Neco STIR-RITE III, Руководство владельца/оператора

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1. Position the trolley to the drive cluster end of the
beam - because of beam rise toward center.
Measure the distance from the top of the trolley
to the bin floor (See Fig. 46). Write this distance
down, the augers will need to be 3” shorter than
that measurement.
2. Assemble the auger while its laying on the floor.
Clean the top portion of the auger shaft with a wire
brush or emery cloth.
Slide a flipper assembly onto the top end of the
auger shaft (the heads of the carriage bolts must
be on the grain side of the auger rotation as shown
in Fig. 47). Secure the flippers approximately 1”
above the end of the auger flighting.
3. Slide a 1” locking collar and a 1” flange bearing
upside down onto the end of the auger shaft. Then
slide another flange bearing and locking collar right
side up onto the shaft.
4. Install the 10” pulley, with pin hole up, onto the shaft
and secure the pulley using a 5/16 x 2” roll pin (to
prevent damaging the pulley with the hammer, use
a long punch or similar tool to install the roll pin).
Slide the upper locking collar and flange bearing
up against the pulley. Lock the bearing into place
with the locking collar.
Rotate the locking collar until the recess fits over
the external cam on the bearing. Lock the collar by
tapping with a punch against the side of the hole in
the collar, tap in the direction of auger shaft rota-
tion. After the collar is tight, tighten the set screw
against the shaft.
5. Measure from the bottom of the upper flange bear-
ing housing, down to the bottom of the auger. Use
the same measurement previously taken from
the top of the trolley to the bin floor.
Refer to Figure 3A (Page13) for data to shorten
the auger, if needed.
Only cut the bottom of the
auger (flight end) - Do Not cut the top!
Augers
can be torch cut.
IMPORTANT
If the auger has to be cut, it will be necessary to
re-weld
the end of flighting to the auger shaft. See
Figure 47.
Figure 47 - Cutting Auger to Length / Weld Cut End
Pulley
and Roll Pin
Flange Bearings
and Lock Collars
A Torch can be used if the Augers Require Cutting.
Hex Nut Side
Auger
Rotation
Tap Collar in
Same Direction of
Auger Rotation
1”
Previous Measurement from Top of Trolley to Bin Floor
Cut Auger 3” Shorter than the “Trolley to Bin Floor Length.”
Cut all Augers to the Same Length.
If Auger is Cut, Re-weld the end of
the Flighting to the Shaft.
Generally, three different welds
on the bottom and along the first pitch
of the flighting is sufficient.
DANGER
NEVER ENTER THIS BIN UNTIL THE
ELECTRICAL POWER HAS BEEN
TURNED OFF AND LOCKED OUT.
FAILURE TO HEED WILL
RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH!
NEVER ENTER THIS BIN UNLESS
MONITORED BY ANOTHER PERSON
.
.
ROTATING AUGERS
FAILURE TO HEED WILL
RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH!
TURN OFF AND LOCKOUT
POWER BEFORE OPENING
THIS COVER.
HIGH VOLTAGE
FAILURE TO HEED WILL RESULT IN
SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH!
WARNING
Measure Distance
from Top of Trolley to
Bin Floor
Take Measurement
fromTop of Trolley
Figure 46 - Determine Correct Auger Length
When Measuring Auger
Length, be sure Trolley
is Close to Bin Wall
INSTALL AUGER ASSEMBLIES