step 1.

select a location just before the tail pulley. make sure the location
accommodates the length of safety chain plus the overall length of v-plow as
this will ensure if breakaway happens the plow can not reach the tail pulley. it is
critical to choose a safe location

step 2
once location is chossen put pre- ensambled v-plow on belt. all brackets and
safety cahin and blades are already assembled. all that is required is to either
bolt or weld brackets to the conveyor frame (see ) it is critical to have main
bracket maounted in front of v-plow

step 3.
make sure safety chain is attached to conveyor separate and not tothe
provided brackets. also attach to the front direction of the v-plow

Eagle E1hp & E4Hd Primary cleaner Installation Instructions

Eagle E1hp & E4Hd Primary cleaner are designed to be used on cconveyor with
pulley diameters ranging 18" diameter to 48"

* Important: make sure conveyor is locked out & tagged out before starting
step1

step 1.
determine pulley diameter measuring from center of shaft to belt surface.
multiply "A" x 2 por pulley diameter. using GAP chart and pulley diameter
determine "G" dimension. this is the distance from the center of the mounting
tube to the face of the belt.

step 2.

after determining the GAP "G" dimesion, trasnfer "a" & "g" dimensions to the
chute in an arc from 2 clock to 5 clock. this arc plus blade height 6 5/8" for
E1, 7 1/2" for E4, will determine blade tip contact with the belt. see chart. then
center and cut a 3 1/2" diameter hole on the tensioner side and 2 3/4"
diameter hole on the opposite side of the chute. you can also use the provided
4 - bolt flange cut out template. this will help in the predrilling or cutting of
bracket bolt holes. templates is aslo available on website.
if chute wall is not available we recommend our universal telescoping bracket
mount.

ste 3.
pass mounting tube through the access holes and install trhe blase in the tube
using the provided locking clip. center blade on head pulley. note: we
recommend installing an eagle safety inspection access door.
step 4.

install mounting brackets in desired location and bolt conveyor chute ( leaving
finger tight). check blade contact with the belt. make sure everything is level
and square to the belt. then finish tightening the mounting brackets to the
chute.
note: final blade tip should not be less than 2 clock o more than 5 clock. see
"
" material flow and blade position" section on last page for explanation of
blade contact point

step 5.
reinstall spring (a) slide spring over the mounting tube and into tension mount
bracket.
(b) install eagle torsion ring on the mounting tube and spring into ring. (c)
measure 2 1/2" from end of eagle torsion ring and cut excess pipe. (d) slide
tension guide cap over end of pipe.

step6
setting the table tension: rotate blade until contacts the belt and lock in place
with set screw located at the top-center of universal torsion mounting bracket.

rotate blade to contact belt

option 1
using supplied tension rod, first rotate tension guide cap "0" guide line to guide
line on eagle torsion ring. rotate eagle torsion ring counterclockwise until guide
line lines up with proper tension as per the tension guide cap.

option 2
rotate eagle torsion ring counterclockwise to correct torsion using 1/2" torque
wrench and tension chart above.

once the correct tension is set , tighten the 2 set screws on the eagle torsion
ring then release the set screw on top of the universal torsion mounting
brackets, to transfer the tension to the blade
step 7 .
at this point your cleaner is installed and properly tensioned. cut away any
excess tube and intall safety tube covers. apply safety stickers to chute near
brackets.

material flow and blade position

material will leave the head pulley at different angles depending on the speed
of the belt. the main flow of material is usually followed by small particles
below main flow. blade should contact the belt that point. wiht belt speeds
above 350 fpm the blade can be moved further up on the pulley contacting the
belt above 3 clock.

left the belt do the work!