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DRAG CONVEYORS
Construction, Owner's, and Operator's Manual
Effective Date
Publication Number
2016-06-14
10230011 Rev 06
(English Version)

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  • Page 1 DRAG CONVEYORS Construction, Owner’s, and Operator’s Manual Effective Date Publication Number 2016-06-14 10230011 Rev 06 (English Version)

  • Page 2: Be Alert

    Careful consideration must be given to the structural requirements. therefore highly recommend the use of a skilled construction company with a qualified structural engineer. MFS/YORK/STORMOR cannot be responsible for the construction of the Drag Conveyor.

  • Page 3: General Safety Statement

    Your safety and the safety of others associated with grain system equipment is of prime concern to us at MFS/YORK/STORMOR. This manual was written with the safety of the operator and others who come into contact with the equipment as our prime concern.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Contents Be Alert! ..................2 General Safety Statement ............3 <1> Safety ..............6 Grain Dust Explosions ..............8 General Safety Requirements ........10 Lockout ..................11 Warning Decals ............12 <2> Specifications ............14 General Specifications ..............14 Drag Conveyor Dimensions .............17 Parts Identification ..............20 <3> Pre-Assembly ............24 <4>...
  • Page 5 Warranty Global Industries Inc. (the Company) makes the following warranty to the initial retail purchaser of its products (the Customer). MATERIALS and WORKMANSHIP: The Company warrants products manufactured by it to be free from defects in materials and workmanship in normal use and service for a period of one (1) year after date of delivery to the Customer.

  • Page 6: 1> Safety

    It is their Occupational Safety is of prime concern to us at responsibility to keep the work area clean and MFS/YORK/STORMOR. This manual was written orderly during operation. It is also the operator’s with the safety of the operator and others who...
  • Page 7 Safety OPERATOR QUALIFICATIONS WARNING! Operation of this unit shall be limited to ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS competent and experienced persons. In order WARNING INFORMATION! to be qualifi ed, he / she must also know and meet all other requirements, such as, but not limited to, the following: OSHA Some laws and regulations specify...

  • Page 8: Grain Dust Explosions

    Safety Grain Dust Explosions Recognizing this hazard, MFS/YORK/STORMOR believes that we all need to work together to prevent grain dust explosions in order to protect lives, jobs, property, and profi ts. A number of preventive measures can be taken to lesson the likelihood of an explosion.
  • Page 9 Safety GRAIN DUST EXPLOSION MYTHS WARNING! Throughout the years several myths have ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS surrounded grain dust explosions. These are WARNING INFORMATION! some of the most common: Grain dust explosions do not occur in times of high humidity. CONTROL THE IGNITION SOURCE False: Dust explosions have occurred during rain storms.

  • Page 10: General Safety Requirements

    Safety General Safety Requirements SECONDARY SAFETY DEVICES WARNING! Devices such as interlock switches, may be ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS helpful but are not fail safe and should not be WARNING INFORMATION! substituted for a proper lockout procedure. Do not rely on a switch that can fail, can lose adjustment or can be bypassed.

  • Page 11: Lockout

    Safety Lockout Make absolutely certain the power can’t be supplied by any other means to Drag Conveyor. All authorized personnel must put his/her own personal lock on the switch to lock it in the off position. Everyone must use only his or her own personal key. WARNING! Nobody is to return power to the Drag...

  • Page 12: Warning Decals

    ____________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ __________________________ MFS/YORK/STORMOR, GRAND ISLAND, NE MARK WITH BALL POINT PEN P/N 90204018 1 on each side of the head, and 1 on each side of the tail P/N 90204025 Exposed conveyors WARNING and moving parts can...
  • Page 13 Safety Exposed moving parts can cause severe injury. LOCK OUT POWER before removing guard. DO NOT OPERATE WITHOUT GUARDS in place. 90204010 Rev 01 1 per inspection section on the inspection door WARNING BE SURE TO INSTALL DRIVE GUARD BEFORE STARTING. P/N 90204011 1 on the head (drive side) GLOBAL...

