Introduction 
          Stains & finishes 
          Parts List 
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          Assembly 
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      PAGE 3. BOTTOM SHAFT
      
        - Place gear #22 flat on table with the teeth pointing in an anticlockwise direction.
        
 - Place clutch cam #24 in the center. Make sure that the cam is pointing in the right
 
            direction (see illustration).
         - Lock together with steel pin #23 (1/2 inch long).
        
 - Place (4) clutch dogs #25 around the clutch cam #24.
        
 - Press rubber "O" ring #28 firmly into pulley #29 pocket.
        
 - Remove brass shaft #12 from backboard #1.
        
 - Place the pulley #29 with "O" ring side down, on table.
        
 - Push the non-knurled end of shaft #12 into pulley #29 and through "O" ring.
        
 - Push shaft #12 further through pulley, up to the knurled section. Make sure "O" ring is
 
            still seated in pulley pocket.
         - Slide clutch cap #27 onto shaft.
        
 - Lock pulley and clutch cap together with (1) steel pin #23 (1/2 inch long). 
        
 - Attach clutch ring #26 to clutch cap #27 with (2) steel pins #23 (1/2 inch long).
        
 - Place this assembly onto gear #22 over clutch cam #24 and clutch dogs #25.
        
 - Assemble (1) spacer #17 and (2) nylon washers #13 onto bottom of shaft #12.
        
 - Place assembly onto backboard #1.
        
 - Push gear #30 onto shaft #12 against pulley #29.
        
 - Insert key #31. Press into place.
 
            The key is there to lock the gear #30 onto the shaft. If the key seems loose, turn it over 
            and file the tab to suit.
         - Assemble washer #32 on brass shaft #12.
        
 - Temporarily load top plate #35 onto the (4) uprights #3. Carefully align brass shafts.
 
            Check if gear assemblies rotate freely, then remove top plate.
        
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