Operator’s Manual
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WARRANTY
OVERALL DIMENSIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SPECIFICATIONS
SAFETY SIGNS
SAFETY
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2
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BELT TENSION
BLADE TRACKING
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ADJUSTING THE RIGHT HAND SIDE
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ADJUSTING THE LEFT HAND SIDE
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MOVING THE BLADE FORWARD
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MOVING THE BLADE REARWARD
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BLADE GUIDE ADJUSTMENT
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BLADE TENSION
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CHANGING THE BLADE 35
REPLACING BELTS
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WORK AREA
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE SAFETY
PERSONAL SAFETY
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5
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TOOL USE AND CARE
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EQUIPMENT OPERATION
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MAINTENANCE
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TRACK
RAILS & CENTER BUNK
MID & END BUNKS
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5
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9
10
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SQUARING THE TRACK AND SETTING THE WIDTH
FEET
LIMIT PLATE
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12
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LOG CLAMPS
LOG SUPPORTS
SAWMILL HEAD ASSEMBLY
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14
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STANDING THE SAWHEAD UPRIGHT
REAR POSTS
CROSS BEAM & HEAD STOPS
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17
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LIFTING SYSTEM
LOG SCALE
THROTTLE HANDLE
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21
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LIFT CABLE ROUTING
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24
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ENGINE
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28
ASSEMBLY
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SAWMILL SET-UP PROCEDURES
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SAWMILL MAINTENANCE
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DIAGRAM-ENSEMBLE
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DIAGRAM(A)-BAND WHEEL HOUSING
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PARTS LIST(A)-BAND WHEEL HOUSING
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DIAGRAM(B)-CARRIAGE
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PARTS LIST(B)-CARRIAGE
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DIAGRAM(C)
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PARTS LIST(C)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
LUBRICATION TANK AND FUEL TANK
TRANSPARENT WATER PIPE AND BLACK TUBING
TROUBLESHOOTING
ELECTRICAL WIRING CONNECTION
SPECIFICATIONS
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SPECIFICATIONS
Engine
Model SM-36MAX
Engine Type
Dual cylinder (90'V type)4 stroke forced air Colling
Engine Displacement
Horsepower
ZONGSHEN GB750 HONDA GX690
688 cc
1133/1257 lbs
25 HP
750 cc
25 HP
Start
Log Diameter
Max Live Edge Width
Standard Cutting Length
Max Board Thickness
Blade Engagement System
Cast Iron Bandwheel Diameter
Blade Wheel Engagement
Blade Guide
Blade Tension
Blade Size
Blade Pitch
Blade Lubrication
Lubricant Tank Size
Fuel Tank Size
Track Width
Track Length
Track Extension Length
Levelling Feet
Log Rests
Log Clamps
Track Bunks
4 Post Head Design
Finish
Sawmill Warranty
Engine Warranty
Package Method
Packing Size
Weight(N.W./G.W.)
E-Start
36 in
36 in
16 ft 2 in
7 in
Centrifugal Clutch
19 in
Belt Drive
By Roller
By Adjustable Lever
175x 1.3 in
7/8 in
Water Lube - Manual Valve
4 gal
6.3 gal
3 ft 10 in
20 ft
6 ft 6 in
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2 Long and 2 Short Rests
2 x Quick Lock
3X6 in
Yes
Powder Coat Paint Galvanized Steel
2 Years
2 Years
Wood
90 x 28.5 x 34 in
1115/1239 lbs
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OVERALL DIMENSIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
2250mm
88.5”
1150mm
45.3”
2550mm
100”
920mm
36”
6300mm
248”
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SAFETY SIGNS
SAFETY SIGNS
The rating plate on your machine may show symbols. These represent important information about the product or instruc-
tions on its use.
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SAFETY
SAFETY
• Keep work area clean, free of clutter and well lit.
Cluttered and dark work areas can cause accidents.
• Do not use your sawmill where there is a risk of causing
a fire or an explosion; e.g. in the presence of flammable
liquids, gases, or dust. Power tools create sparks which
may ignite the dust or fumes.
• Keep children and bystanders away while operating a
power tool. Distractions can cause you to lose control,
therefore, visitors should remain a safe distance from
the work area.
• Be aware of all power lines, electrical circuits, water
pipes and other mechanical hazards in your work area,
particularly those hazards below the work surface
hidden from the operator’s view that may be uninten-
tionally contacted and cause personal harm or property
damage.
• DO NOT run the machine indoors or in an enclosed area
such as a deep trench unless adequate ventilation,
through such items as exhaust fans or hoses, is provid-
ed. Exhaust gas from the engine contains poisonous
carbon monoxide gas (CO); exposure to carbon monox-
ide can cause loss of consciousness and may lead to
death.
• DO NOT smoke while operating the machine.
• DO NOT smoke when refueling the engine.
• DO NOT refuel a hot or running engine.
• DO NOT refuel the engine near an open flame.
• DO NOT spill fuel when refueling the engine.
• DO NOT run the engine near an open flame.
• ALWAYS refill the fuel tank in a well-ventilated area.
• ALWAYS replace the fuel tank cap after refueling.
• ALWAYS check the fuel lines and the fuel tank for leaks
and cracks before starting the engine. Do not run the
machine if fuel leaks are present or the fuel lines are
loose.
• ALWAYS avoid contact with hot fuel, oil, and exhaust
fumes.
• Stay alert, watch what you are doing and use common
sense when operating a power tool. Do not use a power
tool when you are tired or under the influence of drugs,
alcohol, or medication. A moment of inattention while
operating power tools may result in serious personal
injury.
• Be alert of your surroundings. Using power tools in
confined work areas may put you dangerously close to
cutting tools and rotating parts.
Read and understand all instructions.
Failure to follow all instructions listed
below may result in electric shock, fire,
and/or serious injury.
