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7.2.4 Collars<br />

1) Using lathe turn overall length from .25 to .22<br />

7.2.5 Assembly<br />

1) Drill cable exit hole on right hand side (looking from the top of the arm) ¾ inch from the<br />

front of the arm using a ½ in bit<br />

2) Place front ring in forearm chamfer side first<br />

3) Ensure that the mounting holes are at 0, 90, 180, and 270 degrees relative to arm.<br />

4) Using a flash light mark were mounting holes shine though<br />

5) Remove ring and drill holes with 3/8 inch bit<br />

6) Bolt two tracks (vertically) with the nuts and other mounting holes inside the arm on the<br />

front ring<br />

7) Place back ring inside of arm and line holes so that they at 0, 90, 180, and 270 degrees.<br />

Also ensure that the tracks are square.<br />

8) Using flash light as before mark mounting holes<br />

9) Drill mounting holes with 3/8 inch bit.<br />

Fig 7.2.4 - Forearm Assembly<br />

10) Attach bolts on the two mounting holes only.<br />

11) Place the collar then the pulley then the other collar on axle.<br />

12) Ensure everything is square and tighten down collars using allen wrench on set screw.<br />

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