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12. Loop the chain around the lower sprocket
and slide the upper sprocket w/chain onto
the driven shaft. Secure upper sprocket
with a cap-lock screw (coated with
LOC-
TITE LOCK N
'
SEAL) and washer. Tighten
both sprockets to
2.2-2.5
kg-m
(16-18
ft -I b).
Drive the driveshaft bearing collar in the
direction of rotation to lock bearing
;
th en
tighten set screw.
Fig. 4·73
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13. Install the skid frame.
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14.
On the PTO-side driven shaft, slide the col-
lar against the bearing, drive the collar
counterclockwise (direction of rotation) un-
til tight, and tighten the collar set
screw.
15. Insert a
0.4
mm
(0.015
in.) feeler-gauge
blade between the brake disc and the
stationary puck; then slide the brake disc
and collar toward the stationary brake puck
until the disc is snug against the feeler-
gauge blade. Tighten collar securely.
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Fig.
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16.
Chec
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ali gnmen
t
of t he
sp
ro
ckets
th
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ow
in
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procedure:
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a.
Pl
ace a
straigh
t
edge against th
e
faces
of
th
e
sprockets.
b. Usin
g
a fee
le
r
gauge
,
check
fo
r
clearance
along the
fac
es of
both
sp roc
ket
s.
If
clearance
exceeds
0.7
mm
(0.030
in.),
shimm ing
is
neccessary.
Fig
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4-76
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NOTE: Sprockets can only be shimmed
out .
17. Apply a coat of grease
to
the driven shaft
;
then in stall washers and key. In st all the
driven
pulley
and
secure
with th
e was
hers
and cap-lock
sc
rew.
Fig. 4·77
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