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1. The Coats 40.40A Air-Flate can be bolted to the floor with suitable anchors throuah the slatted " ~ - -.... holes on each side of the base. Two diagonal anchors are sufficient. 2. The best Operating pressure range is 100-175 psi a i the machine. Do not exceed 175 Dsi at the machine. The 40.40Ais furnished-with a l/r.. pipe thread male fining for easy connection. This connection is located on the lower left hand corner of the operator's side. A 'A" I.D. hose.or pipe, for connection to the machine is satisfanory. Sufficient air pressure will assure g w d performance.

MAINTENANCE 1. The moving parts of the Coats 40AOA Air-Flate are self-lubr~cating, through the use of powdered

metal or nylon bearings, for a lifetime of performance. 2. Lower bead breaker shoe adjustment:

A. Clamp a 13. 14. or 15-inch rim without a tire on the table. 8. Cycle machme and note tne clearance betweentner#mflangeandthesmall lower shoe,ref no.

25 The proper shoe clearance is from 1 /16"to 1.W". I fc earanceisnotwsth.nlhesespecS,the shoe must be adjusted.

C. To adlust shoe, loosen %"x 1 -%"self-tappmg bolt. ref. no. 32, andaddor removeshimsto bring shoe into adjustment.

D. Tighten bok and check adjustment as described in steps A and B. 3. Air gauge recalibratlon instructions:

A. Remove lens assembly from gauge. B. Type " A gauges-loosen t w screws located onedge ofdial face inthe 1 Ootlock

and 2 o'clock positions. Caution: Do not lwsen over three turns. C. Pressurize gauge with 32 psi measured from a standard gauge. D. Type " A gauges-Rotate top dial until 32 psi graduation is in line with the pointer. E. Type " A gauges-Tighten the two screws-check alignment of pointer with

graduation. F. Type "Egauges-Insertscrewdriver in slot on pointershaft-adjust pointerwhiie holding shaft

stationary. G. Replace lens.

CYLINDER MAINTENANCE

She unique design of the hydraulically damped air cylinder, ref. no. 45, allows smoath, controlled bead loosening, mounting, and demounting. Internal sealing surfacer are chrome plated to provide long real life. A small amount of oil is usually lost after a pe r i d of time in lubricating the seals. It is important that the cylinder be filled to the proper level a t all timer. If the oil becomes low, the machine will surge at the beginning of its stroke. Cylinder oil level should be checked before initial operation. A special hydraulic oil, ref. no. 4 1, must be used. To fill, remove ref no. 102, front panel, by removing (4) ref. no. IW, 3/8" self-tapping bolts, (3) ref. no. 103, fi'' self-tapping bolts. Deprsr and hold foot pedal to run the cylinder to the top of i ts stroke. Remove plastic plug, ref. no. 42. Fill cylinder to within 1" to 13/16" from access hale in the top. Be careful that no dirt falls in through the access hole. Replace the plastic breather plug and replace the front panel.