SIDE BELT TABLE

Assembly Instructions

720 Industrial Park Road

Anderson, MO 64831
800-467-6065 FAX 417-845-6069
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4905 16500123 Side Belt Table

 PARTS LIST AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR
SIDE BELT COLLECTION TABLE
This guide will address the assembly of and parts identification for the revised side belt collection table.
Maintence and repair of the unit is also covered in this manual.

WARNING: Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service or maintenance can cause property damage, injury or
death. Read the installation, operating and maintenance instructions thoroughly before installing or servicing this equipment.

L'installation déplacée, l'ajustement, le changement, le service ou l'entretien peuvent causer les dommages de propriété, la
blessure ou la mort. Lire l'installation, fonctionnant et les instructions d'entretien à fond avant d'installer ou entretenir cet
équipement.

La instalación impropia, ajuste, modificación, servicio o mantenimiento puede causar dañado propiedad, herida o muerte.
Lea la instalación, trabajar y mantenimiento instrucciones completamente antes de instalar o poner en funcionamiento
equipo.

DANGER !
Take necessary precautions when working with sheet metal, edges may be
SHARP!
Faites attention quand travaillant avec feuillet, les bords peuvent être AIGUISÉ !
¡Tome las precauciones necesarias al trabajar con metal laminado, las orillas
pueden ser AGUDAS!

DANGER !
Shock hazard exists! Disconnect all power before opening enclosure for servicing.
Allow 5 minutes power off for capacitor to discharge on circuit board. Control must
be grounded.

Danger de choc existe! Débrancher tout pouvoir électrique avant d'ouvrir le couver-
cle. Permettre cinq minutes pour le condensateur pour décharger. Contrôle électron-
ique doit avoir fil de terre.

Calambre peligro existe! Desconecte todo energía eléctrica de controlar antes de

abrir la tapa. Permita cinco minutos para condensador de descargar antes de abrir.
El control se debe moler.

DANGER !
Beware of pinch point between the small roll (Pinch Roll) and the large roll (Drive Roll)
in belt conveyor drive unit.
Avoir conscience de pincer endroit entre le troisième petit rouleau et le quatrième
grand rouleau dans transporteuse corroie contrôle.
Tener cuidado de el pellizco punto en medio el tercera pequeño rollo y el cuarta
grande rollo en el transportador del cinturón unidad.

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NOTES

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 SIDE BELT TABLE PARTS LIST

1 16-103655 SHELF: UPPER CSCT 1

2 16500067 BRACKET, UPPER SHELF ADJ. 2
3 16500041 PLATE, BACK TABLE/DECK 1
4 16500048 BRACKET, P-WAY & RAIL 4
5 16500042 SUPPORT, TABLE PASSAGEWAY 2
6 16000041 RAIL,TABLE BACK EGG 1
7 16500053 BRACKET, EGG RAIL PIVOT 2
8 16000039 RAIL,TABLE SIDE EGG 2
9 16000038 RAIL,TABLE FRONT EGG 1
10 16500050 DECK, TABLE SIDE SHELF 2
11 16500049 BRACE, TABLE SHELF 3
12 16500045 COVER, TABLE DRIVE ROLL (RIGHT) 1
13 16500047 COVER, TABLE DRIVE ROLL (LEFT) 1
14 16500054 SUPPORT, EGG RAIL FRONT 2
15 16500056 BRACKET, CONTROL MOUNT (LOW) 1
16 16-103807 TAKE UP ASM: CT2001 2
17 16-35572 BRUSH: TAMPICO WHT 5" x 1-1/2" 2
18 16-104033 PINCH ROLL ASM: CLEAN SWEEP 2
19 16-37820 MOTOR: 1 HP DC 90 VDC 1
20 16000103 REDUCER, 60:1 HOLLOW SHAFT 1
16000102 GEARMOTOR, DC 0-1 HP 0-180V(combined drive unit)
21 16000025 DECK,SEG COLLECTION TABLE HDPE 1
22 16-101483 PULLEY: DRUM, 5" 2
23 16-101482 BEARING: FLANGE, 3/4" 2
24 16-102983 SHAFT: DRIVE 3/4" SEGS 1
25 CONTROL, V-SPD 120VAC/90VDC see pg 6
26 16-103621 ADJUSTER: BELT DRUM TS 2
27 16-103679 BRKT: BRUSH MNT CSCT 2
28 16500039 MOUNT,TABLE GEARMOTOR 1
29 16500055 SUPPORT, LITTER TRAY 2
30 16-101484 BIN: PLASTIC 2
31 16500040 PLATE, FRONT TABLE 1
32 16500038 LEG, UPPER TABLE 2
34 16500036 PANEL, CENTER FOOT 2
35 16500037 LEG, LOWER TABLE 2
37 16500035 FOOT, COLLECTION TABLE 2
38 JD4450 FOOT,ACME THD 4

