Bison BNF0701 Quick guide

 Note: Extra Hardware may be included
 Inspect all contents prior to installation. Report any missing parts to dealer immediately.
 Read all instructions before proceeding.
Implementation Date: 10/27/22 Rev: 10 NJC File: BNFA Ref#: 990007 JED
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Item 7 1/2’
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15’
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Description Item 7 1/2’
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15’
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Description21’
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21’
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A127 1/2’Aluminum Seat Plank I02Seat Connector Cap24
B006’ Aluminum Seat Plank J44#10 X 3/4” Sheet Metal Screw14
C23Leg Assembly K463/8” Hex Nut 48
D463/8-16 x 3” Carriage Bolt L02Seat Connector Tube84
E463/8” Lock Washer M08#14 X 3/4” Self Drilling/Threading Hex Screw816
F444Bench Clamp N0113/8” Hex Magnetic Screw Drive Socket
G468Plastic Tube Plug OTBD TBD TBD Premix Concrete
H222Seat End Cap
—— Assembly and Safe Use Manual ——
BNF0701 / BNF1501 / BNF2101
7 1/2’, 15’, 21’ Fixed Player Bench
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1. 15’ and 21’ seat planks are shipped in multiple sections. 15’ planks
consist of two 7 1/2’ Aluminum Seat Planks (A). 21’ planks consist
of one 6’ Aluminum Seat Plank (B) in the middle with one 7 1/2’
Aluminum Seat Plank (A) on each end.
2. Plank sections are connected using Seat Connector Tubes (L), Seat
Connector Caps (I), #14 X 3/4” Self Drilling/Threading Hex Screws (M)
and 3/8” Hex Magnetic Screw Drive Socket (N).
3. Insert two Seat Connector Tubes (L) approximately 5” into the end of
each plank that will be attached to an adjoining plank. Using 3/8” Hex
Magnetic Screw Drive Socket (N) and a cordless or electric drill install
two #14 X 3/4” Self Drilling/Threading Hex Screws (M) through the
plank and into each Seat Connector Tube (L) located approximately as
shown. See Figure 1.
4. Slide two Seat Connector Caps (I) back-to-back over the Seat Connector
Tubes (L). See figure 2.
NOTE: These two Seat Connector Caps (I) may be replaced in the future
by a single double sided Seat Connector Cap (I)
5. Position, then adjust plank tightly against the mating plank and install
two #14 X 3/4” Self Drilling/Threading Hex Screws (M) through the
mating plank and into each Seat Connector Tube (L). See Figure 3.
6. Repeat this process at each multi-section plank assembly location.
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Figure 3
Figure 2

Warning!
The center of the holes should be a minimum of 18” from
any wall, fence, or permanent structure. See Figure 4.
Note:
It is recommended that the seat be supported until the concrete is set so that it remains
perpendicular and level. Do Not use the bench for 7 days or until the concrete is fully cured.
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7. Attach Leg Assemblies (C) to the Seat Plank Assemblies from above using 3/8” X 3” Carriage Bolts (D),
3/8” Lock Washers (E), 3/8” Hex Nuts (K) and Bench Clamps (F). Use Seat Connector Tube (L) on the
center legs in place of Bench Clamps (F). Legs should be spaced 71” center to center with equal plank
lengths extending beyond the legs on 7 1/2’ models. On 15’ and 21’ models the planks will extend beyond
the legs more on one end that the other due to the plank connection hardware. See Figure 4.
8. Insert the Plastic Tube Plugs (G) into Leg Assemblies (C). See Figure 4.
9. Install Seat End Caps (H) using #10 X 3/4” Sheet Metal
Screws (J). See Figure 5.
10. Locate and dig 8” diameter holes 30” deep and 71” apart
center to center. See Figure 4.
11. Fill each hole with wet Premixed Concrete (O). Insert the bench assembly assuring that the seat is level
and it is 18” from the ground. Each 8” diameter by 30” deep footing will require approximately one cubic
foot of Premixed Concrete (O). It is better to have too much that too little on site.
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