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NOTE:
With header attached, latch pins should move freely through latch plate holes. If latch pins do not extend through the latch plates, make sure that the latching plates on the header are properly adjusted.
Latch pins (A) should move freely through latch plate holes in header when multi-coupler is latched. Latch plate (B) must make contact with bracket (C). Less clearance (D) should be maintained between bottom of plate and pin rather than top of plate (E) and pin. This may require latch plate to be flipped.
If adjustment is needed:
Remove cap screws (F), flip plate (D) end for end and reinstall.
NOTE:
600 series platforms have two different latch plate styles. Older 600 series platforms have the latch plate on the outside, while the new 600 series platforms have the latch plate to the inside. Verify which latch plate style is on the platform before tightening hardware.
Tighten cap screws to M10 or M12 specification.
Specification
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600 Series (Old Style) And All Other Headers M10 Cap Screws
-Torque
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80 N·m
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(60 lb-ft)
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Specification
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600 Series (New Style) M12 Cap Screws
-Torque
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130 N·m
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(96 lb-ft)
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