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
33 16500080 DECK, COLLECTION TABLE FRONT 1
36 16500079 BRACE, FRONT SHELF 2
39 JD4495 TRIM-LOK,.0937 per ft.
40 16500081 BRACKET, CONTROL MOUNT (HIGH) 1
41 16000094 SCREW, HWS SHML 1/4-14 X 3/4" 4
16-37193 PAD: NEST TURF GRAY 12 X 13 ea.

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1 16-101468 BEARING: RLR1.5ODX.64IDX8.000
2 16-103703 SHAFT: RETURN ROLL
3 16-63702 NUT: HEX 3/8-16 - PLATE
4 16-5031 ROD:TIE THRD SEGS-T/200
5 16-37039 SPRING: COMPRESSION 3”
6 16-101468 BEARING: RLR1.5ODX.64IDX8.000
7 16-103702 SHAFT: PINCH ROLL
8 16-103621 ADJUSTER: BELT DRUM
9 16-101483 PULLEY: DRUM 5”
10 16-101482 BEARING: FLANGE 3/4” DIA
11 16000102 GEARMOTOR, DC 0-1 HP 0-180V

12 16-104033 PINCH ROLL ASM.

13 16-13191700 WASHER: NYLON SHOULDER
14 16-13200550 NUT: HEX FLG LCK 3/8-16
15 16-103807 TAKE UP ASSM
16 16-101158 CLIP: HITCH PIN 1/8 D. X 2-1/2

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 TABLE CONTROL - Variable Speed DC

COMPLETE ASSEMBLIES:

16500061 CONTROL, V-SPD 240VAC/90VDC

16500062 CONTROL, V-SPD 120VAC/90VDC

COMPONENT PARTS

1 15100589 PILOT LIGHT 250 VOLT 8 16-10062 CORD: SJT-O W/PLUG 14/3
2 13005282 SWITCH TOGGLE SING PO 9 13008107 WIRE STRAIN RELIEF
3 16500088 LID, V-SPEED CONTROL 10 16000047 BOOT, TOGGLE SWITCH
4 16-101540 POTENTIOMETER: & KNOB 11 16000126 FUSE: 8 AMP SLOW BLOW
5 16500065 BOARD,CRCT PRPROG (MDA-8)
120VAC/90VDC 12 30863 PIVOT,CNTL BOX LATCH
16500064 BOARD,CRCT PRPROG 13 30862 LATCH,CNTL BOX
240VAC/90VDC
6 16500087 BOX: V-SPEED CONTROL
7 13005283 SWITCH TOGGLE DOUBLE
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pg. 9
 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE FOR THE GEMINI DC VARIABLE SPEED CONTROL BOARD

Gemini Model 12M04-00215 w/ 5M12-42 Chip

ALL ADJUSTMENT MUST BE DONE WITH A FULL BELT SYSTEM OR SIMULATED LOAD ON THE
MOTOR

1. With the main power off, turn the Speed Control on the front of the control box counter
clockwise until it stops. This will be the minimum speed setting. Open the control box. Attach
probes to read Voltage between A+ and A- terminals (See illustration on previous page for
terminal locations). Turn on the main power switch. Adjust the MIN SPEED potentiometer (P1)
on the circuit board so that the voltage is between 0.0 and 5.0 VDC.