The warnings, cautions, and instructions
discussed in this instruction manual
cannot cover all possible conditions or
situations that could occur. It must be
understood by the operator that common
sense and caution are factors which
cannot be built into this product but must
be supplied by the operator.
Internal combustion engines present
special hazards during operation and
fueling. Read and follow the warning
instructions in the Engine Owner’s Manual
and the safety guidelines below. Failure to
follow the warnings and safety standards
could result in severe injury or death.
Only operate the engine in a well ventilat-
ed area. Carbon Monoxide (CO) produced
by the engine during use can kill. Do not
use indoors, near windows, or in other
sheltered areas.
NOTE: All Federal and State laws and any
regulations having jurisdiction covering
the safety requirements for use of the
machine take precedence over the state-
ments in this manual. Users of this
machine must adhere to such regulations.
WORK AREA
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE SAFETY
PERSONAL SAFETY
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SAFETY
• Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing, dangling
objects, or jewelry. Keep your hair, clothing, and gloves
away from moving parts. Loose clothes, jewelry, or long
hair can be caught in moving parts. Air vents often cover
moving parts and should be avoided.
• Use safety apparel and equipment. Use safety goggles
or safety glasses with side shields which comply with
current national standards, or when needed, a face
shield. Use a dust mask in dusty work conditions. This
applies to all persons in the work area. Also use
non-skid safety shoes, hardhat, gloves, dust collection
systems, and hearing protection when appropriate.
• Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all
times.
• Remove adjusting keys or wrenches before connecting
to the power supply or turning on the tool. A wrench or
key that is left attached to a rotating part of the tool
may result in personal injury.
• Never make blade guide adjustments, remove or install
blades, or conduct any other maintenance or make any
other adjustments while the engine is running. Always
shut the engine off, remove the ignition key, and turn
the engine off before carrying out any of the aforemen-
tioned procedures. Consult your engine manual for safe
shutdown procedures to prevent accidental ignition.
• Always be sure the operator is familiar with proper
safety precautions and operation techniques before
using machine.
• Never touch the engine or muffler while the engine is on
or immediately after it has been turned off. These areas
get extremely hot and can cause burns.
• Always close the fuel valve on the engine when the
machine is not in use.
• Do not force the tool. Tools do a better and safer job
when used in the manner for which they are designed.
• Never use the sawmill with a malfunctioning switch or
throttle. Any power tool that cannot be controlled with
the switch is dangerous and must be repaired before
using.
• Turn off the engine and place the switch in the locked or
off position before servicing, adjusting, installing
accessories or attachments, or storing. Such preven-
tive safety measures reduce the risk of starting the
power tool accidentally.
• Secure logs with the log clamp instead of with your
hand or another individual’s help. This safety precaution
allows for proper tool operation using both hands.
• Storing sawmill. When the sawmill is not in use, store it
in a dry, secure place or keep well covered and out of
the reach of children. Inspect the sawmill for good
working condition prior to storage and before reuse.
• Maintain your sawmill. It is recommended that the
general condition of the sawmill be examined before it
is used. Keep your sawmill in good repair by adopting a
program of conscientious repair and maintenance in
accordance with the recommended procedures found in
this manual. If any abnormal vibrations or noise occurs,
turn the sawmill off immediately and have the problem
corrected before further use.
• Keep saw blades sharp and clean. Properly maintained
bandsaw blades are less likely to bind and are easier to
control.
• Cleaning and Lubrication. Use only soap and a damp
cloth to clean your sawmill. Many household cleaners
are harmful to plastic and rubber components on the
sawmill.
• Use only accessories that are recommended by the
manufacturer for your model.Accessories that may be
suitable for another sawmill may create a risk of injury
when used on the sawmill.
• Always operate machine with all safety devices and
guards in place and in working order. DO NOT modify or
make changes to safety devices. DO NOT operate
machine if any safety devices or guards are missing or
inoperative.
• Never leave sawmill running unattended.
• Coiled blades can spring apart with considerable force
and unpredictably in any direction. Always deal with
coiled blades, including those packaged in boxes, with
the utmost care.
• Never use the equipment to cut anything other than
lumber or for any purpose other than cutting lumber as
described in this manual.
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SAFETY
1. Wear heavy-duty work gloves, ANSI-approved goggles
behind a full face shield, steel-toed work boots, and a
dust mask.
2. Operate only with assistance.
3. Ensure guide blocks are tight and track is level
4. Fill the lubrication tank with clean water and dish soap.
5. Start and operate the engine according to the provided
engine manual.
6. Depress the throttle to bring the blade up to full speed.
7. Throttle should be fully depressed when the saw is
under load.
8. Trim branches off the log before placing it on the
sawmill.
9. WARNING: To avoid death or serious injury. Do not cut
logs containing embedded foreign objects such as nails,
metal pieces, etc.
10. Place the log to be cut on the supports.
11. WARNING: The operator and any assistants must stay
clear of the front and back of the blade whenever the
engine is on.
12. Move the saw head slowly along the track and against
the log to make the cut.
13. Trim off the rounded sides of the log.
14. When the log is squared-off, boards or posts can be
cut to custom specifications.
15. To prevent accidents, turn off the engine and discon-
nect its spark plug wire after use. Wait for the engine to
cool, clean external parts with a clean cloth, then store
the equipment out of children’s reach.
Proper and routine maintenance is critical to operator
safety, achieving good milling results and prolonging the
life of your investment.
1. Bandwheel Bearings: Should be inspected before use to
ensure they are not worn. Bearings are sealed and do not
need to be greased.
2. Blade Guide Bearings — Inspect before use for exces-
sive grooves or scoring in the bearing case. Replace if
necessary.
3. Blade Tension — Grease threads of tensioning T-handle
when dry or as required. Use multi- purpose,
extreme-pressure grease.
4. Log Screws — Grease frequently.
5. Belts — Periodically check the condition and wear of
the drive and idler belt. Ensure that the blade does not
ride on the bandwheels.
