Grizzly T33447 User manual

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(FOR MODELS MFD. SINCE 07/22) #JM22442 PRINTED IN CHINA V1.10.22
Introduction
The T33447 Rough Surface Mobile Base is
designed to give you a stable and mobile platform
upon which to mount machinery and equipment.
For questions or help with this product contact Tech Support at [phone] or [e-mail]
MODEL T33447
ROUGH SURFACE
MOBILE BASE
INSTRUCTIONS
Operating machinery on an unsecured
mobile base may allow the machine to
shift unexpectedly, which could result in
accidental contact with a cutting device or
other moving parts.
Description Qty
A. Right Front Corner Bracket ........................ 1
B. Left Front Corner Bracket ........................... 1
C. Right Rear Corner Bracket ......................... 1
D. Left Rear Corner Bracket ........................... 1
E. Side Rails 21" ............................................. 4
F. Casters, 5" Swivel ...................................... 2
G. Wheels 5" ................................................... 2
H. Foot Pedals ................................................ 2
I. Foot Pedal Springs ..................................... 2
J. Foot Pedal Plungers ................................... 2
K. Adjustable Rubber Feet .............................. 2
L. Bearing Sleeves ......................................... 4
M. Shoulder Bolts M10-1.5 x 56 (Wheels) ....... 2
N. Shoulder Bolts M8-1.25 x 52 (Pedals) ........ 2
O. Hex Bolts M8-1.25 x 16 ............................ 24
P. Hardware (Not Shown)
—Lock Nuts M8-1.25 ................................ 10
Inventory
Specifications
• Minimum Inside Dimensions .......... 19" x 21"
• Maximum Inside Dimensions .. 291⁄2" x 291⁄2"
• Maximum Weight Capacity ............1200 lbs.
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Preparation for Assembly
There is more than one way to assemble the
mobile base. Each method has advantages and
disadvantages, depending on the size and weight
of the machine that you plan to put on the mobile
base. The purpose of this section is to help you
decide which method will work best for your
situation.
If the machine can be lifted, the easiest method
is to assemble the mobile base according to the
dimensions of your machine, and then lift and
place the machine on the corner bracket plates
of the mobile base (see Figure 2). Proceed to
Assembling Base & Mounting Machine on
Page 3 if your machine fits this situation.
Note: Anything extending or opening outward
from a 3" high band around the base of the
machine (see Figure 3) may interfere with the
installation of the machine on the base, so be sure
to account for that prior to assembly.
3"
If the machine is top heavy or has a narrow base
(such as a drill press), there is an increased risk of
tipping when moving it around on a mobile base.
To reduce the risk, a mounting base plate should
be used between the mobile base and machine.
Proceed to Making a Base Plate on Page 9 if
your machine fits this situation.
If the machine is too heavy to lift into position
on the mobile base, then the base can be built
around the machine. Proceed to Assembling
Base Around Machine on Page 5 for instructions
on how to build the base around the machine.
Figure 3. Example of 3" high band around
machine base.
Plate
Corner
Bracket
Lifting heavy machinery
or parts without proper
assistance or equipment
may result in strains, back
injuries, crushing injuries,
or property damage.
Before moving machine and mobile base,
check to make sure pathway is clear of
any hoses, wires, tools, or shop debris. An
abrupt impact with an object along path of
travel can lock a wheel and cause machine
to fall over, resulting in serious personal
injury. Disconnect machine from power
supply and dust collection before moving.
To avoid serious personal injury, keep
hands and fingers clear of machine base
and mobile base pinch points when placing
machine.
Figure 2. Corner bracket components.