  • Page 14: 2> Specifications

    <2> Specifications General Specifications CONSTRUCTION: - Galvanized G-90 - “AR” Steel Available. Consult factory. - All bolted construction. - Flange Bearings. - (D20 and D25: Head - Pillow Block Bearings, Tail - Flange Bearings) - Take-ups in the head or tail. - Drive from discharge end.
  • Page 15 Specifications Paddles, Horsepower, Capacity Formula PADDLES THICKNESS: Models D835, D855, D1255, D1275, D12100 1/4” UHMW Models D1650, D1690, D16150 3/8” UHMW Models D2165, D21120, D21200, D20 1/2” UHMW DRAG CONVEYOR HORSEPOWER: Horizontal HP = [(BPH) x I.O. Length (ft)] ÷ (75,000) (For Corn, Wheat, Milo) = [(BPH) x I.O.
  • Page 16 Paddles, Horsepower, Capacity Formula - SI Units PADDLES: Models D835, D855 7 mm x 28 mm x 190 mm UHMW Models D1255, D1275 - D12100 7 mm x 32 mm x 292 mm UHMW Models D1650, D1690, D16150 10 mm x 32 mm 521 mm UHMW...

  • Page 17: Drag Conveyor Dimensions

    Specifications Drag Conveyor Dimensions right hand NOTE: Right hand drive drive is standard on York Conveyors. G (I.D.) HEAD left hand HEAD (DISCHARGE) drive Section A - A Determining Drive “Hand” (at head) Conveyor With In-Line Intermediate Gate UHMW PADDLES...
  • Page 18 Specifications Conveyor With Right Angle Intermediate Gate UHMW PADDLES STANDARD INLET Top View INTERMEDIATE RACK AND PINION GATE (right angle gate shown) 34 1/2" [876 mm] NOTE: Conveyors are typically measured from inlet center to the outlet center. Ordering Dimension 37 1/2"...
  • Page 19 Specifications Horizontal Drag Conveyor Dimensions in Inches Model D835 11 1/4 14 1/2 12 1/2 8 5/8 8 3/8 13 5/8 21 1/2 7 3/8 D855 11 1/4 14 1/2 17 1/8 13 1/4 8 3/8 13 5/8 11 3/4...

  • Page 20: Parts Identification

    Specifications Parts Identification TAIL NOTE: The conveyor shown on this page has a right hand drive. Right hand drive conveyors are standard. INLET INTERMEDIATE SECTION (5’ - 10’ [1524 mm - 3048 mm] BOTTOM SPLICE “cut-away” RETURN IDLER detail shown on the next page ROPE WHEEL (or hand wheel)
  • Page 21 Specifications RETURN IDLER RETURN IDLER intermediate section (center cut-away) return flow NOTE: WH124 and WH132 chain is one-directional. Do not use these chains for any reversing applications. GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 2016-06-14 10230011 Drag Conveyors...
  • Page 22 NOTE: The chain sections on this page are shown as though they are in the flow side of the conveyor and viewed from above. STEEL BUSHED ROLLER CHAIN 81X or 81XHH chain chain section with uhmw paddles ATTACHMENT UHMW PADDLE LINK (grain flow) toward head...
  • Page 23 NOTE: The chain section on this page is shown as though it is in the flow side of the conveyor and viewed from above. WH132 CHAIN chain section with uhmw paddles ATTACHMENT 5/16” x 1 1/2” BIN BOLTS (paddle bolts) LINK UHMW (grain flow)

  • Page 24: 3> Pre-Assembly

    <3> Pre-Assembly Conveyor Supports York conveyors are not designed to be a to provide adequate conveyor support. York self-supporting structure or part of a truss conveyors are also not designed to support system. The conveyor must be supported at other equipment such as cleaners, distributors, every section connection (10’...
  • Page 25 Report any damage or shortage to the delivering carrier as soon as possible. MFS/YORK/STORMOR’s responsibility for damage to the equipment ends with acceptance by the delivering carrier.
  • Page 26 Pre-Assembly General Assembly Instructions point, assembly works backwards through the Conveyor installation usually begins by positioning the head over the discharge chute. intermediate sections, ending with the placement Make certain you will have enough room to of the tail. This is the generally accepted practice assemble the drive on the head shaft before of conveyor installation.

