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3.
Secure short cross braces to legs with (8)
20 x
⁄
" flange screws, (8)
1
2
and (8)
⁄
"-20 hex nuts.
1
4
Short
Cross
Brace
4.
Secure long cross braces to legs with (8)
20 x
⁄
" flange screws, (8)
1
2
and (8)
⁄
"-20 hex nuts.
1
4
x 8
5.
Attach rubber feet to stand legs with (4)
20 x 1" Phillips head screws, (4)
ers, and (4)
⁄
"-20 hex nuts.
1
4
x 4
-2-
⁄
"-
1
4
⁄
" flat washers,
1
4
x 8
⁄
"-
1
4
⁄
" flat washers,
1
4
Long
Cross
Brace
⁄
"-
1
4
⁄
" flat wash-
1
4
6.
Turn stand assembly upright.
7.
Position stand so it is evenly centered on its
feet, and with appropriate tools, tighten all
fasteners.
At approximately 150 lbs., Model G1183/
G1276 is heavy and awkward to lift onto
stand. Get assistance from two additional
people while lifting and securing to stand.
8.
Lift sander onto stand, position sanding disc
over opening in stand top, then align mount-
ing holes.
9.
Secure sander to stand with (4)
hex bolts, (8)
⁄
" flat washers, and (4)
3
8
hex nuts in the configuration shown below.
10. Congratulations, stand assembly is complete!
Model T25862 (Mfd. 4/14+)
⁄
"-16 x 4"
3
8
⁄
"-16
3
8
x 4
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