Volume 2

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H IG H SPEED I N TE RN AL TU BE C U TTE R M ODEL AA- 1

FORWORD
Congratulations and Thank You for purchasing the finest internal tube
cutter made today with patents starting from 1931.

The ease of use and rugged design will provide many years of
dependable operation. The type AA cutter has many accessories
available to meet your needs.

Sold in various Electric and Pneumatic models for cutting materials

from admiralty brass to stainless steel and titanium.

The type AA cutter can also be used to serrate multi grooves in tube
sheet holes using a serrating adapter. The serrating blades are
manufactured to your specifications.

The type AA cutter can also be used to trim the tubes to a specified
projection length from the tube sheet face by using the trim stop. This
will produce a uniform tube length for later coating

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Table of Contents

FORWORD......................................................................................................................................................................... II

CHAPTER 1 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1

INTERNAL TUBE CUTTER ............................................................................................................................................. 1

AIR SOURCE REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................................................. 1
ELECTRIC SOURCE REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................................................... 1
LUBRICATION OF PNEUMATIC DRIVES ................................................................................................................................ 1
INCLUDED ITEMS ................................................................................................................................................................. 1

CHAPTER 2 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 1

PARTS LIST FOR THE AA INTERNAL TUBE CUTTER ............................................................................................................ 1

CHAPTER 3 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2

OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR TUBE CUTTER TYPE AA............................................ 2

CHAPTER 4 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4

PARTS LIST FOR AN INTERNAL TUBE CUTTER EXTENSION ADAPTOR ................................................................................ 4

CHAPTER 5 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 6

PARTSLISTFOR 1465,1466,1467............................................................................................................................................ 6
D I A G R A M ................................................................................................................................................................... 7
FOSTER SV SERIES SAFETY VALVE COUPLERS .................................................................................................... 8
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................. 8
BENEITS: .......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
OPERATION: .................................................................................................................................................................... 8
MAINTENANCE: ............................................................................................................................................................... 8
SYMPTOMS OF WEAR: .................................................................................................................................................. 8

ASL .................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

SPECIFICATIONS -PRESSURE FEED .......................................................................................................................... 9

PRESSURE FEED -SERVICE KIT .......................................................................................................................................... 9

LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY ............................................................................................................................... 10

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INDEX .............................................................................................................................................................................. 11

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 Chapter 1

INTERNAL TUBE CUTTER

AIR SOURCE REQUIREMENTS
Recommended Air Pressure: 90 P.S.I. Minimum 125 P.S.I. Maximum with a 3/8 inlet.
1
The Cleco Drives (160 RPM) run on air pressure alone. Varying the pressure will vary RPMs

The Sioux Drives (1465 – 1000 RPM, 1466 – 550 RPM, and 1467 – 375 RPM) have a governor
that maintains speed as long as the minimum air supply is supplied.

ELECTRIC SOURCE REQUIREMENTS

Milwaukee Drives (1000 or 500 RPM) Standard 110vac single phase grounded receptacle.

LUBRICATION OF PNEUMATIC DRIVES

It is recommended that the supplied whip hose with the ASL #5 Lubricator be used for best
results. A good grade of S.A.E. #10 lubricating oil is recommended. Set lubricator to 5 to 10
drops of oil per minute.

Plain bearing grease is use in:

1. the pockets of the feeder spool

2. Coat the front shield of bearing #16 to aid prevent contamination

3. Gear housing of the drives

INCLUDED ITEMS
1. AA Cutter Body 6. 1/8” Pin Punch P/N 38

2. Drive 7. Assorted Allen Wrenches P/N 42

3. 1.5-3” Pin Spanner Wrench P/N 31 8. Depth Stop with Lock Ring P/N 19-08
& 21
4. A&S Pin Spanner Wrench P/N 27
9. AA Whip Hose with ASL
5. A&S Knock adaptor off bar P/N 29 LUBRICATOR and Foster Safety
Disconnect

