Dillon Precision SL 900 - Manual (Page 29)

first hull is being formed and folded with the starter
crimp die (#10640) at station four.
13. Return the roller handle (#22183) to its full aft
position. All the hulls advance one station. The first
hull is now in station five. Fig. 53
14. Push the roller handle (#22183) to its full aft
stop, seat the primer into the hull at station two and
place a new plastic wad in the wad guide (#16681).
15. Move the roller handle (#22183) down. The
first hull is at the last process. The final crimp and
seating die finishes closing the top. A final seat plug
presses the hull back down and below the top. Fig. 54
16. Return the roller handle (#22183) to its rest
position. The first hull advances and moves out of the
machine. Fig. 55
17. Again, push the roller handle (#22183) to its
full aft stop, seat the primer into the hull at station two
and place a new wad in the wad guide (#16681).
We’ve now reached the stage in the reloading
process where all the stations in the machine are
filled. From here on out every complete stroke of the
roller handle (#22183) will give you one completed
round.
WHEN OPERATING THE ROLLER HANDLE:
Pay close attention to the hulls, noting the changes
that take place as they go through the machine. Pace
yourself when operating this machine. Do not crash
the roller handle (#22183) down against its stops. Do
not snatch the roller handle (#22183) upward. It
should take two or more seconds to move the roller
handle (#22183) from its rest position, down, and
then back to its rest position.
Changes and Adjustments
Whenever you plan to make some changes or
adjustments to your SL 900 machine, it’s important to
have all the right tools. Fig. 56
1 - Dial Caliper
2 - Scale
3 - One complete set of Allen wrenches
4 - 7/16” box/open end wrench
5 - Loading Manual
6 - Empty plastic container or coffee can
1. Adjusting the 12 Ga. Collet Sizer Die – Two tools
Fig. 56
Fig. 57
Fig. 54
Fig. 55
29
SL 900, May 2007 5/21/07 11:51 AM Page 29