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rOR SERVICE, SPARES A/ID TOOLING CONTACT:-
BUIISGRtEII (COLNn LTD.,
LODGE HQUO:,
TIIA"II'DEN,
Nr. COWl.
LANCASH I RE •
GR!AT BRITAIN.
TEL. 0282 86~310
TLX. 635032 (BURCOL-G)
8GB
2500&3000
Belt Sander
WHEN ORDERING SPARES OR REQ~STIHG SERVICE
PL£ASE QUOTE f ULL SERIAL HUMBER AND INDICATE MODEL TYPE
PL£ASE INSERT SERIAL NUMBER OF YOUR MACHINE HERE
MODIFICATIONS ARE MADE TO THESE BOOKS f RO M TIME TO TIME
AS IT IS OUR CONSTANT POLICY TO IMPROVE THE DESIGN Of
BURSGREEN MACH IIIES. I T IS TKERUORE UIPOftTANT THA T TilE
90011
SUPPLIED .ITH TltE MACH I IIE BE USED AS AN INST RUCTION
MANUAL.
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HEALTH & SAFE TY
SAFETY OF WOODWORKING MACHINES
Woodwork ing machines ca n be dangero us if improperly use d. The wide
range of work of wh ich they are capable , requires adequate safeguar-
ding arrange ments against possible h azards.
M any injuries t o machinists are caused by carelessness or failure
to use the guards provided or to adjust them correctly.
WA DKIN LTD .• supp ly machinery des ig ne d for maximum safe t y which they
believe , as a result of thorough t est ing . mi n i mi z es the risks inevi-
table in the ir us e . I t is the user's responsibi lity t o see that the
followi ng rules are complied w ith to ensure safety at work:
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The opera t ion of the machine should conform to the
req uirements of the Woodworki ng Machines Regu l a-
tio ns 1974 . All guar ds s hould be u sed a nd adjusted
correctly .
2. Safe methods o f working o nl y shou l d be adopted as
given in the Hea lth and Safety Work Booklet No. 4l ,
"Saf ety in the Use of Woodwork i ng Machi n es",
(obtainable from Her Ma j esty' s Stationery Office)
and as advised by wadk i n Ltd .
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Onl y personnel trained in the safe use of a machine
should ope rate i t .
Befor e making a d jus tments or clear i ng chips, etc.,
the machine should be stopped an d all movement
s h ou ld have ceased.
All too ls and cutters must be securely fixed and the
speed se lect ed must be ~ppropriate for t he too ling .
SAFETY IS OUR WATCHWORD BUT THE USER MUST COMPLY WITH THE
ABOVE RULES IN HIS OWII INTEREST. WE WOULD BE PLEASE:D TO
ADVISE: 011 THE SAFE USE OF OUR PRODUCTS .
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Specification
Ellewoe .. nd,nl len'th ( Be tW "" 'rom .. )
EHe<u.e .o nd,n, wi dt h (Bet "" "" f .. m .. )
Mul"'"", hei,h. un d er .. nd ln, !>tl,
RI", Ind fall ubl e ,,,o,or
So""ln, belt len,.I, (±50mm)
Slndln, belt w,d, h
Sandlnl belt mo tO r
Slndl n, bell .p.ee d. l' p< ed
Slndi
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Th rOl' d~ pt h (Dou bl e ,wan nO«)
Ou >< u,, >< .ion out let. Di> m .. or
N et .. ~ICh'
Sh l ppln, dl",en,lo n.
8GB 2500
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150 mm
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LU ' TI NG
THE MACHINE IS NORMALLY SUPPLIED COVERED IN PLASTI C SH EET WI TH SUNDR Y
lTEMS PACKED IN BOXES AND STRAPPED TO THE MACHINE FRAME. BEFORE
LIFTING TO WORK POSITI ON REMO VE SH EET I NG AND ALL BOXES ALOKG WITH ANY
LOOSE ITEM S.
