hazardous Process Fluids 19 Blockage or Restriction 19 Motor Drives 19 Direct Coupled 19 V Belts 19 Setting V Belt Tension 20 Motor and Electrical Connections 22 Operation 23 General 23 Start Up Checklist 24 Operating 25 Water Injected Blowers 25 Operation 26 Shutdown 26 Recommended Shutdown Procedure to Minimize Risk of Freezing or C...

Page 5: ...nstallation Series 17 19 46 86 32 Lip Seal Installation Series 55 57 64 66 67 69 81 82 33 Gear End Assembly 33 End Plate Installation Series 55 57 64 66 67 69 81 82 33 Free End Assembly 34 Free End Assembly Series 55 57 64 66 67 69 81 82 34 Adjusting Interlobe Clearance 35 Complete Drive End Assembly 35 Complete Drive End Assembly Series 17 19 46 55 57 81 82 86 35 Complete Drive End Assembly Serie...

Page 6: ...ts Manual 2008 Rev A p n 2008 Assembly Clearances 39 Torque Chart 40 Recommended Lubricants 41 Recommended Lubricants for Rotary Blowers and Vacuum Boosters 41 Special Tool Drawings 43 Parts List 44 Assembly Drawings 50 ...

Page 7: ...rly installed and maintained will provide many years of reliable service Read and follow every step of these instructions when installing and maintaining the blower OTE N Record the blower model and serial numbers of the machine in the OPERATING DATA form on the inside back cover of this manual Use this identification on any replacement part orders or if service or application assistance is requir...

Page 8: ...hat if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury Indicates a situation that can cause damage to the engine personal property and or the environment or cause the equipment to operate improperly OTE N Indicates a procedure practice or condition that should be followed in order for the equip...

Page 9: ...0 West Kearney Street Springfield Missouri USA 65803 YEAR MAWP MAX RPM Figure 2 1 General Operation and Symbols on Data Plate The following information is contained on the data plate WARNING Keep body clothing away from machine During operation keep body and clothing away from inlet and outlet of the blower WARNING Do not operate without guards in place CAUTION Hearing protection is required while...

Page 10: ...n 2008 MODEL NUMBER The specific model of the blower SERIAL NUMBER Unique to each blower YEAR Year of manufacture MAWP Maximum Allowable Working Pressure The standard MAWP is per Table 4 2 Maximum Operating Limits on page 8 The MAWP shall not be exceeded ...

Page 11: ...er must be handled using an appropriate device such as a fork truck or appropriate lifting device See Table 4 1 on page 8 for approximate weights Care should be taken to assure blower does not over turn during handling and installation LIFTING 03 ...

Page 12: ...pression occurs not internal to the blower but by the amount of restriction either downstream of the blower discharge port or upstream of the blower inlet port Figure 4 1 illustrates the air movement within the machine In addition the machine can operate in either direction See Flow by Direction on page 7 Never attempt to control capacity by means of a throttle valve in the intake or discharge pip...

Page 13: ...tion in inlet and discharge INTAKE INTAKE DISCHARGE INTAKE DISCHARGE HORIZONTAL FLOW VERTICAL FLOW DISCHARGE INTAKE DISCHARGE INTAKE DISCHARGE RIGHT DRIVE CW ROTATION LEFT DRIVE CW ROTATION LEFT DRIVE CCW ROTATION RIGHT DRIVE CCW ROTATION TOP DRIVE CW ROTATION TOP DRIVE CCW ROTATION BOTTOM DRIVE CW ROTATION BOTTOM DRIVE CCW ROTATION DISCHARGE INTAKE INTAKE INTAKE DISCHARGE DISCHARGE Figure 4 2 Flo...

Page 14: ...ts WARNING The maximum pressure differential is based on the difference between the inlet pressure and the outlet pressure The maximum pressure differential shall not be exceeded Exceeding the maximum pressure differential will cause serious damage to the equipment and could cause bodily injury WARNING The maximum allowable working pressure MAWP is based on the absolute pressure of the blower hous...

