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2. Belts
Belts must be properly tensioned at all times to avoid
excessive flopping and slipping. Loose belts will also
cause poor cutting and premature wear.
To tension the belts, loosen lock-nut (E) and tighten
screw (D) (photo 39). When belts have been tensioned
correctly, retighten the lock-nut.
Belt tension is correct if deflection does not exceed 10
mm (2/5") when a belt is pressed upon with a force of
3.5 kg (8 lbs) at mid distance between pulleys. This
must be checked, particularly during the first hours of
work, through the cut-out (C) located underneath the
belt shield (photo 40).
Note
: Belts must never be changed individually. If
one of them becomes damaged, the whole set
(code No. 83101791) must be replaced.
3. Releasing compensating spring
(photo 41)
When parking the machine, the compensating spring
is automatically released by operating the parking
stand control lever which also activates the transport
lock through cable (S), allowing the shouldered rod (F)
to slide freely in its guide (G). Length of cable (S) can
be adjusted by using screw (V), if necessary.
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