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Adjusting the tower for the diameter of the
rocket:
Loosenthethumbscrewsonthesupportarms,sothe
supportarmscanslidealongtheplates.Usingthe
diameterpointerlineonthetopsideofthesupportarm,
slidethesupportarmtothedesiredtubediameter.Once
inposition,tightenthewingnutstolockitintoplace.Do
NOTovertighten,asitcoulddamagethewoodenpieces.
Follow this same procedure for the remaining support
arms.
Aligning the rods:
Oncethediameterisset,andbeforeyouslidetherocket
intothetower,therodsmustbealignedtomakesure
they are all parallel.
First, Slightly loosen the thumb screws on the base
of the three rods!!!
Tilt the tower over to one side. Sight along the top and
bottom base plates. Gently twist the top plate so that the
protruding parts are in line with each other. Tilt the tower
backtotheuprightposition,andre-tightenthethumb
screws holding the rods to the support arms.
Congratulations!You’rereadytolaunchyourrocket.
Note:Becausethetowerissolightweight,onbreezy
days,youshouldstakethetowertotheground.Theholes
in the bottom of the legs can be used as anchor points.
Precautionary notes:
Do not pick up by grabbing all three rods in the middle.
Thiswillcausetheendplatestorotate,andyou’lllose
alignment of the rods. It could also cause damage to the
supportpieces.PickupbyONErodonly.Thetoweris
verylight-weight,weighingonly2lbs6ounces,soyou
can do it.
Disassembly
The rods and the three legs can be disassembled for stor-
age and to make transportation easier.
Remove the legs by pulling the leg lock-down keys out of
theslotsinthelegs.Youcantietheleglock-downkeys
together using piece of wire which is inserted into the hole
on the parts.
Remove the rods by removing the screws at both ends.
To keep from losing the screws and the wooden spacer
rings,putthespacerringbackontothescrew,andthen
thread the screws into the ends of the graphite rods.