6. Drive Belt — Periodically check the tension of the drive
belt. It should deflect by no more than 1/2".
7. Saw Head Locking Cam Handles — Grease assembly
every 30 days or as required.
8. Saw Head Vertical Posts — Spray posts before use
with a silicone spray lubricant such as 3- in-1 or
Jig-A-Loo.
9. Band-Wheel Guards — Routinely remove any build-up of
sawdust that may collect inside the bandwheel guards.
10. Lubrication Tank — Only fill with a water/dish soap
mixture (one to two caps) or in winter months, use wind-
shield washer fluid. Do not leave lubricant in tank if
temperatures fall below 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees
Fahrenheit).
11. Blade Lubricant — Never use diesel fuel or kerosene
as blade lubricant. These substances lead to premature
wear of your belts and poor sawing performance. For
winter operations, replace the water lubricant with wind-
shield washer fluid.
To avoid death or serious injury, do not
cut logs containing embedded foreign
objects such as nails, metal fragments,
etc.
The operator and any assistants must stay
clear of the front and back of the blade
whenever the engine is on.
Check the oil level before each use.
Change the engine oil if it is above the
maximum level. There is a risk of contam-
ination due to the short-cycle operations
common during milling where the oil may
not reach normal operating temperature
(212°F / 100°C).
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SAFETY
12. Engine — Check the engine oil level before each use
and maintain the engine according to the instructions
set out by the engine manufacturer in the engine manual.
13. Sawhead Lifting Cables — Regularly before, during
and after operations, inspect the cables for any wear or
kinks. Ensure that the cables are in perfect condition. Oil
the coiled part of the cable often to prevent premature
wear. Replace with new cables as necessary.
Check the oil level before each use.
Change the engine oil if it is above the
maximum level. There is a risk of
contamination due to the short-cycle
operations common during milling where
the oil may not reach normal operating
temperature (212°F / 100°C).
ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY
During several of the assembly steps, more than one socket or wrench of the same size may be required to assemble the
hardware. A socket or box wrench in combination with an adjustable wrench can be utilized if multiple same size tools
are in limited supply.
Assemble the track with the provided components and hardware listed in the table below. It is important to assemble and
level the track on a firm foundation before tightening all of the hardware and should ideally be 3 ½ to 4 in [90—100 mm]
off the ground. This will allow for easy cleanup of sawdust and log support height adjustments.
When assembling the sawmill, do not torque the bolts to hardware Class/Grade specifications. Snug
the hardware, then tighten a further 1/4 to 1/2 turn. Tightening bolts to torque spec can crush metal
tubing, ruining the components.
Assemble one of the bunk assemblies over the joint between both pairs of track rails using the components and hardware
listed in the table below.
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Track Rail
6X
TRACK
Bunk
Assembly
2X
Bunk
Assembly
3X
Limit Plate
4X
End Bunk
2X
Feet
18X
Reinforcement
Plate
4X
Hex Nut
M16
36X
Flanged Lock
Nut M10
60X
Flanged
Hex Bolt
M10 X 30 mm
60X
(Two-hole guide rail
beam welding)
(Four-hole guide rail
beam welding)
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First, set the six (6) track rails on top of four pieces of lumber of equal height. It is ideal to keep the rails at least 4-6 in
[100-150 mm] off the ground for ease of assembly.
Next, assemble the bunk assembly over the rail joints with a reinforcement plate under the rails on both the left and right
sides. Use eight M10 X 30 mm flanged hex bolts and M10 flanged lock nuts per side.
Keep the outer faces of the rails 45 ¼ in [1150 mm] apart but do not fully tighten the hardware. Snug the bolts enough
so that minor adjustments to the track width can be made once all the bunks are assembled to the rails.
Build track up off the ground
on large timbers or blocks for
ease of assembly, preferably
4-6 in [100-150 mm] tall
ASSEMBLY
RAILS & CENTER BUNK
Reinforcement Plate
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 30 mm
Flanged Lock Nut M10
Reinforcement Plate
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 30 mm
Flanged Lock Nut M10
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MID & END BUNKS
SQUARING THE TRACK AND SETTING THE WIDTH
Use sixteen M10 X 30 mm flanged hex bolts and M10 flanged lock nuts (5 per bunk) at all end & mid bunk locations. Snug
the hardware in the same manner as the center bunk.
With the bunk hardware connections only snug-tight, the rails can be moved in or out as needed until the proper width is
achieved along the entire length of the track.
Once the width is correct and the rails are square, tighten
all M10 x 30 mm flange hex bolts and their nuts, working
from the center towards the end, as shown above with
the black arrow. Check the width and square of the track
again after tightening. Readjust if necessary.
Ensure the end bunks are square to the rails.
END BUNKS SQUARE TO RAILS
When the width is uniform along the full length of the track, check its square by measuring diagonally from one end of the
track to the diagonally opposite end.
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 30 mm
Flanged Lock Nut M10
Bunk Assembly
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 30 mm
Flanged Lock Nut M10
Bunk Assembly
Ensure bunks are oriented so
that the log support sleeves
are all on the same side
90°
ASSEMBLY
Four-hole rail
beam welding
Two-hole rail
beam welding
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FEET
Attach the eighteen (18) leveling feet assemblies to the rails at the locations shown below.
Assemble the leveling feet up through the bottom of the guide rail and thread the M16 hex nut to each foot. Do not tighten
the nut. Leave it loose enough so that there is a noticeable gap between the nut and the track to allow the track level in
later steps.
With the feet loosely assembled to the rails, remove the timber/block supports so the full weight of the track is resting
on the middle nuts of the levelling feet.
Turn the middle nut on each foot to fine-tune the level. Once level, secure each foot to the rail by tightening the M16 top
nut.
Feet
Adjust the level of
each foot by turning
the middle nut
Secure each foot
by tightening the
top nut to the rail
Hex Nut M16
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Use two (2) M10 X 30 mm flanged hex bolts and M10 flanged lock nuts to assemble each carriage stop to the inside of
the track rails.
