API 600 - MOUNTING TO WOODEN RAILINGS (UP TO 3.5 WIDE); Mounting to a Wooden Railing; MOUNTING TO WOODEN RAILINGS (3.5 - 8.75 WIDE)

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HEATED 20” BIRD BATH
Item # 600
Miller Manufacturing, Glencoe, MN 55336 USA • www.miller-mfg.com
1. Assemble mount as shown but leave the nuts (part #L) loose enough to
allow adjustment of bracket.
2. Back out the long set screw (part #G) as far as possible out of the arm
(part #A) and out of the angle bracket (part #J).
3. Position bracket so the elevator bolt (part #H) is in the center of rail.
4. Open or close bracket by sliding angle bracket (part #J) along arm (part
#A) so that the arm (part #A) and angle bracket (part #J) are hugging
the sides of the railing.
a. If the bracket will not open large enough for the width of your railing
try the next size bracket configuration.
b. If the bracket will not close small enough for your rail, screw the set
screw (part #G) deeper into both the arm (part #A) and the angle
bracket (part #J). This will act as a spacer.
1. Assemble mount as shown but leave the nuts (part #L) loose enough to
allow adjustment of bracket.
2. Back out the long set screw (part #G) as far as possible out of both arms
(part #A).
3. Position bracket so the elevator bolt (part #H) is in the center of rail.
4. Open or close bracket by sliding angle bracket (part #A) towards each
other. Ideally so that both arms (part #A) are hugging the sides of the
railing.
a. If the bracket will not open large enough for the width of your railing
try the next size bracket configuration.
b. If the bracket will not close small enough for your rail, push the arms
together until they stop. Position the center elevator bolt (part #H) in
the center of your wooden rail. Then screw the set screws (part #G)
deeper into both the arms until the cone points on the set screws
(part #G) hit the wooden surface. This will act as a spacer.
5.
Make sure that the center bolt is in the center of the rail. Then tighten both
nuts (part #L). You must use a wrench to insure that both nuts are tight.
6. While applying pressure to the top of the mount (so the bottom surface
of the elevator bolt (part #H) is flush against the wooden surface) use a
screwdriver to tighten the two set screws (part #G). Do not over-tighten
because this will cause the mount to bend. As a rule, tighten the set
screw just past the point of the mount bending.
7. Do not be concerned if the mount assembly wobbles back and forth.
This wobble will correct itself once the bath is “spun” onto the mount
and tightened against the wooden surface.
8. Set the bath onto the center screw (part #H) and “spin” the bath into
place. It should be spun until the bottom surface of the bath rests tight
against the surface of the railing and there is no wobble.
5. Make sure that the center bolt (part #H) is in the center of the wooden
rail. Then tighten the center nut (part #L). You must use a wrench to
insure this nut is tight.
6. While applying pressure to the top of the mount (so the bottom surface
of the elevator bolt (part #H) is flush against the wooden surface) use
a screwdriver to tighten the two set screws (part #G). The set screws
should dig into the wood – but only slightly. Do not over-tighten
because this will cause the mount to bend. As a rule, tighten the set
screws just past the point of the mount bending.
7. Do not be concerned if the mount assembly wobbles back and forth.
This wobble will correct itself once the bath is “spun” onto the mount
and tightened against the wooden surface.
8. Set the bath onto the center screw (part #H) and “spin” the bath into
place. It should be spun until the bottom surface of the bath rests tight
against the surface of the railing and there is no wobble.
MOUNTING TO A METAL DECK RAILING
MOUNTING TO A WOODEN RAILING UP TO 3.5” WIDE
MOUNTING TO A WOODEN RAILING FROM 3.5” TO 8.75” WIDE
If this nut (part #L) does
not fit tight against the
washer (part #K), then
you will have to add ad-
ditional washers. Do this
until the nut fits tight.
If this nut (part #L) does
not fit tight against the
washer (part #K), then
you will have to add ad-
ditional washers. Do this
until the nut fits tight.
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D
G
(Exploded Diagram)
L
K
H
A
G
K
L
K
K
(Finished Diagram)
(Finished Diagram)
(Exploded Diagram)
L
K
H
A
A
G
K
G