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4. Assembly and InstallationCutting AugersNOTE: When shortening a down auger, cut from the bottom and be sure the flighting is re-welded properlybefore cutting the auger. Cutting the auger from the top will void the warranty.1. Stir-Ator down augers are manufactured to allow them to be cut to the required length by cutting themfrom the bottom end instead of the top. All augers have flighting to within 8" from the top andhard-surfaced augers will have all but the top pitch of flighting hard-surfaced.2. Lay the auger down and mark where the auger will be cut off. Weld the flighting to the shaft inthree (3) places within the first pitch just above this mark before cutting off the bottom part of theauger. (See Figure 4AV.)Figure 4AV Auger Cut-Off DiagramCAUTIONDo not for any reason, weld flighting to the shaft at the top of the auger. To do sovoids warranty. The flighting and the shaft must remain unwelded to minimizedistortion and weakening of the shaft.Assembling Augers into Stub ShaftDMC augers have factor drilled holes. If your auger does not have this hole, drill a 5/16" diameter holeabout 5/16" deep into the auger shaft, 1-1/2" from the top. (See Figure 4AW.)Figure 4AW46 PNEG-1156ETL Design III Series Grain Stir-Ator CSA
4. Assembly and InstallationSlide the auger into the stub and align the holes in the stub shaft and the auger shaft. Place the augerclamp with the spring pin over the holes so the spring pin is inserted into the auger. Evenly torque theclamp bolts to 140 ft.-lbs. (See Figure 4AX.)Figure 4AXTo replace the auger, unbolt the auger clamp and remove the clamp and spring pin. This will allow theauger to be removed.WARNINGDo not run augers in an empty bin. Augers can whip and become entangledcausing damage to machine and/or bodily harm.PNEG-1156ETL Design III Series Grain Stir-Ator CSA 47
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