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Figure 30
1. Stationary blade guard
3.
Measure from the floor to the leading edge of
the blade. Note the measurement.
4.
Place a mark on the blade and on the spot on
the floor from where the measurement was
taken
(Figure
31).
Figure 31
1. Spot on the floor where the
measurement was taken
2. Ruler
5.
Rotate the blades until the next blade is in
the same position as the previously measured
blade.
6.
Measure the second blade from the spot
previously marked on the floor to the second
blades leading edge
2. Block
3. Blade
(Figure
32).
1. Ruler
2. Spot on floor from first
measurement
7.
Compare the 2 measurements.
If the height of the second blade is not within 0.8
mm (1/32 inch) of the height of the first blade,
adjust the second blade.
8.
Loosen the locknuts on the blade
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1. Rod end bearing
2. Thrust plate
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3. Locknuts
9.
Adjust the blade arm lever up or down as
necessary to make the second blade height
the same height of the first blade that was
measured.
10.
Tighten the locknuts.
11.
Repeat as necessary for the remaining blades.
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Figure 32
3. Second blade
(Figure
Figure 33
4. Blade arm lever
5. Blade arm
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