Product Manual

ASSEMBLE THE RAILS (FIG. 10, 11, 12, & 13)

Parts Needed:

• Short Side Rails (4)

• Long Side Rails (4)

• M6x12 Hex Bolts (24)

• M6 Flanged Nuts (24)

• 10mm Wrench (1)

TIP: Start by loosely fastening all bolts and nuts in this step for ease of as-

sembly. Once all bolts and nuts have been assembled, securely tighten all

fasteners for a stable base.

1. Carefully measure the footprint of the machine that will be placed onto the

mobile base. Add about 1 inch to the dimension to allow clearance for the

fasteners. Note that the distance between the holes on the rail is 1 inch, so

that rails can be adjusted in 1-inch increments.

NOTE: If it will be difﬁcult to to move your machine from the ﬂoor onto the

mobile base, raise it off the ﬂoor with four 2x4 blocks and assemble the base

around your machine.

2. Refer to the exploded view. Position the corners and rails in the desired

dimensions and arrangement. To maximize stability, position the side rails

into the corner brackets as far as is practical.

3. Assemble the side rails to the corner brackets. Each rail must be secured

to its corner bracket using two M6x12 hex bolts and two M6 ﬂanged nuts.

Insert the M6x12 hex bolt from the outside and tighten M6 nut from the

inside using a 10mm wrench. The fasteners do not need to be in adjacent

holes and are more stable the further apart they are able to be conﬁgured

(Fig. 10).

4. Assemble the side rails together. The short rails will slide into the long

rails. Each rail must be secured to its mating rail using two M6x12 hex bolts

and two M6 ﬂanged nuts. Position the fasteners as far apart as possible to

maximize stability. Insert the M6x12 hex bolt from the outside and tighten

M6 nut from the inside using a 10mm wrench (Fig. 11).

5. Check that all connections are secure. Lift up the foot levers to put the

base in its static conﬁguration, and check that it is level. If needed, you may

need to adjust the rubber support foot height, see “Assemble the Support

Feet” section.

ASSEMBLY & ADJUSTMENTS

Fig. 10

Fig. 11

Fig. 12

Fig. 13