Page 15: ...not have the operating limits specified here Contact your Tuthill Springfield sales representative for specific information Special attention must be paid when a blower has a higher than standard ambient suction temperature Special recommendations for operating parameters and or additional cooling may be recommended Consult the factory or local representative for appropriate information ...

Page 16: ...ilencers will be required Even with inlet and outlet silencers hearing protection will be required WARNING Customers are warned to provide adequate protection warning and safety equipment necessary to protect personnel against hazards in the installation and operation of this equipment in the system or facility WARNING The standard MAWP is per Table 4 2 The MAWP shall not be exceeded unless specif...

Page 17: ...y at bolting points to prevent warping the assembly See Foundation on page 12 for more information Transmission of small operating vibrations to a support structure may be objectionable in some applications Use of vibration isolators or vibration absorbing materials can be effective in overcoming this transmission To avoid causing distortion apply the treatment under the common motor blower base o...

Page 18: ...ce overload or temperature shutdowns An unprotected outdoor installation is satisfactory only when correct lubrication for the expected temperatures is provided See Recommended Lubricants on page 41 Foundation Your blower does not need a special foundation however it does require a solid level floor and adequate frame support Bolt the blower system to the floor and seal any cracks Blower Air Intak...

Page 19: ...e foot at 12 o clock position 5 Loosen the bolt on that foot Observe indicator travel and add shims as needed to reduce spring to less than 0 002 in 0 05 mm Repeat steps 4 and 5 on the remaining feet SAFETY Tuthill Springfield recommends the use of relief valves to protect against excessive pressure or vacuum conditions Test these valves at initial start up to be sure they are properly adjusted to...

Page 20: ...tion Shaft bearings at the gear end of the blower are splash lubricated by one or both gears dipping into an oil reservoir formed in the gear end plate and cover Shaft bearings at the back end of the blower are lubricated by a slinger assembly dipping into an oil reservoir In addition to the splash lubrication blower series incorporate pressure lubrication with an integral oil pump pressure relief...

Page 21: ...non drive end cover 2 Slowly pour oil through the fill until oil appears in the oil sight glass Bring the oil level to the center of the sight glass 3 Verify oil level is at proper level in both gear end and drive end sight glasses 4 Replace and secure the fill plug that was removed in step 1 Figure 5 3 Oil Fill Drain Level Gauges and Cooling Connections on Blowers with Splash Lubrication ...

Page 22: ...r frequency of oil changes will depend on the operating conditions Check for oil contamination periodically Time between oil changes should never exceed six 6 months In addition see Recommended Lubricants on page 41 PRESSURE RANGE PSIG OR VACUUM RANGE INCHES HG PRESSURE VACUUM OPERATING TIME BETWEEN OIL CHANGES 1 5 70 345 mbar 34 170 mbar 1500 hr 6 10 410 690 mbar 203 339 mbar 1000 hr 11 15 760 10...

Page 23: ...This heat has to be dissipated through either surface contact with cooler materials or in a rest volume of lubricant While reducing the friction the lubricant is also going through a shearing process and the molecular structure is broken down The result is that the lubricant will begin to thicken because of the shorter molecular chains and the drop out of additive packages The thickened lubricant ...

Page 24: ...t temperatures can fall below freezing then care must be taken to ensure the water or liquid used for cooling does not freeze and damage the blower The oil cooler must be drained of liquid during downtime unless a re circulating unit using a glycol mixture has been installed PIPING CONNECTIONS WARNING Pipe loading on the blower should be negligible as pipe loading can cause distortion of the blowe...

Page 25: ...y coupled and mounted on a common base have been aligned prior to shipment Further alignment is not normally necessary but be sure to check the alignment and make adjustments if necessary prior to starting the blower Coupling halves must correctly fit the blower and drive shafts so that only light tapping is required to install each half The two shafts must be accurately aligned A direct coupled b...

