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· Glass
blasting & cleaning
· Re-sharpening
· New screws & washers
· Tolerance & wear check
· New wear bearing
· New zinc
· New sound dampening
plugs |
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* Replacement parts are
additional to the above prices
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MAINTENANCE OF
CUTTERS |
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Line
cutter are fitted with long-life kevlar-teflon wear bearings which
separate the spinning metal cutting blades. The bearing are water
lubricated and hydroplane on a film of water at all times while
spinning. the clarity of the water in which a vessel cruises has a
direct relation to the life of the wear bearing. Sediment and
abrasive silt found in rivers and waterways becomes a contributor to
accelerated bearing wear. Wear is negligible when running in clear
lakes and deep oceans because abrasive silt is almost non-existent. |
Bearing wear ultimately results in metal-to-metal
contact of the spinning cutter blades, causing them to strike each
other as they rotate, thereby indicating that a bearing change is
required. Annual replacement more often may be necessary when
cruising in an abrasive silted environment that causes premature
bearing wear. we have reports of wear ranging from 50 hours to 3,500
hours of cruising time between bearing changes,
indicating a direct relation to water clarity and bearing life. |
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service requirements
for
line & net cutters |
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Do a positive check to
determine if bearing change is needed! |
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Tightly squeeze cutter
blades together |
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Figure 1.
When blades do not touch and light can be seen
between blades, this indicates bearings have not completely worn -
approximately 0.010 (0.25mm) between blades assures bearing change
is not necessary |
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Figure 2.
When blades touch (metal-to-metal), this indicates
bearing have worn and must be change |
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To prevent electrolysis
the stationary cutter must have a zinc anode attached as shown below |
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electrolysis
prevention for spurs stationary cutter assembly only
stationary cutter parts are electrically isolated by the bearing
material and sound dampening urethane plugs; therefore, these
castings must be protected by our specially designed zinc anodes.
The zinc anodes is fitted to the stationary cutter blade protecting
it from electrolysis. We have zinc anodes for every
model
at all times and they can be purchased directly or through our
dealers.
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Marine Manufacturing
Inc.
201 SW 33rd Street Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33315 USA
spurs cutters are protected by USA and International patents
logo is a trademark of Spurs Marine Manufacturing Inc
Copyright ® All rights
reserved. |
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201 SW
33rd Street Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33315 USA E-mail:
spurs@spursmarine.com
US or Canada: (800) 824-5372 All Others: (954) 463-2707 Fax:
(954) 525-0239
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reserved.
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