  • Page 27: 4> Assembly

    <4> Assembly Assemble Basic Components Support Structures assemble support structures IMPORTANT NOTE: The conveyor body is normally shipped pre-assembled but can be Completely assemble the support structures. Put shipped knocked down. The unit is made to all support structures in place. See page self-align as it is put together.
  • Page 28 Assembly Intermediate Sections the sides to the bottom make certain the sides bolt intermediate sides to bottom are square and parallel to each other. Leave If the conveyor was not assembled when it out the end bolts and use a drift pin so the rows came, start intermediate section assembly of bottom holes will align.
  • Page 29 Assembly Exploded View with return rails use 1/4” COUNTERSINK BOLTS COVER and FLANGE NUTS here 3/8” COUNTERSINK BOLT 3/8” FLANGE NUT BOTTOM 5/16” x 1” BIN BOLT SIDE 3/8” SPLICE RETURN RAILS FLANGE ANGLE 3/8” HEX BOLT Side View (Optional) LINERS head tail...
  • Page 30 Assembly Head head to intermediate section Remove the head and fi rst intermediate section covers. Remove the head chain guides. Bolt together the head and fi rst intermediate section as shown (example below). Re-attach the chain guides near the head top to provide a smooth transition for the chain return.
  • Page 31 Assembly Connect Intermediate Sections connect intermediate sections INTERMEDIATE CAULKING Remove the intermediate section covers. Bolt SECTION together the intermediate section, using bottom splices (example at right). Have the bolts in mating fl anges all face the same direction. NOTE: Carefully inspect each connection inside as the fasteners are tightened, so the inside bottom and side surfaces are fl ush and the conveyor is straight.
  • Page 32 Assembly Chain STEEL BUSHED ROLLER CHAIN NOTE: Use only 5/16” or 3/8” x 1 1/2” bin bolts as paddle bolts. Exception: Some larger models may use 3/8” x 2” paddle bolts. Find a large fl at open area and connect the 10’...
  • Page 33 The term carry-over refers to the few kernels If mixing of grain is not desired, YORK advises of grain which ride across the intermediate installing a gate at the final discharge and discharges on the chain assembly.
  • Page 34 Assembly Tail TAIL INTERMEDIATE SECTION BOTTOM SPLICE GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 2016-06-14 10230011 Drag Conveyors...
  • Page 35 Assembly Chain NOTE: Double check the sprocket to shaft connection. thread the chain Thread the chain through the conveyor. in the following examples. View each example Position the chain over the sprockets in the this page and the next. Be certain the head and tail.
  • Page 36 Assembly CORRECT INSTALLATION! WRONG WAY; DAMAGE MAY OCCUR! links facing the COVER COVER wrong way removed removed HEAD HEAD PADDLES AND BOLTS FACING PADDLE ON INCORRECT SIDE OF THE CORRECT DIRECTION. ATTACHMENT FOR DIRECTION OF FLOW. WH124, WH132. (WH124 SHOWN) WH124, WH132.
  • Page 37 Assembly Chain Tightening pull chain ends together remove pin & connect the chain Adjust the take-ups to shorten the center To remove a pin from the chain, grind the pin distance between the conveyor chain shafts head so it is fl ush with the side bar. Then use (example b, the next page).
  • Page 38 Assembly Final Chain Adjustments and Rotate Conveyor Chain a) Adjust the Chain Tension adjust chain tension Check the chain tension by applying a 20 lb force [9 kg] 20 lb [9 kg] force and then observing the chain sag (example a). When the 20 lb [9 kg] force CHAIN ASSEMBLY is applied, a correctly tensioned chain will sag RETURN...
  • Page 39 Assembly Covers d) Bolt Covers on Correctly put the covers on Conveyor covers are hemmed at the ends for 3/8” x 1” BIN BOLT COVER easy installation. After the chain is properly WITH SEAL WASHER installed, bolt on the covers (examples c and d). FOLDED Use 3/8”...