TilE )!ACIIINE AS RECEIVED IN TillS FOIUl WIl.L WEIGH APPROXIMATELY 11 00 kg
ANI) SIlOULD THEREFORE BE RAISED lUTE! STRONG ROPES OR SLINGS WIIICH ARE
KN OWN TO BE IN SOUND CONDITION. TilE SL f KGS SHOULD BE PI..ACED TO GIVE A
WID E SPltEAO AND SHOULD BE PROTECTED BV PADDING AT THEIR POINT Ot'
CONTACT WITH T HE MACHINE . Uc)
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WHEN CRATW FOR EXPORT TilE UNIT WILL WEIGH SOME 1200 k~. TilE EXACT
W EIGHTS, 30TH NETT AND GIlOSS BEING INDICATED ON TlU; CHA1'E. TO LIFT
USI:: EVENLY SPACED SLINGS OH ROPES \I ' HIel! ARE KNOWN TO BE IN SOUN D
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LIFTING NOTES
1) WHEN LIFTING WITH ROPE TYPE SLINGS PROTECT AROUND CaHNERS OR SHARP
EDGES WITH OLD SACKING.
2) WHEN USING PO W ER HOISTS LIFT SLOWLY FROM GROUND LEVEL TO ASCERTAIN
STABILITY OF LIFT. A LOAD SHOULD BE RAISED IN TilE AIR TO BE
SUSPENEDED AS LEVEL AS POSS IBLE. IF ON LI F TING TilE LOAD SHOWS
SIGNS OF TILTING LOWER OFF AND READJUST SLINGS.
3) NEVER llAISE A LOAD wr TH LOOSE ITEMS UPON IT.
1) WflEN MOVING MACHINE OR CRATE TO FOUNDATION POINT VIA OVERHEAD
IHOCK OR HorST, BEFORE MOVING OFF LOWER LOAD nOWN TO WITHIN A
COUPLE OF INCHES OFF GROUN D LEVEL.
5) WlmHE LIFTING HOOKS EYE BOLTS OR SP ECIAL GRABS ARE PROVIDED
r:NSUH~: SUCH FITMENTS ARE SECURED TO TilE LOIID BEPORE LIFTING .
IJ 6) IlEFOIU; USIN G ANY ROPE , BELT SL ING OR CHAINS ENSURE IT IS IN SOUNIl
I . CONDITION . CUT OR FRAYED ROPES, BELTS OR CHAINS WITH SPRAINED Oil
SUSPECT LIN KS SHOULD NEVER BE USED.
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7) 1I'1lEN OPF-LOADING MACHINE OR CRATE , STAND WELL CLEAR.
S) KEEP LOAD STATIONAR Y WHEN SUSPENDED, 00 NOT ,\LLOI\' LOAD TO SWING.
9) U~ :I'OIlE LI FTING CHECK MACHINE OR CRATE FOR ANY SPF:CIAL LIFTING
I N ST ltuCTIONS .
10) Jr. A CHATE I S DA M AGED TO THE POINT WHERE IT I S I NSECURE, UNPACK
AND LIFT MACHINE ON LY.
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ln st a llation.-
Remove prote e tive ant i-ru st coa ting fr om brigh t parts by
applying a cloth soa k ed in paraffi n o r other so l vent .
Wiring:_
The motor and control gear have been wired In befo r e des pat ch,
t he r efore all that is r e quired to be done i s to eo nne e t the main s
supply to the star ter , o r isolator where fitted .
POINTS TO NOTE WH EN C ONNECT I NG TO POWER SUPPLY: -
1 Check voltage, phase and frequency .
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It is important tha t the correct cable Is used to delive r t he
co r re ct voltage to the starter. RUNNING ON LOW V OLTA GE WILL
DANAG£ MOTOR.
3 • Check maln line fuses ar e of eo rre e t ca paeity.
4 Connect lino l ea ds to correct te r mina ls (S EE WIRING DIAGRAM).
5 Check all connect i ons are so und.
6 CheCk s plndle rota t es in correct direetion. I f not re verse any
two of the line le ad eonn e ct i o ns.