2. Turn the main power off. Turn the speed control located on the front of the control box
clockwise until it stops. This will be the maximum speed setting. Open the control box and
attach the probe to read voltage between A+ and A- terminals Turn on the main power switch.
Adjust the MAX SPEED potentiometer (P2) on the circuit board so that the voltage reads
between 110 and 115 VDC

3. Adjust the I.R. COMP potentiometer (P3) on the circuit board to 1/5 travel from full counterclock
wise. Slowly turn the P3 Potentiometer clockwise until you can hear the motor RPM oscillate,
and then back off slightly from that point. If the belt stalls during normal operation, increase the
P3 set point by turning the potentiometer clockwise. When properly adjusted, the motor will be
able to hold speed with sudden increases in the loading.

4. The ACCEL potentiometer (P4) on the circuit board is the adjustment for belt starting
acceleration. When set fully counterclockwise, it will operate with normal acceleration which is
rapid. With P4 turned fully clockwise, the control will accelerate the slowest. This can be set to
the operator's preference.

5. Set the CURRENT LIMIT (P5) to fully clockwise and then back off slightly. The control current
limit is set at 14 amps DC instantaneous when set at maximum and is predetermined by the
components installed on the board.

6. The removable fuse is an 8 amp slow-blow type such as an MDA-8

7. The Green LED on the circuit board indicates Power ON.

8. The Red LED on the circuit board indicates CURRENT LIMIT.

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 TABLE SET-UP AND ASSEMBLY

STEP 1. Install Plastic Feet (as shown). STEP 2. LEG ADJUSTMENT.

STEP 3. BASE ADJUSTMENT (if needed).

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STEP 4. Install Eye Bolts for Table Suspension with nests (if required).

STEP 5. Install Upper Shelf Deck (as shown).

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STEP 6. Side shelf installation and control mount.

STEP 7. Optional front table extension with alternate control mounting. Kit # 16500057.

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 BELT INSTALLATION

NEST SYSTEM
Lift nest system if winch is used, to facilitate threading of belt. If winch is not used, follow the same pro-
cedure with system sitting on slats.
Thread conveyor belt from the drive end. Insert pipe or rod through roll of belt. Pull belt off roll through
top of conveyor tray to return end at back of house. Thread belt around idler roll and thread belt over
belt guides in nest on return run to table.

See detail “A” below

Detail “A”

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 REAR RETURN ROLLER
Assembly Installation

To mount Idler Roll Assembly:

1. Drill two holes in nest partitions. Mark holes (for 1/4-20 bolts)

2. Align Idler Roll to nest.

3. Bolt Idler Roll Assembly to nest partitions using two 1/4-20 x 1/2 bolts.

4. Verify that all bolts are secure. Verify that both sets of rolls are mounted square to the nest.

Make sure brush is adjusted to keep belt clean.

NOTE: Safety guards must be in place when in

table is in operation.

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 BELT SPLICING INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: FOR BEST RESULTS, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY BEFORE BEGINNING
THIS PROCEDURE.

Tools required:
Belt clamp - 16-37163
Belt glue - 16-37165
Sewing Egg Belt Kit - 16-37179
Large scissors
40 watt hot melt glue gun (optional)
Three blocks of wood (approx. 1 x 2 x 8)

After belt has been installed on system, carefully thread the bottom or return belt through the
four rolls as shown in the drawing below. It is necessary to put the drive motor in reverse to
thread between the 3rd and 4th rolls. Run the motor (in reverse) so that there are 8 to 10 inches
of belt through the drive roll. This is enough belt for the “work area” to sew and glue the belt.
Beware of pinch point between the 3rd small roll (Pinch Roll) and the 4th large roll
(rubber Drive Roll)

Pull the top belt so that the take up roll is all the way forward. Note where the belt will be
spliced (approximately 4 1/2” overlap) then pull an additional 18-24 inches to cut off so the
the belt will be properly tightened.
Mark the belt where the end will be cut off (approximately 4 1/2” overlap). Pull an additional 10
inches of top belt to provide “work area”. Clamp the belt between two 10 inch or longer pieces of
wood at the wall end of the table (as shown below). Cut the belt at the mark.