  • Page 40: Taii Reducer Tm And Motor Mount

    Assembly TAII Reducer and Motor Mount Parts and Rod Mounting Position Note the following reducer and motor mount mount, note the examples on this page and assemblies examples. On this page and the the next page. See the order and note the parts next page are parts identifi cation examples.
  • Page 41 Assembly TA7 - TA9 Typical Assembly, example DODGE reducers and motor mount assemblies MOTOR MOUNT MOTOR MOUNT BRACKET ASSEMBLY CONVEYOR HEAD CONVEYOR INTERMEDIATE SECTION OUTPUT SHAFT INPUT SHAFT REDUCER TORQUE ARM PIVOT MOUNT (speed BRACKET BRACKET TORQUE reducer) ARM ROD IMPORTANT NOTE: The speed reducer is NOTE: Conveyors shown in this manual may look shipped without oil.
  • Page 42 Assembly Torque Arm Bracket Parts, identifi cation set PIVOT MOUNT (TA1 - TA6 only) PIVOT MOUNT PIVOT MOUNT BRACKET (TA7 - TA9 only) REINFORCEMENT TORQUE ARM BRACKET - example 1 TORQUE ARM BRACKET - example 2 TORQUE ARM BRACKET - example 3 TORQUE ARM BRACKET - example 4 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.
  • Page 43 Assembly Conveyor and Drive Parts, identifi cation set DODGE reducers, motor mount assemblies, and belt (or drive) guards CONVEYOR INTERMEDIATE SECTION ( INSPECTION SECTION shown) CONVEYOR HEAD TORQUE ARM ROD ASSEMBLY REDUCER BELT GUARD MOTOR MOUNT ASSEMBLY GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 2016-06-14 10230011 Drag Conveyors...
  • Page 44 Assembly install the reducer correct rod mounting position Install the reducer according to the reducer Select the correct rod mounting position. manufacturer’s instructions. See the manual(s) Typical drive assemblies will use position [4]. that came with the reducer and drive D12100 TA9 drive assemblies will use components.
  • Page 45 Select the correct intermediate section D855,D1275, D1255, D1650, D16150 D835 D1690, D21100, D12100 Casing Size D2165 D21200 D21120 3 - 4 - 5...
  • Page 46 Assembly Pivot Mount / Bracket to the conveyor head or the pivot mount can pivot mount / pivot mount bracket be installed so that face B is closest to the Install the pivot mount or pivot mount conveyor head. The torque arm rod foot must bracket as shown in the examples below.
  • Page 47 Assembly Torque Arm Rod Installation DODGE torque arm rod assembly torque arm rods Install the torque arm rod assembly as shown below and according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Torque Arm Rod and Pivot Mount TA1 - TA6 PIVOT MOUNT REDUCER INTERMEDIATE HEAD SECTION...
  • Page 48 Assembly Motor Mount, Belt Centers, and Belt Guard MOTOR MOUNT POSITION a) Example - Motor Mount Installation install the motor mount There are (5) holes on the motor mount bracket MOTOR MOUNT and (3) holes on the motor mount. So the REDUCER motor mount can be installed in (3) different positions, M1, M2, and M3.
  • Page 49 Assembly a) Motor Mount Height Positions DODGE motor mounts Motor Mount Height D855, D1275, D835, D1255, D12100, D16150, D1690, D21100, D1650, D2165 D21200 D21120 Reducer MM Height Reducer MM Height Reducer MM Height Reducer MM Height GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 2016-06-14...
  • Page 50 36.0-40.0 37.0-40.9 37.7-41.7 38.7-42.7 SHEAVE HEAD 36.2-40.1 37.1-41.1 37.9-41.9 38.9-42.9 35.5-39.2 36.2-40.0 37.2-41.0 D835, D1255, D1650, D2165 Belt centers Reducer MM height 1-2 hp 3-5 hp 7.5-10 hp 15-20 hp 25-30 hp 40-50 hp 60-75 hp 100 hp 20.3-24.6 21.3-25.6 22.1-26.4...
  • Page 51 Belt Centers Reducer MM height 1-2 hp 3-5 hp 7.5-10 hp 15-20 hp 25-30 hp 40-50 hp DRIVEN SHEAVE HEAD D835, D1255, D1650, D2165 Belt centers Reducer MM height 1-2 hp 3-5 hp 7.5-10 hp 15-20 hp 25-30 hp 40-50 hp...
  • Page 52 Assembly MOTOR MOUNT ASSEMBLY The motor mount may be installed in any of the mounting levels (M1, M2, or M3 as shown previously in this manual section). Install the motor mount uprights to the input side of the reducer. a) Motor Mount Components Assembly Remove (4) or (6) housing bolts from the reducer as needed.
  • Page 53 Assembly BELT GUARD ILLUSTRATION a) Example Completed Belt Guard Assembly BELT GUARD GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 2016-06-14 10230011 Drag Conveyors...
  • Page 54 Assembly TORQUE-ARM II BELT GUARD INSTALLATION WARNING! WARNING! To ensure the drive is not unexpectedly Make certain all guards are properly started, turn off and lockout and tag installed before proceeding. Exercise power source before proceeding. Remove extreme care to avoid contact with all external loads from the drive before rotating parts.