Page 26: ...s not rotate freely Look for uneven mounting piping strain excessive belt tension or coupling misalignment Check the blower to make sure oil was added to the reservoirs Setting V Belt Tension Proper belt tension is essential to long blower life Figure 5 5 Figure 5 6 and the following procedure are provided to aid in field adjusting V belts when the blower is so equipped for maximum performance A v...

Page 27: ...e grooves Replace sheaves Excessive belt vibration Check drive design Check equipment for solid mounting Consider use of banded belts Mismatched belts New belts installed with old belts Replace belts in matched sets only Breakage of belt s Shock loads Apply proper tension recheck drive Heavy starting loads Apply proper tension recheck drive Use compensator starting Belt pried over sheaves Replace ...

Page 28: ...s are performed per IEC 60204 1 this includes overcurrent protection Wire the motor and other electrical devices such as solenoid valves and temperature switch to the proper voltage and amperage as indicated on the nameplate of the component being wired Turn the blower by hand after wiring is completed to determine that there are no obstructions and that the blower turns freely Then momentarily st...

Page 29: ...rags or dirt have been left in blower 2 Be certain that inlet piping is free of debris If an open outdoor air intake is used be sure the opening is clean and protected by an inlet filter This also applies to indoor use 3 If installation is not recent check blower leveling drive alignment belt tension and tightness of all mounting bolts 4 Be certain the proper volume of oil is in the oil reservoir ...

Page 30: ...cedures be followed in sequence and checked off in the boxes provided in any of the following cases During initial installation After any shutdown period After maintenance work has been performed After blower has been moved to a new location DATES CHECKED Check the unit for proper lubrication Proper oil level is critical See Lubrication on page 14 See Recommended Lubricants on page 41 for informat...

Page 31: ...t in operation CAUTION Use of a thermowell insulates the thermocouple Invalid and delayed readings will result This can result in ineffective protection devices The upper temperature limits are not intended for continuous operation Consult with factory for detailed information assistance CAUTION Do not stop the blower if there are high outlet pressures in the outlet piping Unload the outlet piping...

Page 32: ...own Special coatings or platings are available to minimize rusting or corrosion in applications where blowers can remain wet Always use vertical flow blowers with two lobed plugged rotors Always orient the system with the blower intake at the top and discharge at the bottom CAUTION Water injection can cause lime build up on rotors Check water supply for hardness The use of water softeners other ch...

Page 33: ...uction hose and wand will provide enough load to the blower to evaporate the moisture quickly 3 For extended shutdown inject a small amount of a light lubricating oil such as 3 in One or a spray lubricant such as WD 40 into the inlet of the blower just before shutdown 3 in One and WD 40 are registered trademarks of WD 40 Company The lubricant will provide an excellent protective coating on the int...

Page 34: ...routine maintenance inspect and assure that guards are in place and secure Pay special attention to lubrication of timing gears and bearings according to the information in Lubrication on page 14 When a blower is taken out of service it may require internal protection against rusting or corrosion The need for such protection must be a matter of judgment based on existing conditions as well as leng...

Page 35: ...this manual For major repairs not covered in this manual contact the nearest Tuthill Springfield service representative When ordering parts supply the blower nameplate information as well as the item number and parts description as per the parts lists and assembly drawings Repair kits are available for all models These kits contain all the seals bearings O rings locks and special retaining screws ...

Page 36: ...drive shaft 5 Spray all exposed surfaces including the inlet and discharge flanges with rust preventative 6 Seal the inlet discharge and vent openings It is not recommended that the blower be set in place piped to the system and allowed to remain idle for a prolonged amount of time If any component is left open to the atmosphere the rust preventative will escape and lose its effectiveness 7 During...