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NOTE: DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN THE BELT. An over tightened belt causes decreased belt life, poor
performance and excessive wear on the drive system. The belt may become cupped and allow
eggs to go underneath it. The belt may become permanently creased. The belt should be pulled
snug and slightly stretched.
Be sure to leave enough slack in the belt at the splice area for the following
cutting/sewing operations.
Cut the belt as shown, with tapered ends.
Use a cigarette lighter or match to singe the cut edges of the belt to deter unravelling of the
fibers. A minor singe is adequate.
NOTE: Be sure not to over singe the edges (identified by
extreme indentations into the belt).
Overlap the belt ends approximately 4” to 6” so that when the
belt is pulled toward the table, the end that is pulling is on
the bottom. (This will keep the belt edge from catching or
snagging on the joints in the passageway.)
Do not splice belt using glue only!
You may sew only, but using glue AND sewing is recommended.
CAUTION! When using hot glue, do not let it come in contact
with skin!

Apply a 1/4” bead of glue across the middle splice area on

bottom belt (as shown in drawing).
Note sewing pattern in drawing. Avoid glue in sewing pattern
as it is difficult to sew through glued belt.
NOTE: The splice MUST be made within 15 seconds from the time
application of glue is started.
Work fast, align edges and press together. Immediately apply belt clamp over splice. Clamp
and lock for 60 seconds.
Take the needle and waxed thread out of the Belt Sewing Kit (part 16-37179 or equivalent
substitute). Cut approximately six feet of the waxed thread and thread it through the needle.
Use a 1/4” running stich on the sides and a whip stich with 1/4” minimum between the singed
edge and the interior of the belt. Knot thread, leaving end to tie off and sew the belt together up
the right edge, along the top of the belt splice and down the left edge.
Without cutting the thread, turn the belt over and sew along the bottom belt splice. Tie off the
start and end threads.
To protect the splice, hot glue over whip sewn ends only.
Gluing over the sides will create a stiff, board-like splice that will not flow well over rolls.
Use belt clamp to flatten glued ends.
Switch on drive motor and watch for constant sag in belt beneath table. If sag occurs, either
the belt is catching or it is too long.
If belt is catching, find the point of restriction and release belt.
To reduce the length of the belt, cut out excess at an existing splice and re-splice the belt.
Check for proper belt clearance and repeat until belt moves freely through tray.
The belt may stretch some over time. When belt stretches beyond the action of the pinch roll
adjuster, cut the belt at an existing splice, remove excess and re-splice.

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 PINCH ROLL ADJUSTMENT
There is a spring and pressure rod assembly on both sides of each belt line and drive roller/pinch roller
assembly.
To increase pinch roller pressure, loosen the jam nuts on each pressure rod and tighten the pressure
adjustment nuts as needed to prevent belt slippage. The springs are pre-set at the factory, compressed
to 2 1/8”. Adjust as required.

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 BELT TRACKING ADJUSTMENT

Once the belts have been installed and spliced, they will need to have the tracking adjusted to keep
them aligned with the center of the egg trays, passageways, and drive rollers. This will keep the edges
of the belts away from sides of the egg trays and passageways and prevent wearing and fraying and
causing premature belt failure.

TRACKING ON DRIVE ROLLERS AT TABLE.

Open the drive roller covers on top of the tables and locate the lock nuts on the tracking adjustment
bolts on the inside of front table plate. Loosen these nuts to free the tracking bolts for adjustment.

With the table running, turn each tracking bolt clockwise or counterclockwise as needed to adjust the
belt position on the drive roller from left or right to center as needed. Repeat as needed if necessary.

NOTE: make small adjustments and let the belt respond to the adjustment before continuing. Several
yards or meters of belt will need to cross the roller to complete the adjustment.

Once the belts are centered and track well, re-tighten the lock nuts on the tracking bolts inside of the
front table plate to secure the tracking adjustment.

TRACKING ON RETURN ROLLERS AT BACK END OF NEST LINE.

The rollers on the Return Idler Roller Assembly can also be adjusted for proper belt tracking. Remove
the roller covers on top of the return assembly and locate the lock nuts on the tracking adjustment bolts
on the housing. Loosen these nuts to free the tracking bolts for adjustment.

