Product Manual

Mobile Conﬁguration: Foot levers depressed, mobile

base resting on the swivel casters.

Static Conﬁguration: Foot levers raised, mobile base

resting on the rubber feet.

OPERATING THE MOBILE BASE (FIG. 14 & 15)

1. Place the fully assembled mobile base on a level surface.

2. Carefully plan the orientation of the machine onto the mobile base. When the mobile base is in the rmobile con-

ﬁguration, the foot lever side will be lifted 1.2 inches (30mm) higher that the ﬁxed wheel side. To minimize the risk

of the machine being tipped over, the heaviest weight should be positioned at the foot lever side.

3. Securely bolt the machine onto the mobile base using the mounting holes on the surface of each corner piece.

4. The total weight being placed on the mobile base must not exceed the maximum weight capacity of 500 lbs.

5. Unplug any electrical tools before moving or repositioning the machine.

6. To move the machine, step down on the two foot levers of the mobile base to raise the base into mobile conﬁgu-

ration. When moving, always push on the base but not the machine itself to minimize of risk of tipping the machine

over. To stabilize the machine, lift up the foot levers to lower the base into the static conﬁguration.

OPERATION

7. Test the stability in both the mobile conﬁguration (on the casters) and the static conﬁguration (on the rubber

feet). Use extra caution when raising top heavy machines such as drill presses and band saws as they have a higher

chance of being tipped over.

8. Never use your machine while the base is in the mobile conﬁguration. Always lower the machine into the static

conﬁguration and check that it is stable before operation.

9. Always test your setup for stability and safety after repositioning.

Fig. 14 Fig. 15