FAILURE TO START:-
1 Fuse s ha ve blown or have not been fitted .
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olator swi t c h has n ot been e l osed .
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Lock orf or stO p but t on (when fit ted) has not been releas e d.
4 Supply n ot ava il ab le at mac hine.
STOPPAGE DUR I NG OPERA TlON &0 fAILURE TO RESTART:-
1 OverloadS have tripped . I f hand r e- se t. se t by p ressing button.
If auto m atic t h ey will re-set after a short pe r iod.
2 Fuses have blown.
FOUNDATION: -
Due to the large area co ve red by t he b ase it is not r equired to fix
the machin e to the floor and as such f o undation fix t u re s are not
provided. However, fo r these eustomers wh o require a permanent
foundati on the followi ng sugges ti o n Is ma de in the form of lour
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ABRAS IVE BELTS
For tr ansp ort a tio n r easo ns the machine will be sup plied without the
be lt fitted and as s u ch any belts ordored to be su pplied with the
machine will be packed in separate boxes affixed to the trame .
BELT DIMENSIONS
8G B 2500 :-
BGB 3000 :-
6900 mm (22' I") x 150 mm (6
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7900 rmI (25'11") x 150 mm (6")
The above dimensions, plus the machine model type and serial number
must be given when re- o rderin g belts.
REM OV AL, REPLACEMENT AN D TRACK I NG OF SANDING B~;L'I'S
To remove and repla ce abrasive belts the fo llowin g procedure should be
ad opted .
1 . Remove belt guard cover A trom idler pulley cnd of machine and
s w ing open du st hood gu ard B at d rive pulley cn d.
2. Turn -h and lever C tn clockWise direction to Slacken be l t until it is
possible to lift belt from pulleys and over wooden fence on the
oversanding table . On machines with sanding discs fitted to dr i ve
pulley, the bel t wtll require li ft ing over disc back plate,
tllerefore, belt may require slac k eni ng f u rther than machines which
are not fitted with this featu re.
3. Before reUt.ting, it is impo r tant that the conditjon of the
replacement beit is checked and found to be in good cond;tion
(l. e .) fr ee from culs, cracks or toars .
RUNNING WITH WOR N OR DEFECTIVE BELTS CAN BE DANGEROUS.
4. To replace belt, reverse pro ced ure o utlined In point. (2) and
re-tension by turning hand lever C In anti - clockwise dl rection
(DO NOT OVERTENSION, SEE POINT X).
TRACKING
It may be found that after replacement Or during the running life of
a bel t that the t.rack or running alignment requires ndjustment. in
order that the belt runs equally over each pulley and does not te nd
to 'run- off '.
TO UNDERTAKE THIS OPER ATION THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE SIlOULD BE
ADOPTED.
1. Remove idler pulley guard cover and by turning t he handlever C
tensio n b olt t o polnt where all Slackness i s removed but. belt Is
not fully t.ensioned as it would be for use under running con d itio ns.
2. Rota t e idler pulley by hand and whil S t. rotat.lng slacken screw D and
nut E.
3. St ill rot a t. i ng pulley. turn sc rew }' ln e ith e r direct i o n until belt
ls ce ntral on width of pulley drivo face . A~ this pOint re-lock
sc rew D and nut E.
4 . Replace all cov er s and tension belt by turning h an dle C until t here
Is 4 6 mm clearance betw ee n shoulder on sh alt and cas tin g at
point X.
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TABLE RISE & FALL
The tab le rise and fall motion Is powered by a .37 kw (t h.p.) motor
via w orm an d wormwheel to a rack. A cross - shaft A transmits the drive
to the idle r pulley end ra ck, whilst a link collar B allows both
pinions to be adjusted to take up the drive against the rack
simul taneous l~'.
The worm drive unit is prepacked with he avy duty grease and will
require no further attention. lIowever, the teeth of both vertical
racks shou ld be periodically cle aned and smeared with lubricant as
should the slideways.
