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INTRODUCTION

CRITICAL

ADJUSTMENTS

Description:

The

following

text

deals

with

the

Critical

Adjustments

on

each

movement,

and

in

every

character.

Keeping

the

characters

adjusted

properly

will

reduce

breakdown

of

the

characters.

All

Critical

Adjustments

will

be

made

using

the

angular

dimension,

unless

otherwise

noted

in

the

drawing.

The

Pin

to

Pin

dimensions

on

the

Critical

Adjustment

Charts

are

approximate.

The

Pin

to

Pin

dimensions

refered

to,

Contents:

is

a

measurement

from

the

center

of

the

front

cylinder

mount

hole,

to

the

center

of

the

rear

cylinder

mount

hole.

On

the

Critical

Adjustment

Charts

a

(+)

or

(-)

tolerance

is

refered

to,

this

means

that

the

Pin

to

Pin

or

angular

dimension

can

vary

the

allotted

amount.

(Example:

The

Pin

to

Pin

on

Rolfe's

ear

is

4

5/8"

+-1/8",

or

a

Pin

to

Pin

from

4

1/2"

to

4

3/4".

And

the

angle

on

Rolfe's

ear

is

90

degrees

+-2

degrees,

or

an

angle

from

88

degrees

to

92

degrees.)

Refer

to

the

drawing

on

Page

102

for

an

explanation

on

the

proper

use

of

a

protractor.

Pages

3-095

thru

3-101)

Critical

Adjustment

Charts

on

all

the

characters

and

props.

Pages

3-102

thru

3-135)

Drawings

of

the

movements

referred

to

in

the

charts.

3-094