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Model 850 Assembly Parts & Troubleshooting
The Model 850B ("The SLUGGER") Air-Operated Transporter has been reengineered from our original Model 850 Transporter to provide five distinct user benefits.Slugger First, the Slugger 850B now offers oil-less operation (no lubrication required). It also has a smaller profile and is lighter in weight compared to previous models. The unit has a combined capacity of more than 500 pounds of load and 100 pounds of tray weight (operating at 3.4 ACFM @ 40 PSI**). This means multiple trays can be mounted to a single unit, replacing several belt conveyors.
INSTRUCTIONS
Remove carriage top plate and use as template to drill and counterbore four outer holes in tray. Replace carriage top plate using short screws in the center holes. Mount tray with four longer screws in outer holes. Care should be taken when drilling holes. Misalignment can cause distortion resulting in loss of power and shuttle.
Short trays transporting light material can be used without support. Long trays and when transporting heavy material trays must be supported at both ends.
(Caution) Do not turn regulating rod in so far that unit will bang at end of stroke. Adjust air pressure to suit load. For best performance use trays made from hot rolled steel.
INSTRUCTIONS TO REPLACE O-RINGS
To disassemble Transporter, to replace o-rings: Remove set screws #19 holding carriage rail A to end-plate #11. Pull out carriage rail A, now end-plate #I I can be removed. Piston #2 can be removed to replace o-rings.
To remove valve #5 and valve o-rings: Remove muffler cap #6 and screw in 12-24 TAP in center of valve, pull out valve. To remove valve o-rings, screw out packing nut #4 carefully removing 6 o-rings and 5 spacers.
To reassemble valve assembly start by dropping in one o-ring, then one spacer on top of o-ring and so on, until all are in place. Tighten packing nut so valve #5 can move in and out without binding. OIL valve lightly.
Replace carriage rail B with end-plate # 11 first, then slide valve in to bottom out on carriage rail B. Now carriage rail A can be slid by valve. Tighten set screws in their respective holes in carriage rail, assemble end-plate, top plate and muffler.
Lack of oil will cause unit to run slow.
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| Part |
Order No. |
Qu. |
| 1. Housing |
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| 2. Piston |
850-2 |
2 |
| 3. Valve Ring |
850-3 |
5 |
| 4. Valve Nut |
850-4 |
1 |
| 5. Valve Rod |
850-5 |
1 |
| 6. Muffler Assembly |
850-6 |
1 |
| 7. Foot |
850-7 |
1 |
| 8. Bearing |
850-8 |
4 |
| 9. Regulating Rod |
850-9 |
1 |
| 10. Carriage Top Plate |
850-10 |
1 |
11. Carriage End Plate (Fixed) |
850-11 |
1 |
12. Carriage End Plate (Free)> |
850-12 |
1 |
| 13a. Carriage Rail |
850-13a |
1 |
| 13b. Carriage Rail |
850-13b |
1 |
14. Flatsocket Capscrew mm 5-16 7/16 - 14 x 11/2 |
850-14 |
8 |
15. Flatsocket Capscrew mm 5-12 7/16 - 14 x 11/4 |
850-15 |
8 |
16. O-ring 19.2 x 3.0mm mm77.4 |
850-16 |
2 |
17. O-ring 5.28 x 1.78mm mm 16 x 4.5 |
850-17 |
6 |
18. Flatsocket Capscrew 1/4 - 28 x 1/2 |
850-18 |
1 |
19. Socket Set Screw 5/16 5/8 |
850-19 |
1 |
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