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OP-755 Part 2 Pages 197-401 - Personal Page of GENE SLOVER

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(47). Chamber (36) then becomes vented to tank by lines (35),<br />

(52) and (51). Lines (38) and (39) by-pass, relieving pressure<br />

on operating pump (2). Brake line (40) vents to tank<br />

through line (53) and the spring engages the brake.<br />

OUTPUT SHAFT<br />

In order to re-start , it is first .necessary to bring<br />

the operating lever (8) to the neutral position to<br />

allow the starting valve (25) to return by spring<br />

force. Pressure from line (26) is then ported to<br />

line (50) and with line (49) vented to tank via (52)<br />

and (51) the interlock valve resets, permitting the<br />

cycle to be repeated.<br />

<strong>OP</strong>ERATING LEVER o<br />

NEUTRAL J<br />

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Fig. 35 - Projectile Ring Circuit Diagram<br />

Approaching Automatic stop<br />

16. Approaching automatic stop position) figure 35.<br />

The diagram shows conditions as the equipment approaches the<br />

end <strong>of</strong> a cycle <strong>of</strong> movement. At this time all valves are in<br />

the same position as at start <strong>of</strong> cycle except valve (28) which<br />

is in the interlock position. The interlock valve had been<br />

shifted to this position to prevent starting the equipment before<br />

operating lever has been returned to neutral position.<br />

It is possible for the operator by manipulation <strong>of</strong><br />

the control lever (8) to stop, re-start or reverse<br />

the direction <strong>of</strong> ring rotation at any other time.<br />

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