Sketchup Model
Additional Materials Required:
- Roller Guides
- Soil Loading Drawer
- Wide Cylinder Supports
- Drawer Members
- 3/4"x2" Bolts (16)
- 3/4" Nuts (16)
- 3/4" Washers (16)
- 1/2" Washer (2)
- 1/2" Lock Washer (2)
- 1/2" Nut (2)
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Step #1:
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- Install the Roller guides as shown in the illustration. One side should have a 1/2" spacer, and the other should have a 3/8" spacer plate.
- Tighten the bolts snug, but so that they can still move up and down.
- Replace the drawer as if you're going to stretch the cylinder again.
- The roller bearings should be on top of the rails on the drawer, and be putting no pressure on the drawer.
Step #2:
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- Loosely bolt on the drawer members.
- Adjust them horizontally so that the adjustment bolts are centered on the roller guides. See image.
- Finger tighten the bolts on the drawer members, as they are sitting on top of the drawer.
Step #3:
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- Try to slide the drawer in and out. If the drawer gets stuck somewhere, investigate and find where it's hitting. (It almost certainly will).
- You'll probably need to loosen one, or both of the drawer members and move it up a bit.
- This can be done uniformly using cardboard shims. See photo. Place the shim between the drawer and the crossmember. Tighten the bolts again. Remove the shims by "jiggling" the drawer.
- If it's hitting a spacer, grind down the spacer.
- If the drawer itself is prohibitive in some spots, it wasn't grinded evenly. Grind down the high spots.
Step #4:



- Once the drawer is properly adjusted, tighten these bolts all the way.
- Make sure the drawer adjustment nuts are still centered on the roller guides.
- Tightly bolt the wide cylinder supports to the frame, leaving no gap between them and the drawer members.
- Tighten the bolts at the top of the wide cylinder supports so they are touching the cylinder on each side. Tighten the lock nut.
- Go back through the entire frame and make sure every bolt is tight.