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Assembling Base & Mounting
Machine
3. Attach foot pedal to each front corner bracket
using (1) M8-1.25 x 52 shoulder bolt and (1)
M8-1.25 lock nut (see Figure 6).
4. Attach (1) wheel to each rear corner bracket
using (1) M10-1.5 x 56 shoulder bolt and (2)
bearing sleeves (see Figure 7).
Figure 6. Foot pedal attached.
Foot
Pedal
x 2
5. Orient fixed wheels in same direc-
tion machine will typically b e m o v e d
(see Figure 8). Mounting fixed wheels in
wrong direction will make it difficult to move
mobile base around in small spaces.
Typical Direction of Movement
(TOP VIEW OF CASTER)
CORRECT INCORRECT
Figure 8. Orientation of fixed wheels for easy
machine movement.
Items Needed Qty
Open-End Wrenches/Sockets 13, 14, 17mm ....1 Ea
Measuring Tape ................................................. 1
Additional Person .............................................. 1
Lifting Equipment ............................................... 1
Figure 4. Swivel caster attached to front corner
bracket.
2. Install foot pedal plunger and spring into
each front corner bracket (see Figure 5), and
attach rubber foot with pre-installed hex nut
to bottom of each foot pedal plunger.
Figure 5. Installing foot pedal plunger and
spring.
Foot Pedal
Plunger
Rubber
Foot
To assemble base & mount machine:
1. Attach swivel caster to each front corner
bracket using (4) M8-1.25 x 16 hex bolts and
(4) M8-1.25 lock nuts (see Figure 4).
x 4
Front
Corner
Bracket
Swivel
Caster
Spring
Figure 7. Wheel installed on rear corner bracket.
x 2
Wheel

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6. Measure machine base footprint size.
7. Slide corner brackets over ends of side rails
(see Figure 9). Position corner brackets so
inside opening is 1⁄4"–
1⁄2" larger than both
width and length of machine base footprint.
9. With help from an assistant or lifting equip-
ment, lift and position machine inside mobile
base (see Figure 11).
Note: It may be helpful to have foot pedal
plungers engaged to steady mobile base
when moving machine into position (see
Adjusting Rubber Feet on Page 7).
Figure 11. Example of machine properly placed
inside mobile base.
10. Verify machine is properly seated on mobile-
base corner pads, free of wobbles, and there
is no deflection in mobile base.
— Deflection: If any deflection exists, verify
all fasteners are securely tightened and
mobile base is properly assembled. If
this does not solve the problem, verify
machine does not exceed rated weight
limit listed in Specifications on Page 1.
— Wobbles: Wobbles can easily be elimi-
nated by placing an appropriately sized
shim between machine and mobile base
where needed.
Figure 9. Properly assembled mobile base with
inside opening slightly larger than machine base
to ensure easy fit.
8. Secure each end of corner brackets with (2)
M8-1.25 x 16 hex bolts (see Figure 10).
Figure 10. Securing corner bracket to rail with
both hex bolts.
BOTH hex bolts must be secured against
side rail in each end of corner brackets. DO
NOT load machine onto mobile base until all
bolts have been firmly tightened. Improper
tightening or using only one bolt can result
in collapse or tipping when moving machine,
which could result in crushing injury or
property damage. DO NOT overtighten
bolts. Overtightening can strip threads.
x 2
Side
Rail
Inside
Opening

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If your machine is oddly shaped or too heavy
to lift into the mobile base, you can assemble
the mobile base around your machine as an
alternate option for assembly. Always have an
assistant stabilize the machine during assembly.
Assembling Base Around Machine 3. Insert one side rail into two front corner
brackets, as shown in Figure 14, then slide
bracket assembly against side of machine
that will typically be pushed against when
moving machine.
4. Secure each end of rail to corner brackets
with (2) M8-1.25 x 16 hex bolts, as shown in
Figure 15.
Figure 15. Rail secured to front corner brackets.
Items Needed Qty
Additional Person .............................................. 1
Open-End Wrenches 13, 14mm ...................1 Ea
Socket Wrench 13mm ....................................... 1
12" 4x4 Block ..................................................... 1
12" 2x4 Block ..................................................... 1
To assemble mobile base around machine:
1. Install foot pedal plunger and spring into each
front corner bracket (see Figure 12), and
attach a rubber foot with pre-installed hex nut
to bottom of each foot pedal plunger.
Figure 12. Installing foot pedal plunger and
spring.
2. Attach each foot pedal to front corner bracket
using (1) M8-1.25 x 52 shoulder bolt and (1)
M8-1.25 lock nut (see Figure 13).
Figure 13. Attaching foot pedal to corner.
Foot
Pedal
x 2x 2
Rubber
Foot
Spring
Foot Pedal
Plunger
Figure 14. Rail inserted between front corner
brackets with rubber feet.
Corner Brackets
with Rubber Feet
Side Rail

