Maximum Wall Mount - 4" User Manual

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4” WALL MOUNT
INSTALLATION
PROPER INSTALLATION IS IMPORTANT. IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE, CONSULT A CONTRACTOR,
ELECTRICIAN OR TELEVISION ANTENNA INSTALLER (CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL BUILDING SUPPLY,
MAST B
TOOLS
REQUIRED
TAPE MEASURE
HAMMER
SLOTTED SCREW
DRIVER
SWAGED END
3/8” WRENCH
3/8”
DRILL WITH
1/8” DRILL BIT
PHILLIPS SCREW
DRIVER
MAST B
MAST A
LEVEL
CLAMPING
SCREWS
4 INCH WALL
BRACKET
SWAGED
END
MAST A
1
Slip the swaged end of mast A into the round end of mast B.
2
Tap the two sections together with a hammer. A piece of wood will protect the end from damage.
BRACKET WILL
ACCOMMODATE
UP TO 4 INCH
OVERHANG OF EAVE
MAST
ROOF
PEAK
WOOD BLOCK
3
Select a location that will provide the highest, unobstructed position for the wind sensors.
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New Bedford, MA 02745
(508) 995-2200

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18”
MINIMUM
4” WALL MOUNT
INSTALLATION
ROOF
PEAK
8 1/4”
MAST
LEVEL
1/8” PILOT
HOLES
4
Drill two 1/8” level pilot holes 8 1/4” apart for each bracket. Brackets must be separated from each other by at least 18” for mast stability. Both brackets must be aligned vertically for the mast to be straight when installed.
ROOF
PEAK
CLAMPING
SCREWS
4 INCH
BRACKET
4 INCH
BRACKET
5
LAG SCREWS
Secure the brackets with the lag screws
6
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New Bedford, MA 02745
(508) 995-2200

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Slip mast into brackets and tighten with the carriage bolts.
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