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Chapter 2

2 Parts List for the AA internal

tube cutter

PART PART PART

lTEM PART NAME REQ’D lTEM PART NAME REQ’D lTEM PART NAME REQ’D
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER

1 1 Spindle 1 14 15 Jacket Assem. 1 27 20 Trim Stop 1

2 2 Pilot 1 15 15a Wing Nut 1 28 21 Stop Lock Ring 1

3 3 Pilot Screw 1 16 15b Cap Screw 2 29 22 Rubber Seal 1

4 4 Tool Holder Leg 1 17 15c Spacer 1 30 24 Handle 1

5 5 Leg Screw 1 18 15d Rear Stop 1 31 27 A&S Spanner Wrench 1

6 6 Tool Bit 1 19 15e Handle Stop Set Screws 4 32 31 Spanner Wrench 1

7 7 Leg Pin 1 20 15F Front Stop 1 33 87 Shaft Spacer 1

8 9 Cam 1 21 15G Handle Pin Set Screws 4 34 88* Shaft 1

9 10 Cam Pin 1 22 15H Handle Pin 1 35 89 Jacket Lock Ring 1

10 11 Spool 1 23 15i Bearing Retainer Ring 1 36 90* Motor Adaptor 1

11 12 Spool Cap 1 24 16 Bearing 1 1

12 13 Cap Screw 2 25 17 Bracket 1

13 14 Spool Feeder 1 26 19 Depth Stop

* Specify Drive Type for P/N 88 or 90

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Chapter 3

3 OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS FOR TUBE
CUTTER TYPE AA
PREPARING THE TUBE CUTTER FOR OPERATION
Before using the tube cutter, determine the thickness of the tube sheet, size and gauge of the tubes,
and the amount to be cut off the tubes. The tube cutter when shipped from the manufacturer is set to the size
and gauge ordered. The depth adjustment will vary with the requirements stated in the order of the machine.
The placement of the cut in the tube can be varied by adjustment of the depth stop (#19) and the depth stop
lock nut (#21).

OPERATION
To cut the tubes, start the air motor making sure it is on fully. Bring cutter handle to the rear position,
which retracts tool bit. Insert spindle (#1) into tube until depth stop (#19) is firmly against tube sheet. Move
cutter handle (#24) forward slowly until tube is cut through. (It will be up to the operator to get the feel of the
cutting tool so he will know how fast to force the handle when cutting various gauge tubes.) Continuous running
of the air motor will enable the operator to have better control and more rapid operation of the machine.

REPLACING THE TOOL BIT

When the tool bit (#6) loses it's cutting edge it is replaced by loosening the tool holder leg screw (#5).
This can be done by removing screw (#3) and putting long end of 3/32" Allen wrench provided, through front
end of spindle. Remove the worn tool bit by tapping with pin from underside hole provided in tool holder leg. On
standard machines there are two types of tool bits, namely right and left. These tools can be distinguished by
holding the cutting edge toward the direction of rotation. The tool bit with the cutting point to the right is termed
a right hand tool bit, and is used when the straight face is desired on the inner piece. The tool bit with the
cutting point to the left side is termed a left hand tool bit and is used when it is desired that a straight face be
left on the piece left in the sheet.

CHANGING ADAPTERS FOR VARIOUS SIZES

When other size tubes are to be cut, the ADAPTER consisting of the pilot, leg and spindle assembly
(1-7, 22) can be removed as a unit. The proper size adapter can then be installed in its place.
To accomplish this, the stop lock nut (21) and depth stop (19) or trimming stop (20) should be removed
first with the spanner wrench provided. This will expose the tool holder leg pin (7). This pin is a tapered fit and
should be removed from the side of the spindle marked with an X by driving opposite side with a 1/8" pin punch
provided. Once this pin has been removed, take the spindle knock off tool and drive the spindle off the shaft.
This can be accomplished by first pushing the actuating handle (24) forward. This moves the tool holder leg to
the side so that the end of the knock off tool can be fitted against the front end of the slot in the spindle. Tap
lightly until spindle comes free. Tool holder leg (4) is removed by hand.
When this has been done the new adapter may be installed by taking the desired spindle size with pilot
and screw (1,2, 3) and placing tool holder leg with tool bit set screw and rubber seal (4, 5, 6, 22) through the
large tapered end of spindle making sure that the X marked side of the leg faces the same side as the X

