ADJUSTMENT of 3200-4200 SERIES MAIN APRON CHAINS
PRIOR TO 08 SERIAL #’S
ONE APRON
SLAT
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| SHACKLE BRACKET |
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| FRONT WOOD |
| REAR WOOD |
| SLIDE RAIL | ANCHORING EYE BOLT | |
| SLIDE RAIL | ||
10" STRINGER |
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(Left Hand Side - Side View) - typical both sides
A. For Regular Tightening:
IMPORTANT AT ALL TIMES OF OPERATION! Correct apron tension occurs when the return main apron slats ride 2" at mid span off of the front pair of wooden slide rails and only one apron slat touches at mid span on the rear pair of wooden slide rails.
For Additional Regular Tightening Adjustment: Move the main apron tightening pivot arm, pivot bolt down the length of the shackle bracket closer to the an- choring bolt.
NOTE: After repeated regular tightening of the main apron chain assemblies and when the return main apron slats begin to
B.For Fine Tightening & to Equalize Stretch in Indi- vidual Chain Strand Pairs.
1.Allows to Fine Adjust/Tighten Individual Chain Strand Pairs of each Main Apron.
2.Allows to Equalize Stretch in Individual Chain Strand Pairs of each Main Apron.
Loosen the anchoring eye bolt on the main apron chain prior to making the adjustments on the individual chain strands. This will allow easier adjustment of the adjuster bolt. Located on the inner chain strand of each main apron assembly, there is an adjustable, tightening pivot arm with a ½” x
IMPORTANT!
WARRANTY MAY BE VOIDED
New Meyer Forage Box “Manufacturer’s Warranty” shall not apply to any Meyer For- age Box, main apron chain, which has been subjected to misuse, negligence, alter- ation, accident or incorrect operation (adjustment) procedures.
Please! Follow Correct Main Apron Tightening and Adjustment Procedures!
3200 & 4200 Series |
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