Page 37: ...rews and remove seal housing Tap out seal and discard O ring Remove mating ring portion of seal 8 The gear end cover also has jacking screw holes but it must slide off a spherical bearing and two dowel pins Use appropriate length screws and a support sling See Figure 13 2 on page 43 for a bearing installation tool which can be helpful in cover removal 9 Remove retainer ring and pull bearing from d...

Page 38: ...bility OTE N Check orifice in end plates and gear cover for blockage on units with external oil lines ASSEMBLY OF BLOWER The assembly procedure is generally the same for all series but notations are made where there are differences When sealing the joints between the housing end plates end covers and port fittings an RTV Silicone sealer or the equivalent is required On some units O rings are used ...

Page 39: ...1 8 in 3 mm wide around the perimeter of the housing encircling each bolt hole and dowel pin This is not required if O rings have been furnished mechanical seal units only 10 Bolt the housing to the gear end plate and tighten bolts Use six bolts equally spaced and secure the free end plate against shims at the bottom end of the rotors Hand tighten only End Plate Installation Series 55 57 64 66 67 ...

Page 40: ...6 67 69 81 82 19 Install seal mating rings using the procedure in Gear End Assembly on page 33 step 10 20 Install bearing using the procedure in End Plate Installation Series 55 57 64 66 67 69 81 82 on page 33 step 12 Install bearing retainer rings oil retainer rings and cap screws 21 Install mounting feet with cap screws and stand unit on its feet For horizontal flow units you may prefer to lay u...

Page 41: ... shims will change the reading by 0 006 in 0 1524 mm AA should read 0 014 in 0 3556 mm and BB should read 0 014 in 0 3556 mm Remember to place timing marks on the center and match when removing or installing a gear Complete Drive End Assembly 26 Clean and remove all burrs from the mating surfaces of the gear and drive shaft Install cap screws Check drive shaft run out at the seal Do not exceed 0 0...

Page 42: ...R GEAR HEAD BLOWERS 1 On units furnished with gear head drives ratio follow disassembly procedures up to and including step 6 on page 31 Then remove the cover end plate cap screws and nuts using jack screw holes provided remove the drive end cover and tap out the lip seal 2 Remove the gear housing cap screws and gear housing using jack screw holes 3 The drive shaft gear and bearing assembly can no...

Page 43: ...l See Lubrication on page 14 Excessive belt tension Check belt manufacturer s specifications for tension and adjust accordingly Coupling misalignment Check carefully Re align if necessary Lack of volume Slipping belts Check belt manufacturer s specifications for tension and adjust accordingly Worn lobe clearances Check for proper clearances See Assembly Clearances on page 39 Speed too low Increase...

Page 44: ...embly Clearances on page 39 Case or frame distortion Check mounting and pipe strain Excessive operating pressure Reduce pressure differential Excessive operating temperature Reduce pressure differential or reduce inlet temperature Vibration Belt or coupling misalignment Check carefully Re align if necessary Lobes rubbing Check cylinder for hot spots and then check for lobe contact at these points ...

Page 45: ...10 in 0 18 0 25 mm 0 015 0 020 in 0 38 0 51 mm 0 013 0 018 in 0 33 0 46 mm 0 009 0 013 in 0 23 0 33 mm 0 013 0 018 in 0 33 0 46 mm 9027 0 007 0 010 in 0 18 0 25 mm 0 020 0 025 in 0 51 0 63 mm 0 013 0 018 in 0 33 0 46 mm 0 009 0 013 in 0 23 0 33 mm 0 013 0 018 in 0 33 0 46 mm 9036 0 007 0 010 in 0 18 0 25 mm 0 029 0 034 in 0 76 0 86 mm 0 013 0 018 in 0 33 0 46 mm 0 009 0 013 in 0 23 0 33 mm 0 013 0...