RISE & FAL L (OPERATION)
To ope rate the rise and fa ll press gree n start butt o n C on main
control panel, when pr essed th e reo panel light will Illuminate
indicating power available at machine . Switch D cont r ols the direction
of movement and can be turned to either side of the 'OFF' position
towards the indicator arrows on the panel face. The switch is spring
loaded and will return to the 'O FF ' positinn when hand pressure is
released thereby stopping the motion.
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2 . TO C HANG E DIRECTION OF TABLE RISE & FALL MOTION
' (1e) FRO M TO LOWER OR VISE-VERSA, THE S WIT CH WILL PASS
THROUGH TUE 'OFF' POSITION AND AS SUCH WILL REI1UIRJ<; THE START
BUTTON C DEPRESSING AGAIN IN ORDER TO CO NTIN UE IN THE OPPOSITE
DIRECTION.
BELT T\m SPEED, }'ORWARO/REVERSE CONTROL
On a stan dard machine a two speed directional control switch E is
titted to e nable the belt to run in either direction whilst two speeds
( 1 5m/sec and 30m/sec) are available in either direction as indicated
on the panel.
To start the belt switch E must be in t he 'OFF' pOSition then by
pressing start buttnn C supply will be available at controls as
indicated by panel light. Belt can now be started by turn in g the
swi t ch in the direction of rotation desired as indi cated on the panel
(i e) CLOC K""l SE ROTATION ""H EN US I NG MA IN TABLE, ANTI -CLOCKW I SE WHEN
US ING OVERTABLE . I
Wh en i t i s required t o run at the fastest speed the switch shou ld be
h J:! ld in the slnw p osition until speed has built up bero.s switchilli;t" to
top speed . Thi s applie s when running in either direction when
start ing trom standstill. For ch anging direction of rotation (ie)
fr om c l oc kwise to anti clockwise, the switch should be left at the
'OFF' position unti l r o tati o n has ceased be fore Switching to o pposite
dir ect i on .
When it is required tn stop the machine press stop button C and return
Switch E to 'OFF' position.
THE ABOVE PO INTS SHOULD ALWAYS BE OBSERVED TO EL IM INATE RISK OF DA MAG E
TO M OTOR AND ABRASIVE BE L TS.
On sJng l e speed models the above pnints i n the main apply especially
when c hanging direction of r ota ti o n .
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SANDING TABLE
The sanding table fram e is s uppo rted on two sli de bar s A wh ic h in t urn ~
r un between nylon guid e rol lers mounted on sealed b ea ring s . Eac h
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lid e bar run s b etween fo ur rollers, the lowe r pair B b eing o n
conce ntri c sha f ts wh i lst the to p pa ir C are mo unt ed on ecce ntri c sh a f t s 11
to fac ilit a te adjustment . Th ese rollers h ave be en s e t correctly prior
to despa t c h a nd s h ould no t r eq u ire any furt h er atten tion .
To e n su re smooth runn i ng of th e tab l e clean the slide bars reg u larly ~
to prevent r esi n bu ild- up DO NOT OIL BARS.
Nylon br us h wipers D ar e f itte d at either end of th e slide frames ,
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ese sho uld be replaced when wo rn .
TABLE WOOD PIEC ES
The t able woods are simply screwed to the metal framewo rk of the ta b le
and a r e manufact ur ed from high q ua l ity ha rdWOOd. Replacement pieces
can be supplied to order or made from any similar mater i al with a
sectio n of 20 mm x 70 mm x 800 mm i n length.
WOO DEN TABLE FENCE
A wooden table fence is s upp lied to provide a datum stop for the work -
piece . I t is designed to dro p between t he table wood pieces and can
t he r e f ore be pOSitioned in any space along the tabl e . However, for
best results and imp r ove d ext r action t he fence shou ld be posi t ione d at
the n eares t poi n t to the fan extr ac tion ch u te and the workpiece
butted up to it as illustrated a t point E .
