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G0646/G0647 50/65 Ton Ironworker
Lubrication
There are four points on the ironworker that
require at least monthly lubrication: 1) The beam
pivot shaft, 2) the shearing hold-down adjustment
rod, 3) the angle iron hold-down screws, and 4)
the shearing support frame leadscrew and bev
-
eled gears.
Before lubrication, wipe debris and built-up grime
from all threaded parts and gearing. Clean away
any remaining material with a solvent or min-
eral spirits product such as the cleaner/degreaser
from Grizzly shown in Figure
9 on Page 15.
Beam Pivot Shaft
Use a grease gun to add 1–2 pumps of multi-pur-
pose automotive-grade grease to the beam pivot
shaft grease fitting on the rear of the machine
(see Figure 49).
Figure 49. Beam pivot shaft grease fitting on the
rear panel.
Grease Fitting
NOTICE
Failure to perform proper lubrication main-
tenance on this machine will lead to prema
-
ture wear of the moving parts and will void
the warranty.
Shearing Hold-Down Adjustment
Rod
1. DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM POWER!
2. Remove the two lock knobs and the shearing
hold-down from the machine.
3. Turn the hold-down over and unscrew the
adjustment rod from the hold-down, then
thoroughly clean the threads of the rod and
the nut (see Figure 50
).
4. Brush a light coat of multi-purpose automo-
tive-grade grease onto the threads and the
contact points with the shearing hold-down,
then re-install the adjustment rod and hold-
down.
Figure 50. Back side of shearing hold-down and
adjustment rod.
Adjustment Rod
Shearing Hold-Down
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