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marked on the spindle (CAUTION: CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN THAT TAPERS ON SPINDLES AND SHAFT
(1, 88) ARE CLEAN AND FREE FROM ALL FOREIGN MATTER.) Take the spindle and leg and place on shaft
(88) making sure that X marks on spindle, leg and shaft are on the same side. Move handle (24) until cam (9)
slot admits ball end of leg (4). Push spindle upon shaft as far as possible by hand. Look through spindle
pinhole. If there is a perfect crescent of approximately 1/32" showing on the front edge of the hole on shaft, the
spindle can be tapped with a mallet until the holes are in perfect alignment. Now place tool holder leg pin (7) in
the X marked side of the spindle making sure the small end of pin enters first. Tap with pin punch until pin is
flush or slightly under the surface of spindle on both sides. If pin protrudes, file flush. Now adapter is changed
for desired size. Place depth stop or trimming stop (19 or 20) in position desired and lock with nut (21) making
cutter ready for use again.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

The tube cutter should be dismantled and cleaned as often as necessary. To dismantle the tool,
remove the adapter (spindle, leg, pilot, etc.) by the method described in the previous section entitled
CHANGING ADAPTERS FOR VARIOUS SIZES. Jacket Lock Ring (89) at rear of jacket (15L) is loosened with
special spanner wrench provided. The cutter assembly may then be removed from the drive assembly by
unscrewing in a counter-clockwise direction. Next the handle pin screws (28) are loosened at least three full
turns with a 5/32" Allen wrench provided. The handle pin (25) is then driven out with a pin punch. This will allow
for the removal of the handle (24) from the jacket. The spool and feeder assembly (11-14) may be removed
through the rear of the jacket and disassembled by removing the two Allen screws. This assembly should be
cleaned and packed with high melt grease. Loosen front bracket (17) from jacket (15L) with special spanner
wrench provided with a counter clockwise rotation. Front bearings may be removed from front side of jacket
(15L) by driving bearing (16) from inside, keeping clear of bearing retainer ring (91). After all parts have been
thoroughly checked for wear, cleaned and greased, cutter may be reassembled in reverse order of
disassembly. The spool and feeder assembly (11-14) is inserted in the jacket with the cap and screw end
facing the front bearing (16). When doing this, make sure the gear rack on the feeder (14) is line with the
handle slot in the jacket. The handle (24) is now placed in the jacket slot making sure that the first gear tooth
on the handle fits snugly into the first tooth of the gear rack on the feeder. Line hole in handle up with handle
pin holes in jacket. Insert handle pin (25) making sure flats are toward set screws (28). Tighten set screws (28).
IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE RACK ON THE FEEDER AND THE GEAR ON THE HANDLE AR PROPERLY
ENGAGED. The, gear on handle and gear on rack should mesh over their entire lengths. Handle should make
a full travel from front stop (15F) to rear stop (15R) without binding. The jacket assembly may now be mated
with the shaft on the drive motor.
IMPORTANT: The X on the shaft must be in the up position and the cam must be to the left when
looking at the shaft from the front. As cutter jacket assembly is slid on over the shaft, the slot in the spool (11)
must be fitted over the cam (9) on the shaft (88) being careful to keep the cam and the slot in the spool to the
left when looking from the front. Once this fit has been obtained, the jacket is screwed on to motor adapter (90)
as far as it will go to jacket lock ring (89) in back position with moderate pressure. This requires that lock ring
(89) be screwed on to its limit, since the jacket will stop short of the lock ring when both are screwed on to their
respective limits. The jacket is then backed off approximately one turn, and the handle positioned at the desired
operating angle
IMPORTANT WARNING: The lock ring is then brought up to the cutter jacket and tightened firmly!
This will lock the handle in desired position, which should be kept tight at all times for safe operating. Front
adapters may now be installed as has been previously explained in the section CHANGING ADAPTERS FOR
VARIOUS SIZES.

