Delta HDRS6300 User manual

x1 — Top Connector
x2 — Top Pole
x2 — Center Pole
x2 — Bottom Pole
x2 — Base Stand (Left + Right)
x1 — Base Bracket
x6 — Long Bolts
x2 — Wheel Trays
x4 — Short Bolts
x2 — Extra Long Bolts
x4 — Nuts (10mm)
x4 — Washers
x4 — O Ring
Parts
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
K
L
M
WARNING
DO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM TOTAL WEIGHT LIMIT OF 150 LBS (68 Kgs)
MAX LOAD PER WHEEL TRAY: 75 LBS (34 kgs)
LOAD HEAVIER BIKES CAREFULLY.
H
D
A
K
F
E
L
G
B
C
H
D
F
F
ME
I
I
J
G
G
G
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Assembly instructions HDRS6300
Tool(s) Required
Phillips Head
Screwdriver
Adjustable Wrench
(or 10mm)
Two Bike Rugged
Upright Stand

1Connect base bracket (F), bottom poles (D) and base stand (E)
as shown using long bolts (G, J) Nuts (K) and Washers (L).
Do not tighten bolts until rack is fully assembled and tubes are
properly aligned. Fully assemble base before continuing.
3
5
Connect top
connector (A) to top
poles (B) using
long bolts (G) Nuts (K)
and Washers (L).
4
2Connect center poles (C) to bottom poles (D), and
then top poles (B)- secure with short bolts (I).
Front side of rack features the
longer section of the base foot
FIGURE 3
Tighten all bolts, using
the wrench to hold nuts
where needed.
O Rings (M) can be used
to slide over base legs
where needed on uneven
oor surfaces. (FIGURE 3) G
A
G
B
FIGURE 4
Slide wheel tray (H) onto top pole (one on each side) making sure
that the at side of the tray is above the wheel stop on the frame
base. (FIGURE 1) Ensure the divot on the wheel tray aligns with
the groove in the upright. (FIGURE 2)
6
Adjust position of arms before
placing bike on stand.
After rack is assembled,
wheel trays should be placed at
desired height and secured with
quick release lever. (Figure 4)
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2

As shown in Figure 5, depending on the size of the bike and the wheel, both the height of the tray and the
size of the tray will change.
ADJUSTING WHEEL TRAY SIZE AND HEIGHT
FOR DIFFERENT BIKES
FIGURE 6
FIGURE 5
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2
The wheel tray length should be adjusted so that the wheel sits as deep into the tray as it can without
the tray coming in contact with the frame or fork. (Figure 6)
The height of the tray should be adjusted so that the rear wheel of the bike is slightly o the ground level
and that the tire is contacting the wheel stop on the base piece.

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