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5. Slide other side rails into front corner brack-
ets from Step 4. Secure rails to corner brack-
ets with (4) M8-1.25 x 16 hex bolts, as shown
in Figure 16.
7. With help from an assistant, tilt rear of
machine, and place a 12" 4x4 block under-
neath (see Figure 18).
8. Slide each rear corner bracket onto remain-
ing side rail, then insert into rail-bracket
assembly from Step 6. Adjust fit until rail-
bracket assembly rests against machine
body (see Figure 18).
6. While an assistant lifts one side of machine,
slide rail-bracket assembly from Step 5 under
machine, as shown in Figure 17.
Note: It may be necessary to re-adjust posi-
tion of rails once machine is actually on base
assembly.
Side rails may be cut down to accommodate
machines with smaller footprints. However,
reducing length of mobile base decreases
stability and increases likelihood of tipping tall
or top-heavy machines. Base plates should
be constructed for tall or top-heavy machines
(refer to Making a Base Plate on Page 9).
Figure 17. Rail-bracket assembly placed under
front of machine.
Rail-Bracket
Assembly
Figure 18. Example of brackets and rail placed
around rear of machine, raised with wood block.
Figure 19. Example of remaining rail-bracket
assembly secured.
x 8
9. Secure rails to corner brackets using
(8) M8-1.25 x 16 hex bolts, as shown in
Figure 19.
10. With machine still supported by 4x4 block,
install (2) wheels using (2) M10-1.5 x 56
shoulder bolts and (4) bearing sleeves
(see Figure 20).
Rear Corner
Bracket (1 of 2) 12" 4x4
Side Rail
Figure 16. Rails fastened to front brackets
(machine removed for clarity).
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14. With help from an assistant, tilt machine and
remove 4x4 block.
Note: When moving mobile base, rubber feet
should not touch floor. However, when oper-
ating machine, ensure rubber feet are fixed
firmly against floor to stabilize machine.
11. With help from an assistant, tilt machine to
remove 4x4 block.
12. With help from an assistant, tilt machine and
insert a 12" 4x4 block beneath front of machine
and mobile base frame (see Figure 21).
Figure 21. Example of 4x4 placed beneath
machine and mobile base frame.
12" 4x4
13. Attach swivel casters to each front corner of
assembly using (8) M8-1.25 x 16 hex bolts
and (8) M8-1.25 lock nuts (see Figure 22).
Note: There is limited space when installing
fasteners inside wheel casters.
Figure 22. Swivel caster attached to corner
bracket.
Swivel Caster
(1 of 2)
Front Corner
Bracket
(1 of 2)
x 4
Figure 20. Wheels installed while base is
supported by 4x4.
x 2
x 2
Adjusting Rubber Feet
The height of the rubber feet can be adjusted
to stabilize the machine. To ensure the machine
does not move during operations, always make
sure the adjustable rubber feet (see Figure 23)
are firmly touching the ground before operating.
Tools Needed Qty
Open-End Wrench 17mm .................................. 1
Adjustable Wrench ............................................ 1
To adjust rubber feet:
1. Loosen hex nut on each foot to allow foot
(see Figure 23) to adjust up or down as
needed.
2. With all casters on ground, press foot pedals
down to lock rubber feet in place without lift-
ing casters.
3. Without moving feet, adjust hex nuts to top of
each foot to secure setting.
Note: It may be helpful to use an adjustable
wrench to hold rubber foot in place while
adjusting hex nut.
Figure 23. Rubber foot and hex nut adjustment.
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4. Push machine from lowest possible point to
avoid tipping it over, and move it to its new
location. Best control is usually achieved by
pushing from swivel caster side of base.
— If machine is large, get an assistant to help
stabilize machine while it is being moved.
5. Press foot pedals down to lock base in place.
Refer to Adjusting Rubber Feet on Page 7
for details.
6. Check machine to make sure it is stable in its
new location, and make sure machine is clear
of any obstructions before connecting power
and turning machine ON.
To reduce risk of serious injury when using
this mobile base:
1. LOCKING FEET. Do not operate machine
on mobile base unless both mobile base
feet firmly contact floor and raise base
enough to disable casters. Using machine
on base when it is not secured could result
in a loss of workpiece control.
2. MACHINE STABILITY. Test for stability
after placing machine in its new location.
Adjust feet so they each touch ground,
then push on machine at several locations,
making sure it is not off balance. Hex nuts
can be adjusted up to top of foot assembly
to lock foot height.
4. Raise foot pedals to lift rubber feet and move
machine (see Figure 24).
Figure 24. Foot pedal raised.
IMPORTANT: When moving mobile base, rubber
feet should not touch floor. Likewise, when oper-
ating machine, ensure that rubber feet are fixed
firmly against floor to provide stability, without lift-
ing casters.
Foot Pedal
Using Mobile Base
1. DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM POWER!
2. With machine mounted on mobile base,
raise foot pedals to lift rubber feet. If needed,
adjust feet to ensure feet do not drag during
move. Refer to Adjusting Rubber Feet on
Page 7 for details.
— If floor is uneven, retract feet completely to
eliminate chance of pads dragging.
3. Check to make sure machine pathway is
clear of all obstructions.