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Chapter 4

4 Parts List for an internal

tube cutter Extension
Adaptor

PART PART PART

lTEM PART NAME lTEM PART NAME lTEM PART NAME
NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER
1 1A Spindle 14 5 Leg Screw 22 35 Tool Holder Leg

2 2 Pilot 15 6 Tool Bit 24 36 Shaft Leg

3 3 Pilot Screw 15a 7 Leg Pin 25 37 Pin

Extension Adaptors are a have a reach of 6” (152mm). Longer adapters can be made
to order in 3.5” increments, please call us with the size requirements and material
being cut. We will advise if it is feasible.

Available in custom configurations.

Pin # 37 is a straight piece of O1 drill rod. Cut to length then peened over and polish
to size. Use a pin punch to drive out the pin from a broken spindle and keep
unbroken leg parts for future use.
Series “A” Adapter’s assembly.

Place .125 inch pin thru spindle and leg. Insert shim in between leg and spindle close

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to pin. Gently peen pin ends into counter sink edges of hole. Remove shim, Leg
should move easily but snugly. File and polish pin smooth with spindle.

Place shim between leg and spindle on each Peen pin to fill hole champher
side of pin.

Remove Shim and test that the leg moves freely. Polish excess pin till smooth to spindle.

Insert toolbit and pilot. Add shaft leg and test that the leg moves freely.

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Chapter 5

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Parts List For
1465, 1466, 1467

Fig. Part Fig. Part

Description Description
No. No. No. No.
3. 44493 Retainer 38. 07129 Screw (4)
4. 10198 Bearing Ball 39. Q9724 Washer-Lock (4)
5. 44494 Support-Spindle 40. 43073 Ass’y-Handle(lncl.Fig.24-37.41-45.55,56)
Ass’y-Planetary Gear
6. 43327 41. 44253 Oiler Screw & 0" Ring
(1465.1466.1467)
63583 Ass’y-Planetary Gear (1464) 42. 14369 Ring-"O"
7. 19197 Gear-Ring 43. 43664 Ass’y-Governor Valve
8. 35128 Washer 44. 09704 Washer-Lock (2).
9. 35134 Washer 45. 06325 Screw (2).
10. 30467 Pin 46. 35067 Washer-Wave
11. 63349 Ass’y-Side Handle 47. 10520 End Plate-Rear
12. 12299 Case-Gear 48. 33997 Vane-Rotor (Set of 4)
13. 30356 Fitting-Grease 49. 12276 Housing
14. 10042 Bearing-Needle 50. 33979 Cylinder
15. 19461 Gear & Pinion (1465) 51. 10521 Plate-Front End (Up to Ser. No.8)
19462 Gear & Pinion (i466. 1467) 10531 Plate-Front End (Ser. No.8-100 & up)
19493 Gear & Pinion (1464) 52. 10203 Bearing-Ball (Up to Ser. No.8)
16. 21531 Ring-Lock 10228 Bearing-Ball (Ser. No.8-100 & up)
Ass’y-Gear & Bearing (2)*(1465, 1466,
17. 19324 53. 44219 Key-Rotor
1467J)
19325 Ass’y-Gear & Bearing (2)*(1464) 54. 22641 Spindle-Rotor (1464. 1465)
18. 10028 Bearing-Needle (4)* 22642 Spindle-Rotor (1466. 1467)
19. 22640 Spindle-Chuck (1465. 1466. 1467) 55. 14750 Retainer-Screw (2).
64184 Spindle-Chuck (1464) 56. 44245 Retainer-Governor Valve
Ring-Retaining (Used on Some
20. 21524 57. 14751 Gasket
Models)
21753 Ring-Retaining (1464) 58. 43672 Ass’y-Governor (1464,1465. & 1466)
21. 10044 Bearing-Needle 43670 Ass’y-Governor (1467)
22. 10203 Bearing-Ball 59. 10241 8earing-8all
23. 25976 Washer 60. 44220 Rotor
24. 43133 Ass’y-Swivel 61. 06000 Screw (2).
25. 21523 Ring-Retaining 62. 20368R Plate-Name
26. 13201 Swivel 63. 44379 Spacer-Governor (1465. 1466. 1464)(4).
27. 34819 Pin 44218 Spacer-Governor (1467)(4)*
28. 43334 Ass’y-Swivel Body 64. 30336 Pin-Roll (2)*
29. 14312 Ring-"O" (3)* 65. 21411 Spring-Governor (Red)(1465.1466.1464)
30. 33998 Ass’y- Throttle Valve 21416 Spring-Governor (Green)(1467)
31. 33993 Ass’y-Air Screen 66. 13183 Nut-Governor Adjusting
Weight-Governor (1465.1464.
32. 14307 Ring-"O" 67. 35069
1466)(4 )*(1467)(6)*
33. 14274 Ring-"O" 68. 43666 Ass’y-8earing Support & Spindle
34. 30424 Pin 69. 44222 Frame-Governor

