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Ross- It must be mounted in a set of bearing and bolted down to keep it stationary.
- Then a coupling must be installed on the drive end.
- A prime mover with a mating coupling must be installed and bolted to the shaft coupling. With the right lever, it can also be hand-cranked in order to rotate it.
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