LIMIT PLATE
Assemble log clamp components as shown below and use waterproof grease on threaded handle and T-handle.
Attach assembly to the track using the provided nuts and bolts and tighten. Attach log clamp assembly to the track as
shown below with the 4 nuts and bolts provided. Note that there are various locations along the track where this assem-
bly can be bolted. Depending on how many track sections are being used, select a log clamp position that will secure the
log firmly against the log supports.
LOG CLAMPS
Limit Plate
Flanged Lock Nut M10
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 30 mm
Limit Plate
Flanged Lock Nut M10
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 30 mm
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Ensure the log clamp tilts toward the log when clamping. If it tilts away from the log, remove the log clamp from the
receiver, loosen the T-bolt, reverse the receiver on the shaft by rotating it 180°, and retighten the T-bolt. Insert the log
clamp back into the receiver.
The log supports can be installed into any bunk with a sleeve by simply sliding them down through the top of the sleeve
and securing them with the T-bolt.
Assemble the log supports into the sleeves bolted to the log bunks using the components listed in the table below.
LOG SUPPORTS
Log Clamps
Flanged Lock Nut M10
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 30 mm
Log Clamps
Flanged Lock Nut M10
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 30 mm
2X
Vertical Long
Support
2X
Vertical Short
Support
Use the shorter log
support for
milling smaller logs
and square cants
The longer group is
ideal for larger logs
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The sawmill head assembly is built in multiple steps. Follow the sub-sections below using the parts table at the top of
each sub-section to gather the necessary components for each step.
Then insert vertical post assemblies into corresponding locations in head assembly.
Note hole pattern
orientation
SAWMILL HEAD ASSEMBLY
Front Post
2X
Wheel
assembly
2X
Clamping
piece
2X
Hexagon
head bolt
M12x80
4X
Hexagon
self-locking
nut M12
4X
Flat washer
12
8X
Note hole pattern
orientation
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Assemble front vertical post to wheel assembly using the two bolts and back plate. Repeat same step for the other front
vertical post assembly.
Lock the cam handles on both the square posts to prevent the head from moving when it is stood upright in the coming
steps. Ensure that when activating the cam handles, the clamps securely lock on the square vertical post.
Hexagon self-locking nut M12
Quick Lock Handle
Flanged Hex Bolt M12 X 80 mm
Hexagon self-locking nut M12
Flanged Hex Bolt M12 X 80 mm
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The sawmill head assembly is built in multiple steps. Follow the sub-sections below using the parts table at the top of
each sub-section to gather the necessary components for each step.
REAR POSTS
With the help of another person, stand the sawhead upright by rotating it around the rounded profiles at the front of the
carriage legs. Do not set the sawhead on the track until instructed to do so later in the assembly process.
STANDING THE SAWHEAD UPRIGHT
Wire rope
brush
2X
Rear Post
2X
Clamping
plate
2X
Hexagon
head bolt
M12x80
2X
Hexagon
head bolt
M6x20
2X
Hexagon
head bolt
M20x110
2X
Hexagon
self-locking
nut M12
2X
Bottom wheel
2X
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Assemble rear vertical post to wheel assembly using the two bolts and back plate. Repeat same step for the other rear
vertical post assembly.
With the hardware listed below, assemble the cross beam to the carriage posts.
CROSS BEAM & HEAD STOPS
Hexagon
self-locking
nut M20
2X
Flat washer
12
4X
Bottom wheel
spacer
2X
Rear gasket
2X
Flanged Hex Bolt M20 X 110 mm
Flanged Hex Bolt M12 X 80 mm
Clamping
plate
2X
Upper
crossbeam
1X
Hexagon
head bolt
M12x110
2X
Hexagon
head bolt
M12x95
4X
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Slide the cross beam into the two square tube posts. Assemble the upper crossbeam to the posts using the clamping
plates and hardware as shown.
Connecting
plate
1X
Hexagon
head bolt
M10x80
4X
Hexagon
head bolt
M10x90
3X
Hexagon
self-locking
nut M12
2X
2X
3X
Flat washer
12
4X
Spring washer
12
4X
Hexagon
self-locking
nut M10
7X
Flat washer
10
17X
Spring washer
10
10X
Bottom wheel
2X
Bottom wheel
spacer
2X
Hexagon
head bolt
M10x25
ASSEMBLY
Upper crossbeam
Upper crossbeam
Flanged Hex Bolt M12 X 95 mm
Clamping plate
Flanged Hex Bolt M12 X 95 mm
Clamping plate
1X
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Install the connecting clamping plate, upper arch, and steel cable roller, using a wrench to hold the nut while tightening
the bolt.
Install the lifting system, using a wrench to hold the nut, tighten the bolt.
Assemble the Lifting system to the posts using the hardware listed below.
LIFTING SYSTEM
Hexagon
head bolt
M10x100
2X
Hexagon
head bolt
M10x80
2X
Hexagon nut
M10
4X
Hexagon nut
M16
2X
Flat washer
10
8X
Flat washer
16
2X
lifting system
1X
Spring washer
10
4X
ASSEMBLY
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 80 mm
Flanged Hex Bolt M12 X 110 mm
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 25 mm
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 90 mm
Clamping plate
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Place the measuring scale assembly, the assembly includes the ruler and height indicator.
LOG SCALE
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 100 mm
Flanged Hex Bolt M10 X 80 mm
Hexagon
head bolt
M8x20
2X
Hexagon
head bolt
M6x14
2X
Hexagon nut
M8
2X
Flat washer
8
2X
Spring washer
8
2X
Flat washer
6
2X
Spring washer
6
2X
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A. Install the ruler, using a wrench to hold the nut, tighten the bolt.
B. Install the square indicator rod to the sawmill using the two bolts and tighten. Slide the scale indicator over the square
rod and tighten.
