RIDGID 100A Instruction Sheet

Universal Stands Instruction Sheet
Universal Stands Instructions
WARNING
Read these instructions and the warn-
ings and instructions for all equipment
being used before operating this tool
to reduce the risk of serious personal
injury.
• Secure machine to the stand. This will reduce the risk of tip-
ping and serious injury.
If you have any question concerning this RIDGID
– Contact your local RIDGID distributor.
– Visit www.RIDGID.com to find your local RIDGID contact
point.
– Contact RIDGID Technical Services Department at rtctechser-
vices@emerson.com, or in the U.S. and Canada call (800)
519-3456.
Description
RIDGID ® 100A, 150A and 200A Universal Stands are used to
mount and support the 300 Compact, 535, 535A, 1224 and
1233 Threading Machines.
See the product label for specifications or consult the RIDGID cat-
alog.
No. 100A
N° 100A
No. 100A
Figure 1 – RIDGID 100A and 150A Stands
Assembly
1. Determine what threading machine the stand will be used
with and the required stand width:
• 535 (pre 2001), 300 Compact and 1233 - Narrow Stand
Width of 12" (30.5 cm) (535 machines made prior to 1996
require adapter bracket Cat. No. 58007)
• 535 (2001 and newer), 535A and 1224 - Wide Stand
Width of 15.5" (39.4 cm).
2. Assemble the stand, leaving the fasteners hand tight. Make
sure the "Inside" decals are towards the inside of the stand
(see Figure 2). For the Wide Stand width, use the spacers
and 4" long bolts. For the 150A and 200A, make sure that
the axles are in the forked ends of the stand stop (see
Figure 3) .
3. With the stand on a smooth, level surface, securely tighten
all fasteners.
4. Carefully place the threading machine on the stand. For
150A and 200A, place the threading machines with carriage
toward the handles (see Figure 4) . Align the mounting holes
in the threading machine base with the appropriate holes in
the stand, as shown in Figure 2 , for proper balance. Securely
attach machine to stand.
Inspection/Maintenance
Clean the stand to aid inspection and improve control. Inspect the
stand before each use for proper assembly, wear, damage, mod-
ification or other issues that could affect safe use. If any problems
are found, do not use until corrected.
Lubricate all moving parts/joints as needed with light lubricating
oil. Wipe up excess oil.
EC39645
Inside Sticker
® product:
Stand Stop
Figure 2 – Stand Parts (200A Stand shown)
Narrow Configuration
(300 Compact, 1233, 1822-I, 535 (Pre 2001))
No. 150A
N° 150A
No. 150A
Axle
Stand Stop
Forked End
Insert axle into stand stop 'forked' end.
Figure 3 – Stand Width (Detail Section from Figure 2 )
Set Up and Operation
1. Always use the stand in clear, level, stable locations.
2. Stand leveling – Loosen nut and turn leveling pad to adjust.
Do not allow pad to come out of the leg. Tighten nut to
lock pad in place.
Transporting
1. Before moving, make sure all equipment and material is
removed from the machine and stand or properly secured to
prevent falling or tipping. Make sure the switch is in the
OFF position and the cord unplugged. The cabinet on the
200A includes slots for routing the foot switch and power cord
into the cabinet for storage.
2. The 150A and 200A wheeled stands allow threading
machines to be moved over smooth, level surfaces. To use,
fully open handles and lift legs slightly off the ground before
rolling.
3. A forklift can be used to the move the threading ma-
chine/stands. Place the forks under the stand upper rails (just
below the threading machine) (Figure 4) .
RIDGID ®
4/13
300 Compact 535 (Front)
1233, 1822
(Front)
1224
(Front)
Detail
Section
Wide Configuration
(1224, 535A/535 Manual (2001 and after))
Spacer Block
4 Required
3 / " - 16 x 2 1 / " Bolt
8 2
4 Required
Cotter Pin
Washer
Axle
Stand Stop
Forked End
Insert axle into stand stop 'forked' end.
535A/535 Manual
2001 and after
Handle
Lock Nut
Cross Member
Side Frame
Leveling Pad
3 / " - 16 x 4" Bolt
8
4 Required
Cotter Pin
Washer
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