Grizzly H8178, Руководство пользователя

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Model H8178 Power Feed
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15. Using soft jaws, secure the end plate in a vise
with the painted surface facing up (
Figure
10 ).
Figure 10.
End plate surface preparation.
Soft Jaw
Figure 11. Bushing bore preparation.
12.
On both tapered pins, measure and record
the amount of pin protrusion from the face of
the end plate (
Figure 8
).
Figure 8.
Pin protrusion.
13.
Using a hammer, and working from the inside
out as shown in
Figure 9 , drive both wedge
pins from the end plate
.
DO NOT
attempt to take a short cut and ham-
mer the protruding pins flush with the end
plate cover. The pins are tapered and you
WILL crack the end plate.
Figure 9.
Pin removal.
File this portion of the
tapered pin, so when it
is reinstalled, the pin is
slightly recessed below
the surface of the end
cap.
14.
Using a file or bench grinder, shorten the
pins, so they are recessed slightly below the
face when reinstalled.
Face
16. Using a 10" or longer flat metal file, remove
any high spots in the paint and give the end
cap a flat surface for the power feed to mate
with.
Note:
We do not recommend removing the
paint completely, just ensure that the surface
is flat.
17.
Using a standard screwdriver, scrape away
any paint from the bushing bore (
Figure 11 ),
so when the power feeder is mounted, the
bushing sits properly in the bore without bind-
ing.