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quill feed handwheel may be disengaged by moving them outward approximately
1
/
8
”.
NOTE
The feed control lever must be engaged in order to use
manual feed controls. The Quill Feed handle and Manual
Feed Handwheel may be taken off when not in use.
6-10 Feed Control Lever (#11 on 5HP & #12 on 3HP)
When this lever is moved left it engages over-load clutch on pinion shaft. Clutch
will remain engaged until either quill stop comes in contact with micrometer
adjusting nut (forcing feed control lever to disengage automatically), or lever is
released manually by moving it to the left.
NOTE
The Feed Control Lever’s factory default is to disengage
automatically when the quill stop pushes against the
micrometer adjusting nut or throw adjustment. It may
easily be brought back by regulating the socket set screw
located at the bottom of the tripping rod.
CAUTION
WHEN ADJUSTING THE SOCKET SET SCREW, CHECK
AUTOMATIC DISENGAGEMENT IN BOTH
DIRECTIONS: THAT IS WITH THE QUILL-STOP NUT
AGAINST THE FEED TRIP LEVER FOR DOWN
POSITION, AND AGAINST REVERSE TRIP BALL
LEVER FOR THE UP POSITION.
6-11 Quill Feed Handle (#17 on 5HP & #19 on 3HP)
May be removed by simply pulling handle off! It is recommended that handle be
disengaged when using power feed.
6-12 Quill Stop Knob (#20 on 5HP & #11 on 3HP)
It is used to disengage power feed in either direction as well as acting as a depth
stop when working to a given depth.
6-13 Micrometer Adjusting Nut (#12 on 5HP & #15 on 3HP)
This nut is used for setting depth. Each graduation on nut indicates 0.001”
(0.02mm) and reads directly from the scale mounted along its side. Depths may be
adjusted by setting micrometer nut in conjunction with quill stop.
6-14 Quill Lock (#16 on 5HP & #17 on 3HP):
This is a friction lock to be used when the quill is in a stationary position, such as
for milling. It is recommended this lock be used whenever quill movement is not
desired.
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