  • Page 55: Inlets And Discharges

    Assembly Inlets and Discharges Inlet Hoppers remove a partial cover section Model M (inches) M (mm) D835 Cut and remove a cover section to allow the inlet to overlap the cover ends. See the example D855 below the example the next...
  • Page 56 Assembly install the inlet hopper Install the inlet hopper as shown examples this page the previous page. Note the minimum distance (M) in which any inlet should be located from the tail. use 3/8” bolts and flange nuts INLET TAIL HOPPER field drill CAULKING...
  • Page 57 Assembly Optional Dump Hopper DUMP HOPPER TAIL CAULKING INTERMEDIATE field drill SECTION field cut opening in cover Optional Dump Hopper With Shroud DUMP HOPPER WITH SHROUD TAIL CAULKING field drill INTERMEDIATE SECTION field cut and cover removed GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 2016-06-14 10230011 Drag Conveyors...
  • Page 58 Assembly Head Right Angle Rack and Pinion Gate Assembly Optional use 3/8” bolts and flange nuts Remove the discharge hopper attached to the conveyor head. Install the gate in place where the discharge hopper was (example at right). Then fasten the weather cover onto the gate and bolt the discharge hopper to the gate CONVEYOR HEAD bottom.
  • Page 59 Assembly Head In-Line Rack and Pinion Gate Assembly Optional Remove the discharge hopper attached to the conveyor head. Install the gate in the place CONVEYOR where the discharge hopper was (example at HEAD right). Then bolt the discharge hopper to the gate bottom.
  • Page 60 Assembly Intermediate In-Line Rack and Pinion Gate Assembly the 36” [914 mm] bolt centers. Position and Optional install the gate to the conveyor along with the Field cut and remove a 35 1/2” [901 mm] intermediate discharge hopper. Use shims length segment from the intermediate bottom shown.
  • Page 61 Assembly Intermediate Right Angle Rack and Pinion Gate Assembly 36” [914 mm] bolt centers. Position and install Optional the gate to the conveyor along with the weather Field cut and remove a 37 1/2” length segment cover and intermediate discharge hopper. from the intermediate bottom as shown (see Electric rack and pinion gates are installed the...
  • Page 62 Assembly Hand Slide Gate Assembly bolt centers. Position the slide gate in the Optional opening just cut. Bolt discharge hopper ends Field cut and remove a 35 1/2” [902 mm] length to the intermediate bottom placing the hopper segment from the intermediate bottom as shown underneath the slide gate.

  • Page 63: 5> Operation

    <5> Operation PRE-START-UP INSPECTION BEFORE LOADING THE CONVEYOR Before operating the Conveyor, check all areas A) Connect electrical power, run the for SAFETY and machine damage which could conveyor empty, check V-belt alignment, and have happened during construction. Then check all set screws on sprockets, V-belts, follow this step-by-step procedure for initial drives, etc.
  • Page 64 Operation OPERATING THE CONVEYOR Set Screws Torque Values SET SCREW BEARING Since the Conveyor has been previously operated without material, it may now be SET SCREW DIAMETER SOCKET SIZE DODGE tested under load. It is suggested the fl ow 5/16” 5/32”...

