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(1) Adjusting the pressure required to depress the front
part
of
the pedal
1)
This press
ur
e
can
be changed by altering
th
e mounting positi
on
of
pedaling pressure adjust
spring(j).
2) The pressure decreases
when
you hook the spring on the left side.
3) The pressure
in
creases
when
you
hook
the spring ont the right side.
(2) Adjusting the pressure required to depress the
back
part
of the pedal
1)
This press
ur
e
can
be adjusted using regulator screw
(2).
2) The pressure
in
creases
as
yo
u
tum
the re
gu
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ato
r scr
ew
in.
3) The pressure decreases as you
tum
the scr
ew
out
(3) Adjusting the pedal stroke
The pedal stroke decreases when
you
in
sert connecting rod
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into the left hol
e.
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