Grizzly G0845P Owner's Manual page 42

10. Use feeler gauge to measure gap along
length of blades. Turn eccentric cam, as
shown in Figure 57, to adjust gap to 0.002"
along blade length.
Tighter
Blade
Gap
Figure 57. Adjusting blade gap with blade guide
eccentric cam (right side).
11. Tighten hex nuts loosened in Step 9.
12. Re-check blade gap. If necessary to achieve
blade gap of 0.002" between blade guides,
loosen hex nuts and turn jack screws to
adjust gap (see Figure 58).
— To move blade forward (tighter gap), turn
jack screws clockwise.
— To move blade backward (looser gap),
turn jack screws counterclockwise.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT loosen any of the
blade mounting hex nuts between the 14 jack
screws on the upper blade frame.
Blade Mounting Hex Nuts (7)
Jack Screws (14)
Figure 58. Upper blade jack screws and
mounting hex nuts.
-40-
Looser
Blade
Gap
13. Repeat Checking Blade Gap procedure on
Page 38 to test blade gap adjustments.
— If blade gap is correct, hold each jack
screw in position and tighten its hex nut,
then proceed to Step 14.
— If blade gap is not correct, repeat Steps
9–12 until cut is even.
14. Loosen set screw on outside of both blade
gap adjusters and align pointers with "0" set-
ting (see Figure 54 on Page 39). Tighten set
screws.
Note: Settings on both adjusters must match
in order to maintain gap adjuster accuracy for
cutting operations.
15. Evenly tighten pressure-regulating hex bolts
on hold-down clamp (see Figure 52 on
Page 39).
CAUTION: DO NOT overtighten hex bolts to
avoid possible damage to hold-down clamp
disc springs.
16. Re-install plastic caps removed in Step 8.
17. Re-install upper blade cover and rear cover.
Model G0845P (Mfd. Since 01/18)