With the table running, turn one of the tracking bolts on each roller clockwise or counterclockwise as
needed to adjust the belt position on the roller from left or right to center as needed. Repeat as needed
if necessary.

NOTE: make small adjustments and let the belt respond to the adjustment before continuing. Several
yards or meters of belt will need to cross the roller to complete the adjustment.

Once the belts are centered and track well, re-tighten the lock nuts on the tracking bolts and replace the
covers over the rollers.

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 OPERATIONAL MAINTENANCE

- The Gearmotor assembly and drive shaft Bearings installed on the table are sealed and
permanently lubricated. There are no ports or zerks on these components to apply additional
lubrication.
If a problem develops with the Gearmotor or Bearings, the drive system is overloaded due to
issues with the belt runs. Check the system for the following possible problems:
a. Belts snags and or restrictions in the return side (underside) of the egg trays and
nests,
b. Over-tightened or jammed cleaning brushes,
c. Mis-aligned egg trays and/or passageways,
d. Rollers in the table and or return assemblies that do not rotate freely,
e. Belt has been installed in the table incorrectly,
f. Belt splices are oversized (wider than belt width) or splice is poor & unraveling
causing it to hang up,
g. Belt tension is too high,
h. Belt slack adjustment assembly is jammed and cannot slide,
i. Belt tracking is out of adjustment at the front and back of conveyor.
j. Belt is rolled over or creased,

- Lubricate the plastic rollers in the table and return roller assemblies with a silicon or graphite
base spray lubricant. Do NOT use WD-40 or other types of petroleum based spray lubricants.
The rollers will absorb petroleum based lubricants, causing the rollers to swell and become more
restricted.

- Check the belt tension periodically If the belt stretch exceeds the slack take-up action in the
table, cut out a section of belt at an existing field splice and re-splice to shorten the overall
length.

- Check the belt splices periodically. This can be done while collecting eggs. If the splice is
ragged, frayed, or worn, trim and re-fasten.

- Check the belt brushes and adjust as required. With the sweeping action properly adjusted, the
wear on the brush should be minor. See Brush Position on page 14.

- Check the table drive rollers for wear and buildup. Clean as required. Keep all safety guards in
place during operation to avoid accidents and injury.

- Clean the plastic egg gathering gathering deck regularly with soap and water to keep the
incoming eggs free of contamination from broken eggs and manure.

- Clean the egg belts regularly per the guidelines specified by your Poultry Company.

- Clean the cooling fan on the gearmotor and throughout the inside of the table with compressed
air or a blower. Do NOT clean with liquids of any type.

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 EGG BELT CARE

The following are recommendations for the care and maintenance of the egg collection belt.

The belt is warranted against manufacturing defects.

Inspect belt during installation and after final adjustments have been made.

Install belt as per provided instruction:

- Shim nests so that they are level and the belt is traveling on a level plane.

- Assemble equipment properly so that there are no sharp edges or rivet ends in or
obstructing the path of the belt.

- Align system (including the table) so that the belt is in a straight line from the table drive
rollers to the return rollers at the back.

- Make sure that the belt splices are not wider than the belt itself and that all joints are
straight and true.

Keep the belt clean. (Follow instructions of your integrator as to what may be used to clean
the belt).
- Clean up any broken eggs or debris and sanitize (remove all residue as applicable)

If picking, snags, tears, or any other evidence of trouble occurs in or on the belt, immediately
investigate and correct the problem.

- Check for rodents in the house. Rodent damage to belts will cause snags, jams and
possible table damage.

- Check tracking of the belt. (It should be traveling down the center of the tray, not against
the edges)

- Check for proper installation of the equipment. (sharp edges or rivet ends in or
obstructing the path of the belt)

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 SEGS MANAGEMENT GUIDE

PRE LAY PERIOD

1. As hens are put in house, place on slats (if winched, nest can be raised initially to encourage
traffic to feed and water).

2. Nest should remain closed in order to train the birds not to roost in the nest. Once birds are
near lay or first egg has been found, the nest should be opened.

