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SECTION 6 - AUGER AND DISCHARGE CHUTE
6.1 AUGER
The auger consists of two halves bolted together over
the auger shaft.
To replace the auger:
1. Unscrew the twelve self tapping screws.
2. Remove one half.
3. Rotate second half out.
NOTE: The screws tap into a metal plate. Save these
for reassembly.
Check roll pins in auger shaft and replace as needed.
Assemble in reverse order.
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1. Discharge Chute
Rotation Bracket
2. Self-Tapping Bolt Plate
3
2
4
3. Half Auger
4. Auger Shaft
Figure 8
6.2 DISCHARGE CHUTE DEFLECTOR
(938001, 938003, 938006-938009, 938301,
938303)
If chute deflector does not stay in set position, tighten
fasteners evenly until deflector stays in position
(Figure 8). Use a #T30 Torx drive or a 3/16" (.19 cm)
wide straight screwdriver to tighten.
938002, 938004, 938302
Adjust chute deflector control lever pivot bolt nut until
the control stays in position. (Figure 9).
When the chute deflector hits its stop for maximum
down deflection, the chute deflector control lever
should hit its stop on housing at the same time.
Lock in position by adjusting and tightening nuts
against bracket. (Figure 9)
Discharge chute may freeze in extreme cold conditions
and not rotate freely. To correct for this condition the
discharge chute handle assembly will need to be
removed from the gear discharge chute segment. The
pocket in the handle assembly for the spring and ball
detent will need to be packed with grease. The metal
ring in which the discharge chute is trapped will need a
liberal coat of grease as well.
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Figure 9
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