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TM 5-3895-373-20 1.12.5.   Hopper    Auger/Conveyor    Systems.            The paving machine is equipped with right and left independently controlled auger/conveyor systems.   Each system  is  driven  by  a  hydraulic  motor  mounted  on  the main frame bulkhead.   The main auger/conveyor system components are as follows: a. Conveyors.   There are two conveyors located in the hopper.   Each conveyor consists of conveyor rollers, drive  shafts,  conveyor  chains  with  drag  bars,  conveyor drive   sprocket   wheels,   and   drag   plates.         When   the auger/conveyor  system  is  turned  on,  the  conveyors  pull paving  material  from  the  hopper  back  to  the  augers  in front of the screed. b. Augers.      Two  spiral  augers  are  used  to  move the paving material deposited by the conveyors.   When the  auger/conveyor  drive  is  turned  on,  the  spiral  augers spread  paving  material  evenly  across  the  width  of  the screed. c. Auger/Conveyor  Drive  System.      The  conveyors and  augers  are  driven  by  two  hydraulic  motors.      The hydraulic  motors  are  turned  on  and  off  at  the  operator switch  panel  or  at  the  screed  control  panels.      Reverse control switches on the switch panel allow each conveyor and  auger  to  be  run  in  reverse.      Speed  control  valves can  be  manually  adjusted  to  speed  up  or   slow   down conveyor and auger rotation.   Each motor is connected to  a  drive  sprocket  wheel  and  drive  chain.    The  drive chain  engages  with  the  conveyor  drive  sprocket  wheel and  auger  drive  sprocket  wheel.      The  position  of  the motors and sprocket wheels is adjustable for maintaining chain tension. 1-10

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