Safety Rules
Using power tools of any kind can be dangerous if safe operating pro-
cedures are not followed. Recognizing the hazards of each tool and
using them with respect and caution will considerably limit the possibil-
ity of personal injury. However, if safety precautions are ignored, per-
sonal injury will likely result. Always use common sense – your personal
safety is your responsibility.
1. Know your power tool. Read and understand the Owner’s Manual
and observe the warnings and instruction labels affixed to the tool.
2. Properly ground all tools.
3. Keep guards in place.
4. Remove adjusting keys and wrenches.
5. Keep work area clean and dry.
6. Keep children away.
7. Never leave running machines/tools unattended.
8. Disconnect tools from service.
9. Regularly maintain tools.
10. Use correct tools for the job.
11. Never force a tool.
12. Wear safety apparel.
13. Wear safety glasses/goggles.
14. Never stand or sit on tools.
15. Replace damaged components immediately.
16. Think Safety. Safety is a combination of operator awareness, common
sense and alertness at all times.
Assembly Instructions
1. Identify all components and hardware.
2. Remove inner leg wedge , and mount leg brace as shown in
Figure 1. The hinge pin positioning is an important assembly ele-
ment. The pin must be oriented as in Figure 1 for the unit to fold
correctly. The hinge mounts to the inside face on the open side of
the wedge. Use (2) 10-24 x 1/2" button head bolts and (2) 10-24
keps nuts.
3. Insert inner leg wedge into outer leg . Open side of the
wedge should face the same direction as the open side of the
outer leg.
4. Place the roller frame upside down on a level surface and
mount the leg clips . The clips mount in the top holes of the
center cross-members as the frame is currently oriented (see
Figure 2). This will put them on the bottom of the frame when the
unit is in the upright position. Use (2) 10-24 x 1/2" button head
bolts and (2) 10-24 keps nuts.
