New Leader Hi-Way XT3 TYPE III, Руководство оператора

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Tension
NOTICE!
Do not over-tighten conveyor chains� Proper chain tension is a factor in chain and sprocket life�
NOTICE!
Tensioning conveyor with gear case mounting screws tight will cause pressure on gear case output
shaft� Failure to loosen screws could result in damage to gear case, bearings or other parts�
Conveyor chains that are too tight will tend to stretch� This will cause excess sprocket wear and eventually
cause breakage� Excess slack presents the possibility of the chain catching on sub-frame parts� Bent or
distorted chain bars will cause damage to the body as well� Straighten or replace bent or distorted chain
bars immediately�
Main Conveyor
Loosen cap screws located under gear case
mounting weldment to avoid pressure on gear
case shaft as shown in Figure 2 prior to adjusting
chain tension for main conveyor�
The adjustment bolts are under the fenders at the
rear of the unit� The proper chain tension for the
main conveyor is 36” to 40” from the rear of the
sill, as illustrated in Figure 3� Be sure the chain is
tensioned equally on both sides�
Figure 2 - Gear Case Mounting Bolts
Chain Tension to be Measured
from
Rear of Sill�
Proper Tension:
36” - 40”
(914mm - 1016mm)
Figure 3 - Main Conveyor Chain Tension
Lubrication & Maintenance