Grain Systems Bucket Elevtors, Conveyors, Series II Sweeps PNEG-1187 - Manual (Page 23)

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Series 2 Incline Chain Conveyors Options
PNEG-1187
Drill the four holes in the conveyor’s bottom to accom-
modate the 5/8" hardware provided. Attach the torque
arm bracket to the conveyor using four 5/8” hardware.
Under any circumstances, do not use the 3/8" bolts
previously removed from the conveyor bottom to
attach the torque arm to the conveyor.
Install shaft mount reducer to head shaft per instruc-
tions on page 14.
Next, match the size of the hardware to the reducer
manufacturer’s torque arm. Use this hardware to at-
tach the torque arm to the bracket. Adequately tighten
all hardware.
When a drive package is ordered with the conveyor
system, a torque arm bracket is provided.
The torque arm bracket is pre-punched for ease of in-
stallation to the unit. Begin installation of this option by
first determining the location of the torque arm bracket
relative to the range of extension allowed by the shaft
mount reducer’s torque arm. The bracket will extend
on the same side of the conveyor as the head shaft.
Remove the four bolts necessary from the bottom of
the conveyor plate.
Torque Arm Bracket
Installation Standard Bypass Inlets
The Bypass Inlets come pre-assembled from the
factory. The inlets are available in 3' and 10'
sections. The hogback is stationary in bypass
inlets. Bypass inlets must be mounted horizontally.
If not mounted horizontally, capacity will be re-
duced.
When installing torque arm bracket keep angle
(A) of torque arm and reducer between -15°
and +15° of 90° per manufacturer’s recommen-
dations. This angle is shown in Fig. 11.
Fig. 11
Torque Arm