  • Page 65: 6> Maintenance

    Adjust the chain tension as required. Once the maximum take-up position is reached it will be necessary to remove some chain links. Establish a schedule for checking the chain tension. MFS/YORK/STORMOR recommends checking the tension at least once a quarter following the initial break-in period. GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

  • Page 66: Appendix

    Appendix Troubleshooting Trouble Problem Cause / Solution chain chain not installed correctly install new chain as required; see the chain premature chain installation section of this manual. and sprocket wear motor motor rotation reversed wired wrong / wire correctly can’t start chain conveyor fi lled with material material not shut off while conveyor was stopped damaged reducer...
  • Page 67 MFS/YORK/STORMOR and is of a different capacity or output then specifi cations require for this conveyor the conveyor’s specifi ed capacity in...
  • Page 68 Appendix Chain Analysis IMPORTANT NOTE: The following information is designed for use as an aid in analyzing chain failures. WHY FAILURE OCCURS? There are many different reasons a chain can fail in a piece of equipment. Some reasons may be related to the chain itself, but many reasons may ATTACHMENT be related to other components of the system.
  • Page 69 Wear can be accelerated by both corrosion and wear has occurred. abrasion. Corrosion can be seen when there is a See below the MFS/YORK/STORMOR chain table great deal of pitting and rust. Abrasive conditions for conveyors. Worn out measurements are based usually leave a smooth surface but with many on 3.5% elongation at a 100 lb [45 kg] load.
  • Page 70 Appendix (1) cause of severe overload can be jams. Freezing of the load to the conveyor bottom, oblong hole or a stone or other material becoming lodged between the chain and sprocket, or an rotated pin split barrel incorrect sprocket profi le. METAL FATIGUE Sometimes an overload is not enough to The presence of corrosion as well as the...
  • Page 71 Appendix PIN PULL OFF OR PIN BREAKAGE Another form of failure is the link pulling off the pin as shown in the example at right. A typical cause of this may be a bent attachment. Normally, when a bar bends it will twist and bend the side bar of the chain.

  • Page 72: Index

    Index Numbers 4 basic safety rules 10 capacity formulas 15, 16 81X chain 22, 69 carry-back cups 33 81XHH chain 22 caulking 26, 30, 55, 56, 59, 62 chain 10, 22, 26, 32, 33, 35, 36, 63, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71 chain analysis 68 accessories 6...
  • Page 73 Index decelerators 8 general assembly instructions 26 discharge hopper 62 general safety requirements 10 distributors 24 general safety statement 3, 6 drag conveyor dimensions 17 general specifications 14 drag conveyor horsepower 15, 16 grain dust explosion myths 9 drive assembly 26 grain dust explosions 9 drive assembly rod mounting position 44 grates 10, 11...
  • Page 74 Index idlers 28 magnets 9 inlet 17, 18, 20 maintenance 11, 65 inlet hoppers 55, 56 management 10, 11 inlets and discharges 55 metal fatigue 70 in-line rack and pinion gate 17, 20, 59, 60 motion sensors 9 input shaft 40, 41 motor 64, 65 inspection 6, 7, 63, 65 motor mount assembly 40, 41, 43, 52...
  • Page 75 paddle bolts 22, 23, 32, 33 safety 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 63 paddles 15, 16, 22, 23, 32, 33, 35, 36, 63, 65 safety alert symbol 2 paddles, horsepower, capacity formula 15 safety decals 12, 63 paddles, horsepower, capacity formula - SI units 16 safety questions or concerns 10 paddles thickness 15...
  • Page 76 TAII reducer and motor mount 40 warning decals 12, 63 tail 14, 17, 18, 20, 34, 38, 55, 56, 57 warranty 5 tail sprocket 63 weather cover 58, 61 take-up 38 welding 9, 24 tensile failure 69 WH124 chain 22, 69 thread the chain 35 WH132 chain 23, 69 top plate 52...
  • Page 77 Recent Significant Manual Changes: 2015-05-15 Rev. 05 Changes Pages 4. The table of contents was regenerated. Pages 6 - 13. The safety information was updated. Pages 14 and 26. Text changes were made. Pages 15 - 16. Model D25 was added. Pages 17 - 18, 20, 24, 28 - 29, 33 - 34, 38 - 41, 43 - 45, 47 - 51, 55 - 62.
  • Page 78 • www.mfsyork.com MANUFACTURED BY MFS / YORK / STORMOR A Division of GLOBAL Industries, Inc. P. O. Box 2105 • 2928 East Highway 30 Grand Island, Nebraska 68801, U.S.A. TEL: 308-384-9320 FAX: 308-382-6954 © 2016 Global Industries, Inc. All rights reserved.

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