Eastwood 54830, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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FIG. 6 FIG. 6
WHEEL TO ANVIL ALIGNMENT
• For maximum accuracy, Eastwood recommends aligning the Wheel and Anvil
with a straight edge before use. To do so: Place a straight edge and hold it
against the faces of the Wheel and Anvil as shown
(FIG 7) .
• The straight edge ideally should lay flush with both Wheel and Anvil faces.
If adjustment is necessary:
- With a 3mm Hex Key (not included) turn in or out on the Anvil Yoke Screws
[E] from opposite directions as needed to move the Anvil Yoke and Anvil
into alignment (FIG 8) .
- When the Wheel is indexed parallel to the frame axis, the Wheel Yoke Screws
in the upper Frame can be loosened with a 4mm Hex Key (not included) side
to side for additional adjustment
(FIG 9) .
- With the alignment verified, the Wheel and Anvil Yoke Screws can be
tightened.
If more angle is needed on the Anvil, a strip of metal can be placed in the bottom of the
Anvil Yoke slot
(FIG 10) to shim one end of the Anvil Axle up (FIG 11) .
NOTE: Some professional wheelers also utilize this method to purposely tilt an Anvil,
creating an edge to set a body line in a panel.
DO NOT over tighten the Anvil Yoke Screws as the Anvil Yoke
needs to able to move up and down smoothly.
The above-described alignment procedure should be performed
whenever the wheeling direction is re-indexed and rotated 90°
FIG. 7 FIG. 7
FIG. 9 FIG. 9
FIG. 8 FIG. 8
FIG. 10 FIG. 10 FIG. 11 FIG. 11