SOVA SERIES 7
PNEUMATIC SPRAYING MACHINE
SOVA
MAINT
PAGE 15
RISER PLATES
Riser plates are specially manufactured and precision ground parts. No substitute should be used
to raise the feed wheel assembly to its proper position. These parts are not subject to wear and
consequently need not be reconditioned but they must be thoroughly cleaned prior to installing.
Knicks or burrs should be removed with a file. Riser plates are only used to position the feed
wheel assembly to its proper operating height.
FOR CHECKING ONLY,
IF THIN RISER PLATE SLIDES IN HERE,
RISER PLATE SHOULD BE PLACED
UNDER FEED BOWL.
THE FEED WHEEL ASSEMBLY
After riser plates and feed bowls are manufactured they are checked at the factory for proper
tolerances. Riser plates, feed bowls are mounted on a spindle. They are secured in place with an
agitator. The assembly is rotated and checked with dial indicator as in the adjacent drawing. After
reconditioning these parts it is advisable to check the final assembly in the same manner.
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