It is important to alternate tightening of the nuts (top then bottom) to ensure the indicator clamp begins to compress
evenly on both the top and bottom until flanges meet at outer edge.
Assemble the throttle handle to the post using the hardware listed below.
THROTTLE HANDLE
Hexagon
head bolt
M5x30
2X
U-bolt
2X
Hexagon nut
M10
4X
Hexagon nut
M5
2X
Flat washer
10
4X
Spring washer
10
4X
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Install the push handle assembly onto the rear post of the machine using provided U-bolts and nuts, the installation
height can be adjusted. Tighten the nuts in a position suitable for the operator.
Follow the parts table below to gather the components required for each step.
**PLEASE NOTE: *Ensure the engine idle speed screw is
correctly adjusted according to the engine manual. An
incorrectly set idle may prevent proper engine operation
and result in a poor cut.
1X
Hexagon
head bolt
M10x20
Lubrication
Tank
4X
Hexagon nut
M10
4X
Flat washer
10
8X
Tank Frame
1X
ASSEMBLY
U-bolt Hexagon nut M10
Hexagon socket head cap screw M5X30
LUBRICATION TANK AND FUEL TANK
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ASSEMBLY
1X
Fuel tank
Fuel tank
frame
1X
Install the lubrication tank bracket on the beam, using wrench to hold the nut, tighten the bolt.
Install the fuel tank bracket on the beam, using wrench to hold the nut, tighten the bolt.
Route the cables on both sides as shown in the below image.
Connect the water pipe. After the connection is completed, check to ensure that there is no water leakage at the joints.
Connect the black tubing from the lubrication tank to the engine.
Short cable, Long cable
LIFT CABLE ROUTING
TRANSPARENT WATER PIPE AND BLACK TUBING
Hexagon bolt M10X20 Hexagon bolt M10X20
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Add waterproof grease to the threads of the blade tension T-handle and to the washer face that it meets before use.
Proper blade tension is achieved when the blade deflects no more than a total of 1/8” - 1/4” up/down.
Please Note: We recommend adding some dishwashing liquid to the tank to help lubricate the wood – two to three
capfuls.
*Note – It is very important to take the tension off of the
blade by turning the T-handle in the counter-clockwise
direction when the sawmill is not in use. Failure to do so,
will result in flat spots on the rubber bandwheel belts.
These flat spots will cause the mill to vibrate
excessively during
next use.*
ASSEMBLY
Add waterproof grease to all “ ” handle threads on the sawmill.
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Push the saw head up and down the vertical posts. Check that the saw head moves freely along the track.
If it binds, the track rails may need adjustment together to achieve a consistent width along the entire
track system. Once the desired width is achieved, all track and bunk nuts and bolts should be fully tightened.
Using a tape measure, take a measurement from the blade to the top of the log bunk on both the left and right side. The
distance should be equal on both sides. If it isn't, you will need to adjust the lift cable ends at the rear handle to either
raise
or lower one side.
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ELECTRICAL WIRING CONNECTION
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Refer to the engine manual before using your sawmill.
Please note that the engine does not contain any gasoline
or engine oil when it is shipped. Furthermore, the engine
is equipped with an oil alert system, meaning that if the
crankcase oil level is low or empty, the power is cut to
the spark plug and it will not start.
Always cut in the direction shown above. The log clamp should always be on the right side of the log and the log supports
should always be on the left. Failure to cut in this direction can cause the log to come loose and possibly even cause
damage or injury.
*Now that your sawmill is assembled, please run through the “SAWMILL SET-UP PROCEDURES” in the following section.
Failure to do so may result in poor sawing performance, damage or injury. See next page.*
ENGINE
Log Clamp Log Supports
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To check the belt tension, with your hand, firmly try to
deflect the belt up and down. There should be no more
than 1/4” of deflection in both directions (1/2” total). If
the belt deflects more than this, it will need to be tight-
ened as described below.
To tighten the drive belt, start by loosening the four bolts
that secure the engine to the engine mount using a
16mm wrench.
Now that the engine is free to slide on the engine mount-
ing plate, turn the 16mm nut on the horizontal stud in the
clockwise direction. This will pull the engine toward the
stud and apply more tension to the belt. Do this
incrementally while checking the belt for proper deflec-
tion. It is also important to ensure that the engine
remains perpendicular to the drive belt. Overtightening
can cause the engine to twist on the mounting plate,
resulting in belt alignment issues and premature wear.
Once the desired belt tension is set, tighten the four
engine bolts. Alternatively, if the drive belt is too tight,
the 16mm nut on the horizontal stud can be turned count-
er-clockwise.
Never attempt the below with the engine running. As a
safety precaution, remove the spark plug cap. It is also
advised to wear gloves and
safety glasses when working
with the blade as it is extremely sharp.
BELT TENSION
BLADE TRACKING
SAWMILL SET-UP PROCEDURES
SAWMILL SET-UP PROCEDURES
Right Side of Sawmill
Left Side of Sawmill
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ADJUSTING THE RIGHT HAND SIDE
Saw Blade
Forward Direction
3/8”
Rearward Direction
Belt Pulley
The blade should run with the same tooth to bandwheel
face distance on both sides. 3/8” is ideal. Measure the
distance from the tip of the blade tooth to the front face
of the bandwheel on both sides. If an adjustment on either
side is required, the below steps will detail this proce-
dure.
The alignment bolt can now be turned to change the angle
of the bandwheel and track the blade. To move the blade
more rearward on the bandwheel, this bolt will need to be
turned clockwise. Alternatively, turning the bolt in the
counter-clockwise direction would force the blade to run
more forward on the bandwheel. Turn the bolt a 1/2 turn
and re-tension the blade.
Loosen the blade guide assembly bolt with a socket. The
round shaft should now be free to slide rearward and out
of the way. Perform this step on both guide assemblies.
This will ensure that the guide bearings do not influence
tracking of the blade while adjusting.
