Bruce Jaeger Technical Services

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If you are a customer looking for (previously-arranged) manuals or graphics to download, click on the "Customer's Pages" link. Note that you will need a password to access your page. Since 1983, I've been preparing Operation and Maintenance manuals for custom machinery manufacturers in the Twin Cities area. This site has descriptions of the various services I have performed. The machines have had interesting variations in product transport: flat conveyors, cleated conveyors (both continuous and indexing), free-floating pallets on flat conveyors (gripped and held at various manufacturing stations), "walking beam" transports, rotary turrets, and screw drives (sometimes with variable pitch to match speeds between different substations). And, of course, manual transport for testing and lab work. (Using Whyte nomenclature, this last would be an "0-5-0." If you understood that, you must be an ferroequinologist*.) Sample manuals are a problem, because most (if not all) of these machines are proprietary. (You wouldn't want yours presented as a sample!) Here are a couple of older machine manuals from defunct companies that I've modified to disguise both the manufacturer and their customer: Terminal_Assembler_Rev_C.pdf Valley_Girl_30440_Rev_A4.pdf Since they're older machines, the design of the manuals is somewhat dated, too, of course. (A manual's design is almost always determined by the customer, and usually reflects their previously-released manuals.)

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