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Blade Lead
(continued)
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Once you’ve measured the left side, move your straight edges to the right side (nearest
the moveable guide) and repeat the measuring sequence
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Understanding Your Measurement Results
The ideal blade lead is flat to 1/32” up-lead (higher in front, nearest the cutting teeth) so for
example, if the left and right side measure 7” in the front and 7-1/32” in the back, this would
be considered down-lead and as a result an adjustment would need to be made.
NOTE:
Check these measurements in several different locations on the blade by rotating the wheels
counter-clockwise, but do so without getting the weld of the blade on the bottom near the guides.
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If adjustments are required, use the “L-adj” ( lead adjustment ) on the tracking plates
located behind each wheel. This is the top and bottom (vertical) wheel adjustment.
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Lead adjustments will be made using the same technique as tracking, except now your
reference points are top = 12:00 position, and bottom = 6:00 position.
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For example tilting the top of the wheel back will add “up” lead to the blade.
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This will be done on both wheels until the proper lead on the wheels are met.
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If there is too much “up” lead on the blade the wheels will need tilted “down”.
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To achieve these adjustments you will need a ¾” socket and extension with ratchet.
Figure 49 Figure 49A