Rep ~ acemen t fence pieces can be supplie d to orde r Or made from goo d
qua l ity hardwood of the sectional dimensions shown :,€
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FLOATING SANDER PAD
The floating pad is ~ounted on sealed bearings within the hearing
ho using A. Each bea rin g is mounted on an eccentric pin which has been
adjusted prio r to despatch to give easy movement, and should require
no further attention less that of ensuring that the floatin~ pad bar B
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ept clea n and lightly oiled.
Tile whole uni t is operated by a long counter-balanced hand le C and th e
counter-balance w!)ight II is actjustah18 by unlocki ng SC rew E, t o Suit
the operator.
The contact pad F is fitted with an anti-friction material which can be
replaced by removing the t wo re tainer s trip s G.
k eplacemen t anti-friction materi a l can be supplied to orde r ,
The contact pad F can be adju sted by un locking sc r ew H and sliding the
mounting bracket along t he handle arm,
HAND SANDER PAD
A small hand he l d sanding pad is suppUed for work on intricate
workpieces. This unit is al s o fi tted with an anti-friction surround
which can be r eplaced as outlined above.
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OVER SANDING TABLE
The over sanding table ls useful for a va r iety of 11ght sanding work
such as drawers and many othe r box fo rms. It Should be, however,
remembered that the direction of belt rotation must be changed by
mean s ot t he two speed directional control switch previously mentioned
and that all work should be undertaken as near to the dust hood as
possible to ens u re maximum extra c ti on . At the exhaust hood aperture
i t will be not iced tha t a n adjus t able wood baf f le A I s fItted which
shou 1d remain w ithln 8 to 12 nun of the be l t at all times.
IMPORTANT:- B}:LT ROTAT I ONAL D IR ECTI ON WHEN USING OVER TABLE IS
ANTI CLOCKW I SE.
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DUST EXT RACTIO; , ( DUST HOODS, FAN UNI T ET C . )
G ood ~ x t r act i o n i s i mp o r ta nt a nd as such bo th mo dels of BGB ca n be
of f e r ed to s u it yo u r r equ ir eme nt s in th i s a r ea .
I MACHINE FOR CONNECTION TO EXI S TI NG FACT OR Y DUST SYST EM
In th is case the machine i s supplied without a self co n t a in e d
mo t o r iSed fa n u nit, hut s i mply a n adaptor a t the drive n pulley e nd of
150 mm dill. . , wh ich is fo r co nn ecti ng t o you r existi n g e x haust system
(see f i g . A)
2 MAC[l I NE TO BE USE D IN CONNECT IO N WI TH DU ST COLLEC TING UN IT
Whe re t he mach i ne is to be used wi th a col l ec ti ng u ni t eit he r ex isti ng
Or of o u r man u factu r e t h" mach i.ne wi ll be s u pp l ied wi t h the mo t o r ise d
fill l un it (s"" fig . B) . The co l lec t or u nit of Burs~ree n manu f ac t u re
consists of a stee l cabinet and <.:onnecti ng p i pDS . Wi t hi n t he c a b in et
a canvaS bay, is hun~ vertica l ly to collect the dust r e Si due . The
sl'stem wo r ks as fo l lows. when t he machine is run nin g the p r essu r e o f
ai r moved th rough t ll e pipe to the collector by the fan i n fl at e s t he
bag but do"s n ot trap the a ir i n as muc h as t he air cun pass fr ee l y
throu~ ll t he fi.bro of the <':~lnvas but du st part i c l es cannot, this
becoming trapped withi.n the bag and bei ng co l lected thel·e . T he bag
r equires emptying wh en it is approximately 50 - 60 % f ull and shou l d
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ot be allowed to overfill as this will reduce the co l. lecto r s
efficicncy . To )' pmove t he bag rolo a se the webbing strap at the neck o f
the main inl e t inside t he cabinet .
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~M::H I NE TO BE USED W IT ]] ~ I OTORISED COLLECTION UNIT
Where ordered t he mach i "" will be supp l ied w it h out the fan un it bu t
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mp l y a n adaptor, as outlined in pa r t 1. for connection to a
motorised u nit . Detailed operati ng and service instr u ctions are
supplied wit. h t h" unit .