Page 46: ...UNF 3 ft lb 4 N m CAP SCREW 1 4 20UNC GR5 6 ft lb 8 N m CAP SCREW 5 16 18UNC GR5 13 ft lb 17 N m CAP SCREW 3 8 16UNC GR5 23 ft lb 31 N m CAP SCREW 1 2 13UNC GR5 57 ft lb 77 N m CAP SCREW 5 8 14UNC GR5 113 ft lb 153 N m CAP SCREW 3 4 10UNC GR5 200 ft lb 271 N m CAP SCREW M12 1 75 70 ft lb 94 N m TORQUE CHART 11 ...

Page 47: ...aximum protection and extend the life of your product over mineral oils or semi synthetic lubricants WARNING Do not overfill the oil sumps Overfilling can result in gear damage or oil leaks CAUTION Units are shipped without oil in the sumps Ensure adequate oil has been added before operating Tuthill offers oils that are suitable for a wide range of operating temperatures that are based on model op...

Page 48: ... 16444 MD2 Q C MD MAX 16444 MD3 Q 16444 MD3 G 16444 MD3 5G 16444 MD3 B 16444 MD3 Q C MD FG 16444 MD1 Q FG 16444 MD1 G FG 16444 MD1 5G FG 16444 MD1 B FG 16444 MD1 Q C FG MD BLOWER BOOSTER LUBRICANTS SPECIFICATIONS PRODUCTS MD ONE MD PLUS MD MAX MD FG VISCOSITY INDEX 150 154 157 141 40 C CST 99 1 231 7 340 9 99 3 100 C CST 14 4 27 6 37 2 13 9 FLASH POINT F C 510 266 480 249 491 255 515 268 POUR POIN...

Page 49: ... Installation Tool NOTE All dimensions are shown in Inches and millimeters 378 9 6 22 5 886 125 3 2 2 500 63 5 2 990 76 039 45 1 MM Ø 4 915 4 910 124 841 124 714 Ø 5 508 5 507 139 903 139 878 Ø 4 805 4 800 121 920 122 047 Ø 2 990 76 45 Figure 13 3 Seal Installation Tool MATERIAL MILD STEEL 5 570 141 5 4 920 125 1 140 2 1 960 50 10 P1 5 TAP M10 18MM SET SCREW Ø 4 060 3 940 103 100 Ø 6 689 6 686 169...

Page 50: ...reather 1 1 38 Port 2 2 42 Nameplate 1 1 45 Drive Shaft 1 1 46 Seal Adapter 1 1 47 Retaining Ring 1 1 50 Roller Bearing 1 1 51 Seal 4 4 62 Cap Screw 16 16 62 Cap Screw 4 4 66 Cap Screw 4 4 69 Cap Screw 4 4 70 Oil Sight Gauge 1 1 ITEM NO PART DESCRIPTION 17 QTY 46 QTY 92 O Ring 1 1 109 Pipe Plug 1 1 174 Pipe Plug 12 10 195 Lifting Lug 2 2 196 Cap Screw 8 4 197 Spacer 1 1 199 O Ring 2 2 219 Retainin...

Page 51: ... 150 Tube 1 1 155 Tube Elbow 1 1 161 Tube 2 2 162 Tube 1 1 163 Tube Elbow 6 6 165 Tube Connector 1 1 167 Pipe 1 1 168 Reducer Bushing 1 1 172 Reducer Bushing 1 1 ITEM NO PART DESCRIPTION 19 QTY 86 QTY 173 Heat Exchanger 1 1 174 Pipe Plug 8 6 179 Tube Al 1 1 190 Tube Al 1 1 195 Lifting Lug 2 2 196 Cap Screw 4 4 199 O Ring 2 2 219 Retaining Ring 4 4 220 Retaining Ring 2 2 224 Oil Retainer 1 1 225 Ca...

