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ParaBody 887101 manual

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  • Page 1

    Serious Steel 887101 LAT OPTION I I ASSEMBLY. INSTRUCTIONS " Pan # 6802501 1 RmA.sion: 3/23/99[...]

  • Page 2

    I IMpORTANT".NOTESI WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF ~t~il~$ ~t~t~! Please note: * Thank you for purchasing the Parabody 887101 LAT OPTION. Please read these instruction~ thoroughly and keep them for future reference. This product must be assembled on a flat, lev: surface to assure its proper function. We recommend cleaning your product (pads and flame[...]

  • Page 3

    KEY 1 2 3 4 5 16 17 18 19 PART# DESCRIPTION 6800203 UPRIGHT ~(X)602 ADJ FOOT SUPPOlZT 6800803 PUI I .h’5[HOUSING 6801003 TOP BOOM 6801102 LAT BAR SUPPORT" ’ 6759802 ~ARRIAGE 6274402 LOW ROW BAR 6725302 LAT BAR’ 3116201 3-1/2" PUI 1 Fry 3116101 3103102 6140701 6405201 3116001 6177001 3119301 4-1/2" PL7 J EY 115-1/4" CABLE 1[...]

  • Page 4

    FIGURE 2 LOWER CROSS SUPPORT 3/8" LOW HEIGHT LOCK N-U’T ~ STEP 2: ¯ NOTE: It may be necessar.~. to loosen the 1/2 X 3-1/4" BOLTS of the LOWER CROSS SUPPORT connecting the UPRIGHT FIL~.ME before beginning STEP 2. ¯ Attach four 314 X 1-1/T’ GLIDES (24) to the inside_ of the tube on the UPRIGHT (1) as sho~ in FIGURE 2 using tI~e follow[...]

  • Page 5

    FIGURE STEP 3: ¯ Insert two 2-1/2’ ROUND END CAPS (19) into the ends of the .ADJ. FOOT SUPPORT (2) as shown in FIGURE ¯ Insert one I-3/4" ENiD CAP (20) into the end ofthe ADJ. FOOT SUPPORT (2) as shown in FIGURE ¯ Apply m’o 2-1/2 X 5-1/2" NON-SKID STRIPS (18) to the ADJ. FOOT SUPPOKI" (2) as sho~n in FIGL~q.E ¯ Attach four 3/[...]

  • Page 6

    FIGURE 4 // STEP 4: ¯ Attach eight 1X 1" GLIDES (15) to the ends the CARRIAGE (6) as sho~l in FIGURE 4 using the follo~4ng steps: ¯ Thorougltly clean Ml surfaces where the 1 X 1" GLIDES (15) are to be attached. ¯ Remove the 1 X 1" GLIDES (15) from the paper backing and firmly apply" them to all sho~-n surfaces. ¯ Attach one [...]

  • Page 7

    FIGURE 6 l/2 X 4" SUPPORT STEP 6: ¯ NOTE: It may be necessary to loosen the 1/2 X 3-1/4" BOLTS of the UPPER CROSS SUPPORT connecting the UPRIGITr FRAME before beginningSTEP 6. ¯ LOOSELY assemble the TOP BOOM (4) to the UPKIGHT (1) using one 1/2 X 4" BOLT (28), one 112 X 3-1/2" BOLT (25), " 97 ~VASHERS (26), and one 1/2 LO[...]

  • Page 8

    FIGURE 8 3/8 x STEP 8: ¯ Routethe 115-1/4" CABLE (l l) through the TOP BOOM (4) as sho~vn in FIGURE ¯ SECL’RELY assemble three 3-1/2"" PI]LI EYS (9) into the slots of the TOP BOOM (4) using three 3/8 X 2-3/4" BOLTS (32), six SPACERS (33), and three 3/8" LOCK N~’TS (31) as sho~.n in FIGLrRE 8. (NOTE: Make sure the cabl[...]

  • Page 9

    FIGURE 9 STEP 9: ¯ Attach the CABLE (11) from the TOP BOOM (4) to the CARRIAGE (6) using one 1/4" QUICK LINK (36) as shm~al FIG URE 9. (I/~[PORTAN-~. Secure b" lighten QUICKLINK.) ¯ Place one 3-1/2" pLrLLEY (9) into the loop of the CABLE (12) below the second and third PULLEY of the ~FOP BOOM (4) as in FIGURE 9. LOOSELY assemble tw[...]

  • Page 10

    FIGURE 10 STEP 10: Route the threaded end of the 121-3/4" CABLE (12) through the slot oft.he PULLEY HOUSING then SECURELY assemble one 4-1/2 pLrLLEY (10) to the PU~.I.EY HOUSLNG (3) using t~vo 3/8X 2-3/4"" BOLTS (32), two 3/8"" FLANGE SPACERS (.: 3), two 3/8"" :-kSHERS (30), and two 3/8" LOCK NUTS (31). (NO[...]

  • Page 11

    THREADED END FIGURE 11 Q/ STEP 11: Loop the 121-3/4"" CABLE (12) around one 3-1/2" PULLEY (9) as shown in FIGURE ¯ LOOSELY assemble the 3-1/2" PUI JI.EY (9) to the 3/16 X 1-3/4 X 5-1/4" PLATES (23) using one 3/8 X 2" BOLT (35), mo 3/8" V¢.~SI-IERS (30), and one 3/8" LOCK NUT (31). See FIGLrRE 11. ¯ SECUREL[...]

  • Page 12

    i! FIGURE 12 / /i / I! /,,il/ l STEP 12: ¯ Slide t~vo 1 XS" GRI~PS (14) onthe LOWROWBAR(7) and t~vo 1X 8" GR~S (14) onthe LAT BAR (8) as sho~vnin FIGURE ¯ Attach the LAT BAR (8) to the ball end of the upper CABLE (11) using one 5/16"’ SNAP HOOK (34) as shown in FIGURE ¯ Attach the LOW ROW BAR (7) to the ball end of the lower CAB[...]