INITIAL START OF LAY

3. When the first egg is found, a diligent program must be initiated.

A. Search for floor and slat eggs at least four times in the morning and two times
during the afternoon.
NOTE: DO NOT disturb birds inside the nest to assure them that the nest is a secure
place to lay.

B. Place the eggs either on the conveyor belt or in baskets as per instructions of the
contracting company.

C. DO NOT allow eggs to accumulate in any specific location. This will deter other hens
from laying in the same spot and encourage them to use the nest.

D. Care should be taken not to disrupt hens in the nest.

4. During start up, floor and slat eggs will be at a higher percentage than what will be achieved
later in the flock but will reach a very satisfactory level when this guide is followed.

5. Close nest after last collection and re-open after lights go off.
Note: This will train the birds not to sit in nest at night or perch on the stringer.

PRODUCTION PERIOD
6. Collect eggs at least four times per day or as per instructions of the contracting company.

7. Do not allow eggs to build up on the tables during collection. This can cause cracks and
cross-contamination of eggs.

8. Continue to monitor floor and slat eggs at least four times per day for the remainder of the
flock.

9. Clean belt debris early each morning by running belt one complete revolution.

10. Any wet manure or broken eggs should be removed immediately.

11. Check brushes at rear of house to ensure proper cleaning.

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NOTES

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 WARRANTY

Agile Mfg., Inc., ("Agile"), warrants each new SHENANDOAH® product manufactured by it to be free from
defects in material or workmanship for one (1) year from and after the date of initial installation by or for the
original purchaser. If such a defect is found by the Manufacturer to exist within the one-year period, the
Manufacturer will, at its option, (a) repair or replace such product free of charge, F.O.B. the factory of manu-
facture, or (b) refund to the original purchaser the original purchase price, in lieu of such repair or replace-
ment. Labor costs associated with the replacement or repair of the product are not covered by the
Manufacturer. The Manufacturer shall not be responsible for the costs of removal or reinstallation of products
and shall not be responsible for transportation costs. The purchaser must first contact the seller to resolve
product issues covered under this Warranty. If the purchaser is unable to resolve warranty claims directly with
the seller, the purchaser should contact the manufacturer as the address listed below.

Conditions and Limitations

1. The product must be installed and operated in accordance with the instruction published by the
Manufacturer or Warranty will be void.
2. The product must be installed according to all applicable federal, State and local codes or regulations or
Warranty will be void.
3. Warranty is void if all components of the product or system are not original equipment supplied by the
Manufacturer.
4. This product must be purchased from and installed by an authorized distributor or certified representative
thereof or the Warranty will be void.
5. Malfunctions or failure resulting from misuse, abuse, negligence, alteration, accident, of lack of proper
maintenance, or from lightning strikes, electrical power surges or interruption of electricity, shall not be
considered defects under the Warranty.
6. This Warranty applies only to systems for the care of poultry and livestock. Other applications in industry or
commerce are not covered by this Warranty.

The Manufacturer shall not be liable for any Consequential or Special Damage which any purchaser may
suffer or claim to suffer as a result of any defect in the product. "Consequential" or "Special Damages" as
used herein include, but are not limited to, lost or damaged products or goods, costs of transportation, lost
sales, lost orders, lost income, increased overhead, labor and incidental costs and operational inefficiencies.
THIS WARRANTY CONSTITUTES THE MANUFACTURER'S ENTIRE AND SOLE WARRANTY AND THE
MANUFACTURER EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED TO, EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES AS TO MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR PARTIC-
ULAR PURPOSES SOLD AND DESCRIPTION OR QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT FURNISHED HEREUN-
DER.

Agile Distributors are not authorized to modify or extend the terms and conditions of this Warranty in any
manner or to offer or grant any other warranties for Agile products in addition to those terms expressly stated
above. An officer of Agile must authorize any exceptions to this Warranty in writing. The Manufacturer
reserves the right to change models and specifications at any time without notice or obligation to improve pre-
vious models.
Agile Mfg., Inc.
720 Industrial Park Road, Anderson, MO 64831 U.S.A.
Phone (417) 845-6065 Fax (417) 845-6069 agilemfg.net
Effective 3/04

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