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35. 30375 Fitting-Grease 70. 19206 Gear-Pinion (1464)
36. 30347 Pin (2)* 71. 30467 Pin (1465, 1466. 1467)(2)*
37. 33967 Ass’y-Trigger 30369 Pin (1464)(2).
72. 35260 Washer (1464)

D I A G R A M

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FOSTER SV SERIES SAFETY VALVE COUPLERS
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

BENEITS:
1. Plug and socket connect and disconnect at 0 psig.
2. Plug is securely locked in place before air is turned on.
3. Socket sleeve will not slide forward without a plug installed.
4. Downstream line is exhausted before plug is released.

OPERATION:
1. To Connect - Simply insert the plug and slide the coupler's sleeve forward to lock and
pressurize.
2. To Disconnect - First, rotate sleeve counter clockwise to exhaust pressure. Allow
enough time for air to exhaust. Second, rotate sleeve clockwise while sliding toward
socket end to unlock and release the plug.

* Operate by hand only. If sleeve

becomes difficult to slide, call
maintenance.
* To avoid damage, when
disconnected, set the coupler
down. Do not drop it.

MAINTENANCE:
* SV couplers are precision
mechanical devices that are
subject to normal wear and tear.
* In order to extend the coupler's
useful life, they should be used
with compressed air that is free of dirt and water contamination. They require lubrication. If
an in-line lubricator is not in use, they should be lubricated periodically with 10W air tool oil.
SYMPTOMS OF WEAR:
* When any of these symptoms exist, discontinue use of the coupler and contact
maintenance for replacement:
Compressed air is leaking from the coupler.
While operating the sleeve, the action should feel smooth. If sloppiness is felt, there is
excessive wear.
If the sleeve feels sticky, gritty or binds up during operation, there is excessive wear or
contamination.

