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UPRIGHTS
12. Remove the strip bearings and shims from the
3. Check latching mechanism. Make sure that the
top of the intermediate upright channels.
Identify
right rear latch on the intermediate upright locks around
bearings and shims so that they may be installed in their
its respective lug at the top of the outer upright, and that
original positions during assembly.
the right rear latch on the inner upright locks around the
lug on the intermediate upright, when the upright
13. Remove the intermediate upright in the same
assembly is collapsed. Both of these latches should be
manner in which the inner upright was removed, using
locked in position by the left latch of each upright.
steps 8 through 12 as a guide.
4. Adjust the cylinder guide shoes with crosshead
14. Remove the chain sheaves only if inspection
centered in inner upright. Shim guides so that they will
reveals that they are defective.
slide freely the full length of the guide rails with a
maximum total clearance of 1/16 inch.
D. CLEANING AND INSPECTION
5. There should be 3/32 plus or minus 1/16 inch
Refer to FREE-LIFT UPRIGHT ASSEMBLY.
vertical clearance between the lugs on the outer and the
intermediate uprights and their respective latches, with
E. ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION
uprights collapsed. Refer to "C", Figure 27. If not as
specified, transpose load roller shims as necessary.
1.  Install parts in reverse of order in which they
were removed.
6. After installation and with upright fully collapsed,
measure the distance from the bottom of the upper
2. If latches have been removed, make sure these
crossmember on the inner upright. The distance should
are installed in the splines as they were originally.
be 1-11/32 inches. Refer to "A", Figure 27. If not as
Retaining pins must not interfere with latch operation,
specified, add or delete shims under the resting pad of
and latches must be tight on the shafts. Refer to "C",
the inner upright. To decrease the distance, add shims.
Figure 27.
To increase the distance, remove shims.
7. Measure and adjust, if necessary, the distance
from the bottom of the lug at the top of the outer upright
to the bottom of the upper crossmember of the
intermediate upright.  The distance should be 1-7/8
inches. Refer to "B", Figure 27. If not as specified, add
or delete shims under the intermediate upright resting
pad, as necessary.
HOIST CYLINDER
This assembly is the same as its free-lift counterpart.
Refer to FREE-LIFT UPRIGHT ASSEMBLY.
TILT CYLINDERS
Figure 27.
A. GENERAL
B-185

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