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Figure 43. Motor mounting bolt locations.

Frequently inspect the V-belt tension during
the first twenty hours of break-in operation.
During this period, the belts will stretch and
seat, which can generate a fair amount of
black dust inside of the belt cover. This dust
buildup is a normal condition during planer life
since the cover retains the dust. 

However, it is very important that you check
the drive belts so all belts have the same
tension

(belt deflection) after the break-in

period. If one belt is looser than the others,
you must align the pulleys. 

NOTE: When replacing belts, always replace
belts as a matched set.

Remove the belt cover.

Insert a wooden lever under the motor so
you can move the motor when the
mounting bolts are loose.

Loosen the two motor mounting bolts. See
Figure 43. 

Carefully use the wooden lever and pry up
on the motor and tension the V-belts.

Tighten the bolts so they are tensioned
equally and there is 

1

⁄

4

" belt deflection

when each belt is pushed firmly with your
fingers.

Remove the wooden lever and reinstall the
belt cover.