SECTION 2.0
Operation & Adjustment
400-088-012 Page 2-7 Rev. Date 11/06
Figure 2-9
3. Set the clutch spring tension (Figure 2-9). With the clutch nut finger tight on the
shaft, rotate the spring’s adjusting clip in the counterclockwise direction until you
just start to feel some spring tension. Continue rotating the clip an additional 3/4
turn, and then slide the clip onto the clutch nut. Power up the machine and feed
pins.
a. If the spring is not compressed enough, the distributor will stall between the #6
and #10 positions. Add more tension to correct this condition.
b. If the distributor hesitates or fails to index, other than mentioned in the previous
step, tension must be removed by reducing the spring tension.
c. Adjust the spring tension one notch at a time, and use the minimum tension that
produces acceptable results.
4. When the distributor is at the #1 bin position, the distance between the distributor
orientor pan and the elevator wheel should be as close as possible without touching
(¼ inch or less) and should not touch during pin wheel and distributor operation. If
adjustment is necessary, loosen the orientor pan’s mounting bolts and position
accordingly.
Nut
Clutch Spring
Trip Stop
Rod Assembly
Return Spring
DISTRIBUTO
2
DISTRIBUTOR 2
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