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ASSEMBLY
TOOLS
REQUIRED
FOR ASSEMBLY
(2)
3/4" Wrenches
(1)
9/1 6" Wrench
(1)
1-5/1 6" Wrench or 12" Adjustable
Wrench
(1)
1-1/2" Wrench or 14" Adjustable
Wrench
(1)
Pliers
_
CAUTION:
THE BLADE SCRAPER
AND
BLADE
ASSEMBLY
HAVE
SHARP
EDGES. USE CARE IN HANDLING
AND
ASSEMBLY.
WEAR
GLOVES
FOR
EXTRA PROTECTION
AGAINST
CUTS.
Remove all loose parts and the hardware
package from
the shipping
carton. Then lay out and identify each part
and the common hardware
as shown on pages 2 and 3.
Be sure the carton is empty before
it is discarded.
1.
Assemble
the blade scraperto
the blade assembly
using
seven
3/8" x 1" carriage
bolts and seven
3/8" Nylock hex nuts. Tighten.
See figure
1.
When installing
the scraper to the blade assembly,
be sure the scraper is on the curved (dished)
side
of the blade assembly
and that the carriage
bolts
are installed
with the hex nuts on the back of the
blade assembly.
Make sure all hex nuts are tight.
BLADE
SCRAPER
3/8" x 1 "
CARRIAGE
BOLT
\
BLADE
\
ASSEMBLY
\
3/8"
NYLOCK
\e _
HEX NUT
FIGURE
1
2.
Turn the mast assembly
so that the cross brace is
at the bottom and the hole in the side of the mast
assembly
is close to the bottom.
Place the mast
assembly
onto
the threaded
stud
on the blade
assembly.
Turn a 1" slotted
hex nut down onto the
stud until it is snug. The cross brace should
be in
front of the blade.
See figure
2.
MAST
ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 2
.
Back the slotted nut off until the first slot is aligned
with the hole in the threaded
stud or until the mast
assembly
can pivot on the blade assembly.
Install
a cotter
pin through
the hole in the stud.
Then
bend both ends of the cotter pin around the crown
of the nut to secure the pin and nut. See figure 3.
1" SLOTTED
HEX NUT
COTTER
PIN
STUD
,_
HOLE
FIGURE 3
4
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