BCS Crusader Power Scythes
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CPS/MAX/0817
Blade Holder Adjustment
There are three types of blade pressing bars suitable for:
1. LASER bar
2. Cutter bar with FINGERS
3. DUPLEX and LASER ELASTO bars
1. Blade holder adjustment for LASER cutter bar
Loosen the upper lock nut A (fig.6/0). Adjust the tension
screw B until the blade slides freely between the tooth
and blade holder without excessive slack.
When the adjustment produces the best motion without
binding, tighten the upper lock nut A.
2. Blade holder adjustment for cutter bars with FINGERS
Loosen the upper lock nut A (fig.6/1). Adjust the tension
screw B until the blade slides freely between the tooth
and blade holder without excessive slack. When the
adjustment produces the best motion without binding,
tighten the upper lock nut A.
3. The spring-steel blade-holders of the DUPLEX and LASER
ELASTO bars do not require any adjustment.
Blade Adjustment
To adjust the LASER bar, loosen the blade-holder C (fig.6/2),
position the blade on the wear blocks E on the blade holder,
and then tighten the bolts allowing a little slack.
For the bar with FINGERS, loosen the screws H on the blade-
clamping devices F (fig.6/3), and using a screwdriver draw
the blade guide L closer to the blade bar G, leaving a space
of 0.1/0.5mm between them. Then tighten the screws H on
the blade-clamping devices once again.
The DUPLEX and LASER ELASTO bars do not require blade
adjustments.
Instructions for Use
fig.6/5
fig.6/7
fig.6/8
DUPLEX /
LASER ELASTO
fig.6/6
DUPLEX /
LASER ELASTO
