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CYLINDERUNDERCARRIAGE KIT
-INSTALLATION-
REQUIRED TOOLS
3/8” Nut driver 6” x 3/8” Socket Extension 9/16” Socket & Ratchet Electric chain hoist (recommended)
UNPACK THE KIT
Your Undercarriage Kit is a Dual Cylinder kit. Check your Undercarriage Kit for the following.
K1570-1
Dual Cylinder Undercarriage Kit
IM600
June, 2005
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Lower Cylinder Support Wheel Assembly Upper Cylinder Support Bracket and Warning Decal
Handle Assembly Caster Wheel Assembly
Cable Retainer (Quantity 2)
(Actual Size)
3/8 - 16 x 1.00 Hex Head Thread Cutting Screw
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INSTALLATION OF THE K1570-1 DUAL CYLINDER UNDERCARRIAGE KIT
STEP 1. INSTALL THE HANDLE.
a. With the 3/8" nut driver or wrench, remove the
four existing screws from the case sides. Save the screws to install the handle.
b. Install the handle using the four screws saved
from the previous step.
STEP 2. INSTALL THE UPPER CYLINDER SUP­PORT BRACKET.
a. Remove the two existing screws from the case
top and one screw from each case side. Save the four screws.
b. Position the bracket as shown so that the two
holes in the bracket line up with the two exist-
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c. With the 3/8" nut driver or wrench, install the
bracket at the top using the two previously removed screws. Secure the bracket at the sides with the two remaining screws. Note that one of the slots is slightly smaller than the diameter of the screw to insure proper electri­cal grounding.
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