Page 52: ... Pipe 1 1 150 Tube 1 1 155 Tube Elbow 1 1 161 Tube 2 2 162 Tube 1 1 163 Tube Elbow 6 6 165 Tube Connector 1 1 167 Pipe 1 1 168 Reducer Bushing 1 1 ITEM NO PART DESCRIPTION 55 QTY 82 QTY 172 Reducer Bushing 1 1 173 Heat Exchanger 1 1 174 Pipe Plug 10 10 176 O Ring 10 2 179 Tube Al 2 1 190 Tube Al 1 1 195 Lifting Lug 2 2 196 Cap Screw 4 4 199 O Ring 4 2 219 Retaining Ring 4 4 220 Retaining Ring 4 2 ...

Page 53: ... Shaft 1 1 46 Seal Adapter 1 1 47 Retaining Ring 1 1 50 Roller Bearing 1 1 51 Seal 4 4 54 Mechanical Seal 4 4 55 Spacer 2 2 62 Cap Screw 16 16 62 Cap Screw 4 4 66 Cap Screw 4 4 69 Cap Screw 4 4 ITEM NO PART DESCRIPTION 57 QTY 81 QTY 70 Oil Sight Gauge 1 1 92 O Ring 1 1 109 Pipe Plug 1 1 121 Pipe Plug 2 2 174 Pipe Plug 14 14 176 O Ring 2 2 195 Lifting Lug 2 2 196 Cap Screw 8 4 197 Spacer 1 1 199 O ...

Page 54: ...l Seal 4 4 55 Spacer 2 2 62 Cap Screw 20 20 66 Cap Screw 4 4 69 Cap Screw 4 4 70 Oil Sight Gauge 1 1 76 Seal Rotor 1 1 76 Seal Stator 1 1 78 Retaining Ring 1 1 ITEM NO PART DESCRIPTION 64 QTY 67 QTY 91 Seal Adapter 1 1 92 O Ring 1 1 93 Cap Screw 4 4 109 Pipe Plug 1 1 121 Pipe Plug 4 4 140 O Ring 1 1 174 Pipe Plug 15 15 176 O Ring 2 2 195 Lifting Lug 2 2 196 Cap Screw 4 4 197 Spacer 1 1 199 O Ring ...

Page 55: ... Tube 1 1 155 Tube Elbow 1 1 161 Tube 2 2 162 Tube 1 1 163 Tube Elbow 6 6 165 Tube Connector 1 1 167 Pipe 1 1 168 Reducer Bushing 1 1 172 Reducer Bushing 1 1 ITEM NO PART DESCRIPTION 66 QTY 69 QTY 173 Heat Exchanger 1 1 174 Pipe Plug 11 11 176 O Ring 2 2 179 Tube Al 1 1 190 Tube Al 1 1 195 Lifting Lug 2 2 196 Cap Screw 4 4 199 O Ring 2 2 219 Retaining Ring 4 4 220 Retaining Ring 2 2 224 Oil Retain...

Page 56: ...del 9000 17 46 Cutaway View 199 339 37 62 15 26 12 4 51 26 174 10 220 26 38 232 196 195 174 26 51 4 12 195 26 9 14 62 6 24 25 29 8 46 12 23 29 395 196 25 45 47 50 92 62A 66 224 225 31 22 304 226 307 233 22 219 3 1 219 22 233 307 195 304 31 199 70 7 20 69 327 197 174 109 ...

Page 57: ...2008 Model 9000 19 86 Cutaway View 7 220 199 339 10 62 15 26 12 4 51 26 174 26 38 232 196 195 174 26 51 4 12 26 195 9 14 62 6 24 25 29 8 225 46 12 23 226 29 395 196 25 45 92 62A 47 50 66 224 31 22 304 307 233 22 219 3 1 219 22 233 307 195 304 31 ...

Page 58: ... 275 B B 148 162 155 SECTION A A 4 PLACES NOTE 9000 19 SHOWN 9000 86 ROTATES 90 COUNTERCLOCKWISE LOOKING AT END OF DRIVE SHAFT MOUNTING FEET LIFTING LUGS OIL SIGHT GLASS ETC MUST BE MOVED ACCORDINGLY 336 351 199 70 354 369 163 163 150 163 109 A A 124 174 360 52 270 254 163 290 368 148 265 285 369 163 259 102 37 179 163 174 105 257 172 262 190 165 252 173 149 167 312 398 109 168 ...