Loosen the tracking alignment locking nut with an adjust-
able wrench.
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3/8”
Wearing gloves, spin the bandwheel with your hand and
observe how the blade has changed tracking. Measure the
distance again and repeat the above step to further
compensate if required.The ideal measurement is 3/8”.
To adjust the left side of the sawmill, again start by
taking the tension off of the blade by turning the T-handle
one turn in the counter-clockwise direction. Using a
16mm wrench, loosen the “vertical nut” a ½ turn. Do the
same on the “bottom vertical nut”. Next, loosen both
“vertical bolts” a ½ turn. This will take the clamping force
off of the bandwheel shaft caused by these two bolts and
allow it to move freely in the following steps.
Once satisfied with the measurement, tighten the locking
nut clockwise.
Vertical Bolt
Bottom
Vertical Bolt
Vertical Nut
Bottom
Vertical Nut
SAWMILL SET-UP PROCEDURES
MOVING THE BLADE FORWARD
MOVING THE BLADE REARWARD
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Using a 16mm wrench, hold the “horizontal bolt” station-
ary with a wrench and turn the “horizontal inside nut”
counter-clockwise a ½ turn. Still holding the “horizontal
bolt” stationary, turn the “horizontal outside nut” clock-
wise a ½ turn. This has now shifted the “horizontal bolt”
and bandwheel shaft, causing the blade to track more
forward.
Once the blade is tracking true, bring the blade guide
assemblies back up to the blade. Keep a paper width
distance between the blade guide bearing and the back of
the blade. More information on this setup can be found in
the next section – ”BLADE GUIDE ADJUSTMENT”
Re-tension the blade by turning the T-handle a full turn in
the clockwise direction. Wearing gloves, spin the band-
wheel with your hand and observe how the blade has
changed tracking. Measure the distance again and repeat
the above step to further compensate if required. The
ideal measurement is 3/8”.
Never attempt the below with the engine running. As a
safety precaution, remove the spark plug cap. It is also
advised to confirm that the blade is tracking properly
before performing the below. Blade tracking is covered in
the previous pages.
Using a 6mm Allen key, loosen the blade guide blocks on
both the left and right sides.They should be free to slide
up and down.
Using a 16mm wrench, hold the “horizontal bolt” station-
ary with a wrench and turn the “horizontal outside nut”
counter-clockwise a ½ turn. Still holding the “horizontal
bolt” stationary, turn the “horizontal inside nut” clock-
wise a ½ turn. This step has now shifted the “horizontal
bolt” and bandwheel shaft, causing the blade to track
more forward. Tighten the vertical bolts, then nuts to
clamp the bandwheel shaft back its vertical position.
3/8”
Horizontal
Bolt
Horizontal
Outside Nut
Horizontal
Inside Nut
Right Hand
Left Hand
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Loosen the blade guide assembly bolt with a 16mm
socket. The round shaft should now be free to slide back
and forth. Position it so that there is a paper width gap
between the bearing and the back of the blade. Tighten
bolt against the flat on the shaft to secure assembly
back in position.
Proper blade tension is achieved when the blade deflects
no more than a total of 1/8” - 1/4” up/down when it is
firmly moved by hand at the center location between the
blade guide blocks. Turning the blade tension “T” handle
in the clockwise direction will add tension to blade.
When tensioning the blade, make sure the tracking
adjustment bolt sitting behind the T-handle (pictured) is
sitting back in its recess after you have finished and
before the mill is run. Failure to do this will result in the
blade being thrown and possibly broken.
Tracking adjustment bolt out of recess, If it looks like
this DO NOT start the mill until it is resting back in its
recess
Tracking adjustment bolt sitting in recess. It should look
like this before the mill is started back up.
Saw Chuck Shaft Seat
Saw Block
Thickness of a sheet of paper
Saw Blade
Thickness of a
sheet of paper
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Ensure the blade support arm is locked into place after
tensioning the blade.
SAWMILL SET-UP PROCEDURES
CHANGING THE BLADE
REPLACING BELTS
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Never attempt the below with the engine running. As a
safety precaution, remove the spark plug cap. Gloves and
safety glasses must be worn when changing the blade.
There are two rubber “V” belts on the sawmill and they
should be replaced as a set. It is not advised to replace
individual belts separately. It is recommended to use a B
2400 Li drive belt for the drive side and a B 1473 Li
follower belt.
Remove the tension in the blade by turning the T-handle
in the counter-clockwise direction and then open the
blade guard covers. The blade should now be loose and
free to pull straight out the front. The new blade can now
be installed, guards closed and proper blade tension set.
Remove the tension in the blade by turning the T-handle
in the counter-clockwise direction and then open the
blade guard covers. The blade should now be loose and
free to pull straight out the front.
Never attempt the below with the engine running. As a
safety precaution, remove the spark plug cap. Gloves and
safety glasses must be worn when replacing the belts.
B 1473 Li
Follower Belt
B 2400Li
Drive Belt
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To change the drive side belt, loosen the four bolts that
secure the engine to the engine mount using a 16mm
wrench.
The follower belt can now be changed by simply pulling it
off and installing the new one. The blade can now be
re-installed, guards closed and proper blade tension set.
*Note that blade tracking is likely to change and need
adjusting when new belts are installed. Refer to “BLADE
TRACKING” for more information.*
Now that the engine is free to slide on the engine mount-
ing plate, turn the 16mm nut on the horizontal stud in the
counter-clockwise direction. This will allow the engine to
move and will also take the tension off of the belt. The old
belt can be removed and the new belt can be installed.
Tension the new belt and refer to the BELT TENSION
instructions described in the sawmill set up section of
themanual.
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Problem/Issue
Producing wavy cuts.
Last board is tapered or
narrow in middle.
Blade comes off of
bandwheels.
Blades are breaking.
Blade is slowing down or
stopping when milling.
