Model 108 FLEX-AUGER Installation Manual
Outlet Drop Installation
Cut the outlet hole in the auger tube. A sabre saw or hacksaw is
handy for making the cuts when total feed dropout is desired. See
Figure 4. Use a file to remove burrs from opening.
Note: For total feed drop out, outlet holes should be 5-3/8" (137
mm). If some feed carry over is required, outlet holes should be
3-1/2" (90 mm).
Figure 4. Outlet holes provide total or partial feed dropout.
Refer to the instruction below and Figure 5 on page 23 for outlet
drop installation.
1. Wrap the rotary slide around the auger tube. POSITION SLIDES
IN SAME DIRECTION FOR ALL DROPS SO THAT THE SLIDES
WILL ALL OPERATE THE SAME WHEN ROPES ARE PULLED.
2. Thread the rope through the ends of the rotary slide.
3. Tie the ends of the rotary slide together so that the ends of the
rope are the same length.
4. Open rope guide holes molded into the drop halves. Use a 3/16"
(5 mm) drill bit and power drill to make a good hole for the rope.
NOTE: DO NOT OPEN THESE HOLES IF THE ROTARY
SLIDE WILL NOT BE INSTALLED.
5. Thread the rope ends through the guide holes in the drop
halves.
6. Position drop halves over the rotary slide and fasten the two
halves together using hardware provided. See Figure 5.
Insert Rings are provided for both Steel Systems (Thicker
Rings) and PVC Systems (Thinner Rings).
Slide the Insert Rings (with Flanges out) into position between
the outlet halves to serve as spacers. See Figure 5.
Key Description
1 5-3/8" (137 mm)
2 2" (50 mm)
3 3-1/2" (90 mm)
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