Page 59: ...00 55 82 Cutaway View 55 7 220 199 339 62 10 15 26 54 4 51 26 174 26 36 232 196 195 174 26 51 54 4 195 26 14 9 62 6 24 25 300 29 8 66 46 13 23 29 395 196 25 31 304 195 307 174 176 22 233 219 1 3 219 233 22 176 174 307 304 22 31 225 224 62A 45 92 50 47 29 226 ...

Page 60: ...G LUGS OIL SIGHT GLASS ETC MUST BE MOVED ACCORDINGLY 22 31 327 267 69 313 361 SECTION B B 349 336 148 102 261 161 136 253 228 117 144 147 256 354 7 325 275 20 B B 148 155 162 121 SECTION A A 4 PLACES 336 351 199 121 70 354 369 163 163 150 109 163 A A 124 174 360 52 254 270 163 290 148 265 285 368 369 102 163 37 259 179 163 174 105 257 172 262 190 165 252 109 173 398 312 167 149 168 ...

Page 61: ... 199 339 10 37 62 15 26 54 121 51 26 174 26 38 4 232 196 195 174 26 51 121 54 195 26 9 14 62 4 6 29 395 196 25 220 300 55 7 20 69 174 109 327 197 70 199 24 25 300 29 8 46 13 23 45 47 50 92 62A 66 224 225 31 22 304 226 31 304 195 307 174 176 22 233 219 1 3 219 233 307 22 176 174 ...

Page 62: ...15 26 54 4 51 26 174 26 38 232 196 195 199 121 174 26 4 195 26 9 14 62 6 121 24 25 29 8 76A 76B 62 91 121 278 23 255 29 395 196 25 45 78 314 140 29 93 279 92 47 50 66 224 225 31 22 304 199 307 174 176 22 233 3 1 233 22 176 174 307 195 304 31 199 70 197 69 327 20 174 109 7 219 55 300 220 10 ...

Page 63: ... View 55 7 220 199 339 10 62 15 26 54 4 51 26 174 26 38 232 196 195 174 26 51 4 54 195 26 9 14 62 6 24 25 300 29 8 76A 76B 62 91 121 278 23 255 29 395 196 25 45 78 314 140 93 279 92 47 50 224 225 66 226 22 31 304 307 174 176 22 233 219 3 1 219 233 22 176 174 307 195 304 31 ...

Page 64: ...G LUGS OIL SIGHT GLASS ETC MUST BE MOVED ACCORDINGLY 327 22 31 69 267 313 361 SECTION B B 349 336 148 102 261 161 253 136 228 117 144 147 256 354 7 325 20 275 B B 148 155 162 121 SECTION A A 4 PLACES 336 351 121 199 70 354 369 163 163 150 163 109 A A 124 174 360 52 270 254 163 290 369 148 368 285 265 174 259 102 163 179 163 174 105 257 172 262 190 165 252 109 167 173 312 398 149 168 ...

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Page 66: ...ler Unless done with prior written consent of Seller any repairs alterations or disassembly of Seller s equipment shall void warranty Installation and transportation costs are not included and defective items must be held for Seller s inspection and returned to Seller s Ex works point upon request THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED IMPLIED OR STATUTORY WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FAC...

Page 67: ...er com OPERATING DATA FORM PRODUCT REGISTRATION It is to the user s advantage to have the requested data filled in below and available in the event a problem should develop in the blower or the system This information is also helpful when ordering spare parts Model No V Belt Size Length Serial No Type of Lubrication Startup Date Pump RPM Operating Vacuum Pump Sheave Diameter Any other Special Acce...

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