Mec 8567 Grabber - Page 5

Contents of Parts Bag
A. Primer Catcher I. Allen Wrench
B. Primer Feed J. Brass Washer
C. Bushings (3) K. Retaining Clip
D. Handle L. Primer Feed
E. Bolts (4) Spring/Chain
F. Wing Nuts (4) M. Spring Pad
G. Wad Guide N. Spring
H. Spindex Crimp Starter 0. Primer Seating Post
(M, N, O) Assemble as shown in Photo No. 18.
(J) Brass washer is used with fine grain powders
(Winchester) to prevent leaking. Install smooth side
down on the powder side of the measure by remov¬
ing the grommet, replace grommet over washer,
Photo No. 8.
MOUNTING TOUR RELQADER
Photo No.
Photo No. 4
Photo No. 5
Photo No.
Although it is desirable to have your reloader mounted permanently
to a bench, it is not a necessity. However, if you do mount your reloader
on a bench, allow sufficient room to tilt the measure as in Photo No.
6. If you cannot mount your reloader permanently to a bench, we
recommend placing your reloader on a piece of % x 12x18" plywood.
Photo No. 4 shows the ideal location for your loader on a piece of
plywood. Install your loader by placing it in the proper location, mark¬
ing through the holes with a pencil, then remove your reloader and
drill a % 2 hole at these locations. Put the reloader back in position
and fasten securely with the Vi x 20 x 2" countersunk stove bolts with
wing nuts. Place the bolts in from the bottom up and draw them up
tight enough so the heads are slightly depressed so that they will not
scratch the bench or table.
By this time you should have made your choice of components.
Photo No. 5 shows how these components should be placed for the
most efficient operation of your Grabber.
You will note that the measure will tilt to the rear for easy removal
of shot and powder containers, Photo No. 6. Note: The screw on
which the measure pivots should be kept tight enough so that some
resistance is felt when tilting the measure.
Installing the wood handle grip.
Drive handle onto lever up to the mark on the side of the handle,
Photo No. 7.
Photo No. 7
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