Mill is not cutting/cutting
very slowly
1. Inadequate blade tension.
2. Improper blade guide set up.
3. Improper blade tracking.
4. Sap build up on blade.
5. Dull blade.
6. Pushing mill too quickly.
1.Inadequate blade tension.
2.Improper blade guide set up.
3.Improper blade tracking.
4.Belts are worn.
5.Dull blade.
6.Pushing mill too quickly
1. Too many blade sharpening.
2. Inadequate blade tension.
3. Improper blade guide set up.
4. Improper blade tracking.
5. Pushing mill too quickly.
1. Inadequate blade tension.
2. Improper drive belt tension.
3. Pushing mill too quickly.
1. Dull blade.
2. Blade is on backwards.
1. Tracks are not level.
1. Tighten blade.
2. Gap between guide blocks and blade are incorrect.
3. Adjust blade tracking.
4. Install new blade. Always use blade lubricant.
5. Install new blade.
6. Slow feed rate down and push head slower
through log.
1. Tighten blade.
2. Gap between guide blocks and blade are incorrect.
3.Adjust blade tracking.
4. Install new belts.
5. Install new blade.
6. Slow feed rate down and push head slower
through log.
1. Replace blade.
2. Binding between guide blocks when blade is too
loose. Tighten blade.
3. Gap between guide blocks and blade are incorrect.
4. Adjust blade tracking.
5. Slow feed rate down and push head slower
through log.
1. Tighten blade.
2. Belts are worn or too loose. Replace.
3. Slow feed rate down and push head slower
through log.
1. Install new blade.
2. Remove blade and flip it inside out. The teeth
should be facing in the direction of the log
supports.
1. Tracks need to be checked with level and
adjusted to be square. They also need to be set up
on firm, sturdy ground/base so deflection does not
occur from logs or sawmill head.
Blade dulls quickly. 1. Logs are not clean.
2. Foreign objects in log.
1. Logs may contain dirt/sand causing them to wear
prematurely.
2. Tree may contain nails, staples, old fencing etc.
Possible Causes Resolution Options
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Problem/Issue
Mill is vibrating excessively. 1. Log is not clampedsecurely.
2. Belts are deformed.
3. Bandwheel bearing issue.
4. Pushing mill too quickly.
5. Loose bolts.
1. Ensure log is clamped firmly resting on log
bunks and against log supports.
2. Belts may have flats in them from leaving
blade tension tight when not in use. Replace them.
3.Inspect and replace the bandwheel bearings if worn.
4. Slow feed rate down when milling,
5. Check all bolts to ensure they are tight.
Possible Causes Resolution Options
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DIAGRAM-ENSEMBLE
DIAGRAM-ENSEMBLE
A
B
C
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DIAGRAM(A)-BAND WHEEL HOUSING
DIAGRAM(A)-BAND WHEEL HOUSING
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PARTS LIST(A)-BAND WHEEL HOUSING
PARTS LIST(A)-BAND WHEEL HOUSING
REF DESCRIPTION QTY
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
A24
A25
A26
A27
A28
A29
Battery
Flat washer 5
Cover for battery box
Allen bolt M5x16
Self locking nut M5
Spring washer 5
bracket
Battery washer
GT40G saw blade 4440
Bi 2400 driving V Belt
Bi1473 follower belt
Hexagon bolt M10X25
Spring washer 10
Big washer (Ф10*35*3.0)
C ring 62 for hole
Bearing 6305
Belt pulley
C ring 17 for shaft
Cring 40 for hole
Bearing 6203-2RS
Tension wheel
Shaftfor tension wheel
Flat washer 16
America 3/8X24X25
America 3/8X16X25
Flat washer 10
Clutch
Cover for clutch
Gasoline engine
1
4
1
4
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
7
7
5
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
22
1
1
1
REF DESCRIPTION QTY
A30
A31
A32
A33
A34
A35
A36
A37
A38
A39
A40
A41
A42
A43
A44
A45
A46
A47
A48
A49
A50
A51
A52
A53
A54
A55
A56
A57
A58
Hexagon M8x40
Quick locking handle
Big washer 10
Self locking nut M8
Self locking M10
Locking plate
Nylon Bushing
Cover for Nylon Bushing
Carriage bolt M6X12
Right locking tube
GT40G-43 Pull the tube
Left locking tube
Upper lockfor door
Flat washer 6
Self locking M6
Hexagon M6x16
Right cover door welded
Cross pan head screw M6X16
Spring washer 6
Left cover door welded
Shield body welding (extra)
Hexagon bolt M6X20
Hex nut M6
Door support plate no. 3
Door support plate no. 1
Lower door locking
Rivet 4x10
Limit Switch YBLX
Cross pan head screw M5X12
4
2
5
16
2
11
4
4
8
1
1
1
2
20
4
6
1
8
18
1
1
2
4
1
2
2
8
1
3
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REF DESCRIPTION QTY
A59
A60
A61
A62
A63
A64
A65
A66
A67
A68
A69
A70
A71
A72
A73
A74
A75
A76
A77
A78
A79
A80
A81
A82
A83
A84
A85
A86
A87
A88
A89
Spring washer 5
Rivet 4x16
Big washer 4
Containerfor Instruction manual
Door support plate No. 2
Flower handle M8X40
Tension gasket (φ21*38*4.5)
Thrust ball bearing 51204 for automotive steering
Pull the handle and weld
Hexagon bolt M8 x 20
Pointer base for ruller
Shaft for driven blade wheel
cushion
Support for pointer
Steel rope
Holderring
Hexagon flange nut M10
Flat washer 8
Hexagon bolt M8 x16
Hexagon bolt M6 x 25
Hexagon bolt M10 x 55
Hexagon bolt M12 x 45
Hexagon nut M12
Hexagon bolt M12 x 100
Big washer Ф12*35*3.0
Shaft for drving blade wheel
Stop for blade
