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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
width and length of machine base footprint.
Opening
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).
x 2
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.
-4-
⁄
"–
⁄
" larger than both
1
1
4
2
Inside
Side
Rail
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.
Model T33447 (Mfd. Since 07/22)
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