Grizzly G1128 Manuale Utente

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G1128/G1129 Power Feeders

Use the 

as your template and mark the

outside perimeter of the 

and the loca-

tions of the four bolt holes on your table.

Measure the distances of the four mounting
holes from the edges of the table with an
accurate ruler. Compare those measure-
ments with the bottom of the table. Ensure
that the mounting holes will not be over the
cast braces on the underside of the table. 

Drill 

3

⁄

8

" diameter holes through your table.

Use 

5

⁄

16

" through bolts of sufficient length with

flat and lock washers to attach the base.
They will provide added support. 

Re-insert the 

into the 

Orient the 

properly. Tighten

the 

Tighten the 

on the

to inhibit spinning of the vertical shaft.

Mount the 

to the

Screw the lower lock handle into the

hole on the wheel housing.

Remove the handle and screw from

the

). Place

the outer half of the 

off to one side.

Position the 

so the

clamps around the bottom of the motor.

Replace the outer half of the 

Tighten

securely with the handle and screw.

Most of your G1128/G1129 Power Feeder has
been assembled at the factory, but some parts
must be assembled or installed after delivery. We
have organized the assembly process into steps.
Please follow along in the order presented here. 

Read 

in its entirety before begin-

ning assembly.

(Step 1 for G1129 only) Insert the 

through the 

The gear

rack on the 

should engage. 

Turn the 

so that

the 

is approximately centered

on the 

. Turn the 

so that the

is approximately centered on the 

.

Attach the

to the end

of the 

. Secure with the

.

Remove the 

by loosening the 

Set the 

to the side. 

Find the best mounting location on your
woodworking machine. Guidelines:

. The power feeder should not affect any

moving machine parts. 

It should be as close to the work area as

possible, i.e., keep the distance between the
base and rollers to a minimum. 

Test the location by temporarily mounting

the base on a stable piece of hardwood
which is clamped to the machine. Swing the
power feeder in a variety of positions to
ensure that the base is best suited to your
anticipated needs.