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NEW IMPROVED

ASL
Pressure-Feed
Pneumatic Tool
Lubricator
INSTALLATION
slight film of oil can be felt at the exhaust port
INSTRUCTIONS The ASL LUBRICATOR
of the tool. This adjustment enables the
should be installed so air flow follows the
LUBRICATOR to be operated with all types of
direction indicated by the arrow. It is advisable
air tools and climatic conditions.
to install the LUBRICATOR as near to the tool
as possible, but the LUBRICATOR will provide
satisfactory lubrication up to a distance as
SPECIFICATIONS -PRESSURE FEED
NO.15
great as 25 feet. MODEL No.5 NO, 10 No.15 N0.30
5
The ASL PRESSURE LUBRICATOR is LENGTH 4 1/2” 6” 7” 7” 10”
WIDTH 2 3/8” 2 7/8” 3 3/8” 3 3/8” 3 7/8”
immediately effective. Once the LUBRICATOR
2 3 3 4
is installed and the pressure is turned on, HEIGHT 3 3/8"
13/16" 11/16" 11/16" 3/16"
pressure backs up through the feeder breather WEIGHT 16 oz. .26 oz. 34 oz. 34 oz. 70 oz.
line, into the oil reservoir where it is equalized. Oil
12 cu. 18 cu. 18 cu. 34 cu.
CAPACIT 7 cu. in
When the operator starts the air tool, pressure in In in In
Y
momentarily drops. Pressure in the reservoir PIPE SIZE
1/2"NP 3/4"NP 3/4"NP
1"NPT
1"NP
T T T T
forces a fog of oil into the air line the fog AIR
provides a perfect lubrication. This operation is FLOW
repeated automatically as the tool is in use. CAPACIT
100 175 175 350
350
Y FREE SCF
Since the LUBRICATOR operates under the AIR c/o
SCFM SCFM SCFM SCFM
M
pressure of actual air tool operation, oil is 100 psi
introduced into the air line only when the air 60
(PSI)
tool is in use. The pressure – proof window SAFETY
500 260 300 300 250
reveals the oil supply in the reservoir. FACTOR
Reducers may be used on all models for 4:1

smaller pipe sizes without harmful effects. Reducers for smaller pipe size may be used
The adjustable feeder with all models, without harmful effect.
makes it adaptable to all Pressure Feed -Service Kit
NUMBER
climates and conditions. KIT DESCRIPTION
REQUIRED
The new improved feeder Feeder assembly includes:
No.1 1
will not move under O-Ring ARP-56B-905
Filler cap assembly includes:
vibration. The normal No.2
O-Ring ARP-56S.-916
1
setting is for summer Serve Kit Includes:
conditions with a No.10 Feeder O-Ring ARP-568-905
No 3 Filler O-Ring ARP-566-916 1
oil. Sight window O-Ring ARP-568-
Increased opening may be necessary for 908
lower temperatures. When adjusting counter No.4
Sight window assembly includes:
1
O-Ring ARP-568-908
clockwise rotation will increase flow clockwise NO SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED
rotation will decrease flow for your individual Standard ¾ “ Socket, screwdriver and wrench only
requirements. Adjust to the point where a All standard tools.

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Limited Product Warranty
1. Warranty. Armstrong & Sons, Inc. ("A&S") warrants that this A&S Industrial Product (the "Product") shall be free from defects
in material and workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of purchase from A&S or from an authorized A&S
Industrial Distributor, as the case may be. Repaired or replacement A&S products provided under this warranty are similarly
warranted for a period of 3 months from the date of shipment to the customer or the remainder of the original warranty term,
whichever is longer. This Product and any repaired or replacement products will be manufactured from new and/or serviceable
used parts which are equal to new in the Product. This warranty is limited to the initial purchaser of the Product from A&S or
from an authorized A&S Industrial Distributor and may not be transferred or assigned.

2. Remedies. Remedies under this warranty shall be limited, at A&S's option, to the replacement or repair of this Product, or the
parts thereof, only after shipment by the customer at the customer's expense to a designated A&S service location along with
proof of purchase date and an associated serial number. Repair parts and replacement products furnished under this warranty
will be on an exchange basis and all exchanged parts or products become the property of A&S. Should any product or part
returned to A&S hereunder be found by A&S to be without defect, A&S will return such product or part to the customer. The
foregoing will be the exclusive remedies for any breach of warranty or breach of contract arising there from.

3. General. This warranty is only available if (a) the customer provides A&S with written or verbal notice of a warranty claim
within the warranty period set forth above in Section 1 and (b) A&S's examination of the Product or the parts thereof discloses
that any alleged defect has not been caused by a failure to provide a suitable environment as specified in the A&S Standard
Environmental Specification and applicable Product specifications, or damage caused by accident, disaster, acts of God,
neglect, abuse, misuse, transportation, alterations, attachments, accessories, supplies, non-A&S parts, non-A&S repairs or
activities, or to any damage whose proximate cause was utilities or utility-like services, or faulty installation or maintenance
done by someone other than A&S.

