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Note. In  proper  operation  the  lever
and  shaft  assembly  moves  freely  from
initial  to  near  vertical  position.
If
any  stickiness  or  binding  is  felt,  the
lever  and  shaft  must  be  removed  (fig.
14) and the shaft lubricated with grease,
Specification
MIL-G-3278.
d.  With switch engaged and
lever po-
sitioned, turn  adjusting  bolt
out until
the bolt head rests against the
blade and
plunger rod as shown in figure
Figure 42. Adjusting bolt turned in.
Figure 44. Head of adjusting bolt resting
against blade and plunger rod.
Figure 43.  Compressing  spring
to engage switch.
c .  While  holding  switch  in  engaged
position, pull lever forward until posi-
tork drive comes to rest against collar
and pinion stop. At this point the lever
is in a near vertical position.
Further
movement of lever causes the 30 lb drive
spring to compress.  Do not compress the
drive spring.
adjusting
bolt.

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