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drive chains & sprockets
grease type .......................... nlgi#2 equivalent
Frequency ............ every 160 hours of operation
the infeed and outfeed rollers receive the trans-
ferred power from the cutterhead through the drive
chain system, as shown in figure 51. remove
the fence assembly and cutterhead pulley cover
to access these parts. use shop rags and mineral
spirits to clean away any debris and grime, then
brush on a light coat of multi-purpose grease to
the chain and sprockets.
figure 51. location of drive chains and
sprockets.
elevation shaft bushing
oil type ................sB1365 or iso 68 equivalent
oil amount ............................................thin Coat
the elevation shaft transfers motion from the
planer table height handwheel to the leadscrew.
the elevation shaft rotates in a bushing that must
be well lubricated. remove the leadscrew access
panel to access these parts. use a small amount
of iso 68 machine oil or spray lubricant to lubri-
cate the bushing (see figure 52).
figure 52. location of elevation shaft bushing.
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column & leadscrew
oil type ................sB1365 or iso 68 equivalent
oil amount ............................................thin Coat
grease type .......................... nlgi#2 equivalent
Frequency .............. every 40 hours of operation
the planer table rides on the column and is
moved by the rotation of the leadscrew (see
figure 53). remove the leadscrew access panel
(see figure 54) to access these parts. Clean
and apply a thin coat of iso 68 machine oil to
the outside surface of the column and brush on
a light application of multi-purpose grease to the
leadscrew threads. move the table up and down
to distribute the lubricant.
planer table
leadscrew
Column
figure 53. location of planer table column and
leadscrew.
leadscrew
access panel
figure 54. location of leadscrew access panel.
Model G0634Z/G0634XP (Mfd. Since 01/11)
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