4. Product Improvement. A&S reserves the right to make changes to the Product in order to improve reliability, function or
design in the pursuit of providing the best possible products.

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HEREBY DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, A&S
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AND INDEPENDENT OF ANY OTHER PROVISION AND IS TO BE ENFORCED AS SUCH.

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theory, and whether arising out of warranties, representations, instructions, installations, or non-conformities from any cause.
The customer further acknowledges that the purchase price of the Product reflects these warranty terms and remedies.

8. Force Majeure. A&S will not be liable for any loss, damage or delay arising out of its failure (or that of its subcontractors) to
perform hereunder due to causes beyond its reasonable control, including without limitation, acts of God, acts or omissions of
the customer, acts of civil or military authority, fires, strikes, floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, war, riots, acts of
terrorism, delays in transportation, or transportation embargoes. In the event of such delay, A&S's performance date(s) will be
extended for such length of time as may be reasonably necessary to compensate for the delay.

9. Governing Law. The laws of the State of New Jersey shall govern the validity, interpretation and enforcement of this
warranty, without regard to its conflicts of law principles. The application of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the
International Sale of Goods shall be excluded.

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Index

¾ D L
¾ “ Socket · 10 depth · 3, 4 Leg · 2, 5, 6
Depth Stop · 2 lubrication · 9, 10
Disconnect · 9 Lubricator · 1, 10
1 LUBRICATOR · 10

10W air tool oil · 9 E

M
End Plate-Rear · 7
3 Extension · 5 MAINTENANCE · 5, 3, 4, 9
Milwaukee · 1
motor adapter · 4
3.5” increments · 5
F Motor Adaptor · 2

A Fitting-Grease · 7, 8
FOSTER · 5, 9 O
Front Stop · 2
A&S Spanner Wrench · 2
O1 drill rod · 5
ADAPTERS · 5, 3, 4
OPERATION · 5, 3, 9
adjusting · 10
adjustment · 3, 10 G
AIR · 5, 1, 7
ASL · 6, 1, 10 gauge · 3 P
Ass’y-Gear · 7 Gear & Pinion · 7
Ass’y-Governor · 7 Gear-Ring · 7 Pilot · 2, 5
Ass’y-Handle · 7 grease · 1, 4 Pin · 2, 5, 7, 8
Ass’y-Planetary Gear · 7 Plate-Front End · 7
Ass’y-Side Handle · 7 pressure – proof window ·
H 10

B Handle · 2, 4
Housing · 7 R
Bearing · 2, 7
Bearing Ball · 7 RACK · 4
Bearing-Needle · 7 I Rear Stop · 2
BENEITS · 5, 9 Retainer · 2, 7
Bracket · 2 Ring-"O" · 7
IMPORTANT · 4
Ring-Lock · 7
Rubber Seal · 2
C J
Cam · 2 S
jacket · 4
CARE · 5, 3, 4
Jacket · 2, 4
Case-Gear · 7 Screw · 2, 5, 7
Cleco · 1 screwdriver · 10
clockwise · 4, 9, 10 shaft · 3, 4
Connect · 9 K Shaft · 2, 5
custom configurations · Shaft Spacer · 2
5 Key-Rotor · 7 Sioux · 1
Cylinder · 7 size · 3, 5, 10
Spacer · 2, 7

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Spanner Wrench · 2
spindle · 3, 4, 5
T V
Spindle · 2, 5, 7
Spindle-Rotor · 7 Tool Bit · 2, 5 Vane-Rotor · 7
Spool · 2 TOOL BIT · 5, 3
Stop Lock Ring · 2 Trim Stop · 2
Support-Spindle · 7 tube cutter · iii, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5 W
SV · 5, 9 tube sheet · iii, 3
Washer · 7, 8
Wing Nut · 2
wrench · 3, 4, 10

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