Technical details worthy of not e on t he above unit are : -
DUST CON T AINlm CAPAC ITY ---- ___ __ _ __ _ _____ ___ __ 4 c u. ft. .
F I LTER
AREA --- __ _ __________________ _ __ _ ____ _ __ 67 sq . ft.
pi':HFOm II NG C\PAG 1LI TY (NORMAL COND 1T 1 0NS) 6 . 5"' W. G. at 300 C .F.M
NOTE : - ,n t\OR~J,\L SEHV 1 CE PERI OD CLEAN FAN, PIP ES OR DUC T ~ ETC . OF AN Y
DUST GU I LD - UP WHICH HAS A])1IE R ED TO THESE Cm rpONEN TS.
OB SE RV E .IANUFACTUREHS SEH VI CE & CLE AN I NG IN ST RUCT IO NS FOR CO LLECTOR
UNITS S'I"Rlcn.Y .
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ABR A SIVE BELTS ~ DISCS AVAILABLE
Please not e wh en or dering belts state size of machine. Both belts
and discs ar e sol d in packs of ten of each grade only, theref ore,
prices given upon application for quote will be pe r pack.
350 MY (14") Dr A. DISCS
Aluminium Oxide paper backed grit
150 MW. (6") WIDE BELTS (PA PER )
Aluminium
Oxide paper backed grit
150 IotM (6") WIDE BELTS (CLOTH)
Aluminium o xide cloth backed grit
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RO L LS OF 1 50 M~l (6") WIDE ABRASIVE 50 lot (165') LONG
Availabl e in Aluminium
grits 150 down to 36 .
bobbins and wher e the
FOR PNEUMATIC SANDING
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The a bove is intended for use with snnd in g
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BOBBINS
Three sizes of bObbin are availab l e 63 mm dia . (2 5/8").75 ITJTl (3") dla.
100 ITJTl (4") dia. Pl ease state s 17 ;6 required when orderi n g. Each grit
is sold in packs ot te n.
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EX T RA ITEMS
DISC a CANTING TABLE
The d16c attachment complete wit)! ca nting table is suitable for square
bevel and external ra dii work. The angle of the cant ls easily set as
de S ired and can be locked rigidly 1n place by nut A.
The angle of the cant can be set 450 down and 100 up from horiZQntal
and is limited at each of these points by the slot in the pivot
bracket B.
The disc I s 350 mm in dia.{14") and IS secured to the driven pulley by
means of an adap tor, which fits directly t o t he pulley via the existing
mounting bolts, and by a central c up head bolt C. The drive between
the belt pulley and disc Is assured by the fitment of a peg and slo t
c ut into tbe outer surface of the belt pulley (see inset).
Wh ere the above unit is supplied at a later date t han the machine
(ie) not a fa ctor y fitted extra, the following procedure should be
adopted for installation.
The unit supplied will comprise ot the Disc table (OOB 83)'0'
Disc table quadrant (OOB 82)'B' Disc quadrant guide (BGB 98)'E' plus
the required studs and screws and lock nut; al ong with the disc and
adapt or mentioned above.
1 Remove pulley mounting bolts F and reCit with adaptor (BGB 4 )'G' .
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O!!or disc H to pulley and mark pOSition of drive peg cutou t
(see inset) 6 Im1 wide slot 0").
3 Secure disc H to pull ey with 12 mm bolt C.
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All holes for mounting the cnnting table are drilled o n the end -
frame (see i llustrat i on).
Screw quadrant guide 'E' to endtrame with the three 1.15 x 20
countersunk alIen screws provided I.
Lock W12 x 60 stud J 1nto hole provided.
Place disc table and quadrant '0' and 'B' onto guide and over stud
and secure with M12 locknut A and spring washer provided.
Check that the correct angles to wh i ch the table can be canted are
obtainable .
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