INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
REMOVAL
OF
FEED
ROLLER
Unplug
machine,
take
o
ff
chip
de
fl
ector,
raise
head,
and
remove
pressure
screws
over
swing
arm.
Remove
two
54
‐
15
pivot
screws
and
remove
swing
arm,
leaving
chain
connected
to
ma ng
sprocket.
Reinstall
each
pivot
screw
with
a
drop
of
medium
strength
thread
locker
.
Take
the
sprocket
o
ff
the
swing
arm
axle
by
pu ng
the
feed
roller
in
a
vise.
Use
a
couple
of
small
adjustable
wrenches
a ached
to
the
fl
at
on
the
long
axle
to
loosen
it.
Put
a
good
square
shank
fl
at
bladed
screwdriver
into
the
slot
on
the
short
axle.
Push
in
as
hard
as
you
can
while
using
a
wrench
on
the
square
shank
of
the
screwdriver
to
loosen
the
short
axle.
Some mes
this
axle
will
not
come
out.
Hack
saw
it
o
ff
if
it
won’t.
If
you
need
to
save
the
roller,
pull
the
roller
out
of
the
swing
arm
by
li ing
it
up
and
pulling
it
out
with
the
short
axle
s ll
in
the
roller.
Reset
the
roller
in
a
vise
and
use
a
small
pipe
wrench
to
remove
it
from
the
roller.
REASSEMBLY The rollers are constructed with a shallow hole in one end and a deeper hole in the
other.
The
P
‐
122
post
side
axle
always
goes
in
the
short
end.
Reinstall
the
P
‐
122
axles
with
two
drops
of
medium
strength
thread
locker
on
the
thread
por on.
Do
not
use
thread
lock
on
P
‐
124
or
P
‐
224.
The
longer
axle
goes
in
the
deeper
end.
See
drawing
for
swing
arm
assembly
with
roller.
POSITION
OF
SPROCKETS
First
posi on
feed
motor
sha
sprockets
with
hubs
facing
in
toward
chain
guard.
The
fi
rst
sprocket
slides
up
to
the
end
of
the
fl
at
on
the
motor
sha
and
the
second
right
up
against
the
fi
rst.
Chains
should
(under
load)
run
in
a
straight
line
from
these
sprockets
to
the
roller
sprockets.
Adjust
the
roller
sprockets
to
achieve
this
alignment.
Feed
roller
sprockets
should
be
posi oned
based
on
the
feed
motor
sprockets
already
posi oned.
The
chains
should
run
in
a
straight
line
from
the
feed
motor
sprockets
to
the
roller
sprockets
when
the
machine
is
under
load.
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