Hexagon bolt M10 x 12
Setscrew M6X12
Blade guide plate
Ball bearing 6200-2RS
2
3
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
2
4
17
1
2
4
2
4
1
4
1
1
2
12
4
1
REF DESCRIPTION QTY
A90
A91
A92
A93
A94
A95
A96
A97
A98
A99
A100
A101
A102
A103
A104
A105
A106
A107
A108
A109
A110
A111
A112
A113
A114
A115
A116
Base for blade guide plate
Hexagon bolt M10 x 35
Hexagon bolt M10 x 30
Hexagon nut M10
Selflockingnut M16
Right shaft for blade guide plate
Push-pull plate
Left shaft for blade guide plate
Grease fitting
Hexagon bolt M8 x 20
Blade protection cover no. 1
1/4 elbow external connection
Sliding tube
Locking knob M10X40
Beam weldment (extra)
Hexagon nut M16
Hexagon bolt M16 x 80
Blade protection cover no. 2
Rubber bush
Push pull handle
Hexagon bolt M10 x 20
Allen bolt M6x14
Self-locking nut M12
Mounting base plate
Hexagon halfthread bolt M12X150
Pull shaft
Base for pullshaft
2
1
2
5
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
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DIAGRAM(B)-CARRIAGE
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PARTS LIST(B)-CARRIAGE
PARTS LIST(B)-CARRIAGE
REF DESCRIPTION QTY
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
B10
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
B19
B20
B21
B22
B23
B24
B25
B26
B27
B28
B29
Welding of bucket frame
Hexagon head bolt M10X20
PU high-pressure air pipe 8* 5 transparent
bracket
Quick connect CSL8-04
Hexagon nut M10
Spring washer 10
Tank for gasoline, 2 Liter
Flat washer 10
Lubrication Tank
Hexagon bolt M12X95 half thread
Spring washer 12
Flat washer 12
Clamping plate
Welding of upper crossbeam
Non-metal insert hexagon lock nut M12
Spacer 1
Circlip for hole 28
Deep groove ball bearing
Lifting wheel
Spacer sleeve 2
Hexagon bolt M12X65 half
Welding of expansion pipe 1
Copper nut
Lifting screw rod
Thrust ball bearing 51102
Flat washer 16
Hexagon nut M16
Hexagon bolt M12X85 half
1
4
1
1
1
20
20
1
35
1
4
4
20
2
1
11
2
7
7
5
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
REF DESCRIPTION QTY
B30
B31
B32
B33
B34
B35
B36
B37
B38
B39
B40
B41
B42
B43
B44
B45
B46
B47
B48
B49
B50
B51
B52
B53
B54
B55
B56
B57
B58
Reversing wheel sleeve
Hexagon bolt M10X80 half
Dial
Hexagon nut M12
13 hole handle
PLUNGER AS-KNOB
Hexagon head bolt M6X16
Crank welding
Elastic straight pin 5X24
Small round nut M14X1.5
Welding of expansion pipe 2
7103-20003C Height scale
Hexagon head bolt M8X20
7203-200050 ruler base
Connecting plate 3
Spring washer 8
Flat washer 8
Hexagon nut M8
Lifting square tube
Welding of left rear support
Connection plate no.1
Spacer
Hexagon bolt M12X110 half thread
Hexagon bolt M10X25
Upper arch cover
Hexagon bolt M10X100 half thread
Hexagon bolt M10X90 half thread
Right lifting wheel
Mushroom head emergency stop button
2
6
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
3
2
2
3
1
2
4
1
1
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REF DESCRIPTION QTY
B59
B60
B61
B62
B63
B64
B65
B66
B67
B68
B69
B70
B71
B72
B73
B74
B75
B76
B77
B78
B79
B80
B81
B82
B83
B84
B85
B86
B87
B88
B89
Emergency stop sign
Unable to pull off M20
One hole of button box CA-BX1
Flat washer 4
Spring washer 4
Cross pan head screw M4X12
Hexagon bolt M12X30
7001-230040 pulley 2
7101-240040 Spacer
7001-230010 pulley frame
Pulley frame seat
Hexagon head bolt M10 x 20
Hexagon head bolt M6X20
Clamping plate 2
Wire rope brush
Welding of right rear support
Self locking nut M20
Hexagon bolt M12X80 half thread
Welding of right bottom wheel
Rear gasket of bottom wheel frame
Right clamping plate of bottom wheel frame
Hexagon bolt M20X110 half thread
Bottom wheel spacer 1
Circlip for hole 42
Deep groove ball bearing 6004
Bottom wheel
Bottom wheel spacer 2
Washer for bottom wheel
Welding of left bottom wheel frame
60* 60 square pipe plug
clamp
1
1
1
4
4
5
1
1
2
1
1
1
4
4
4
1
4
6
1
2
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
1
4
1
REF DESCRIPTION QTY
B90
B91
B92
B93
B94
B95
B96
B97
B98
drag spring
Accelerator cable
U-bolt
33 Round pipe plug
Pusher welding
Hexagon socket head cap screw M5x30
7001-201040 Handle cover φ thirty-two
Throttle handle
Hexagon nut M5
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
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DIAGRAM(C)
DIAGRAM(C)
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PARTS LIST(C)
PARTS LIST(C)
REF DESCRIPTION QTY
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
Hexagon flange bolts M10*30
Guide rail
Limit plate
Hexagon flange self-locking nuts M10
Hex nut M20
Leveling Feet M20
Hook
Telescopic tube welding
Hexagon socket head screw M10X35
Telescopic left plate welding
Eccentric compression welding
Hexagon lock nut M10
Two-hole guide rail beam (not welded)
Log support
Two-hole guide rail beam welding
T-Bolt M10x40
Log clamp receiver
Slide tube
Sliding socket welding
Four-hole rail beam welding
Log support
Rail connecting plate
Hex Bolts M8*30
Telescopic right plate welding
Carriage Bolt M10x35
68
6
4
68
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18
2
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
3
7
2
2
4
2
2
4
10
2
2