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Making a Base Plate
If the footprint of the machine is too small for the
mobile base, or the machine doors or fixtures do
not clear the side rails, you can mount it to a base
plate, as shown in Figure 25.
A good quality base plate can increase the stan-
dard footprint of machines, such as drill presses,
to make them more stable. The base plate should
be approximately 3⁄4" thick and made of plywood
(DO NOT use OSB, MDF, or particle board) to
hold the weight of the machine.
IMPORTANT: A base plate should not be used
with machines over 500 lbs. The base plate
dimensions should not be more than twice the
width of the machine base.
Base
Plate
Mobile
Base
Metal
Plate
Mounting
Holes
Figure 25. Example of mounting plywood base
plate to mobile base.
4. Lower rubber feet to keep mobile base from
moving (see Page 7).
5. With help from an assistant, place machine
on base plate.
6. Position machine stand close to front or cen-
ter of mobile base, so mobile base will not be
a tripping hazard.
7. Drill 3⁄8" holes through base plate and secure
machine with hex bolts, flat washers, lock
washers, and hex nuts (see Figure 26).
Note: There is limited space underneath
base plate, which can make it difficult to
tighten fasteners. If needed, insert bolts from
below and fasten washers and nuts from
above.
Figure 26. Example of drill press mounted to a
base plate.
1. Place plywood base plate on assembled
mobile base (see Figure 25).
2. Drill 3⁄8" holes through base plate and
bracket plates at each corner of mobile base.
3. Secure base plate to mobile base with 5⁄16"
hex bolts, flat washers, lock washers and hex
nuts, as shown in Figure 25.
To make a base plate:
Items Needed Qty
Drill............................................................................. 1
Drill Bit 3⁄8"................................................................. 1
Wrenches 1⁄2"............................................................ 2
Plywood 3⁄4" x Base Width x Base Length........... 1
Hex Bolts 5⁄16" x 11⁄4"............................................... 4
Hex Nuts 5⁄16"............................................... ........... 4
Lock Washers 5⁄16"............................................... ... 4
Flat Washers 5⁄16".................................................. . . 8

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T33447 Parts Breakdown & List
REF PART # DESCRIPTION REF PART # DESCRIPTION
1 PT33447001 LEFT FRONT CORNER BRACKET 11 PT33447011 ADJUSTABLE FOOT M10-1.5 X 30
2 PT33447002 RIGHT FRONT CORNER BRACKET 12 PT33447012 RAIL 21"
3 PT33447003 HEX BOLT M8-1.25 X 16 13 PT33447013 WHEEL 5"
4 PT33447004 FOOT PEDAL 14 PT33447014 SHOULDER BOLT M10-1.5 X 14, 10 X 42
5 PT33447005 CASTER, 5" SWIVEL 15 PT33447015 RIGHT REAR CORNER BRACKET
6 PT33447006 LOCK NUT M8-1.25 16 PT33447016 LEFT REAR CORNER BRACKET
7 PT33447007 SHOULDER BOLT M8-1.25 X 26, 8 X 24 17 PT33447017 WHEEL BEARING SLEEVE
8 PT33447008 FOOT PEDAL PLUNGER 17MM 18 PT33447018 GRIZZLY.COM LABEL
9 PT33447009 COMPRESSION SPRING 1.5 X 22 X 61 19 PT33447019 STABILITY WARNING LABEL
10 PT33447010 HEX NUT M10-1. 5 20 PT33447020 QR CODE
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the date of purchase. This warranty does not apply to defects due directly or indirectly to misuse, abuse,
negligence, accidents, repairs or alterations or lack of maintenance. This is Grizzly’s sole written warranty
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or consequential damages arising from the use of our products.
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