Attach weight storage horns
1. Insert the weight horn into the hole in the rear upright frame until it stops
(Figure 17).
Figure 17
2. Secure the weight horn using a bolt and washer .
3.
Place a set scr
e
w into the horn assembly and tighten.
4. Push the storage horn bumper into the weight horn with its wide side facing
outward. If needed, use a weight plate to push the bumper against the
equipment frame.
5. Repeat this procedure to attach the other weight horns.
Stabilize the equipment
Once you have assembled the equipment, test its stability by pushing do
wn on
each corner. If the base frame rocks or wobbles, you need to adjust the feet to
stabilize it.
To stabilize the equipment:
1. Locate the round, adjustable feet on the bottom of the equipment frame.
2. Using a 19 mm open-end wrench, turn the positioning bolt to the left or right
to level the equipment.
To move the adjustable foot ... Then turn the bolt ...
Upward To the right
Downward To the left
3. Continue to test the corners of the equipment and readjust the feet as
needed.
4. When the equipment is stable, re-tighten the jam nut with an 18 mm open-
end wrench to 600 in-lb (67.79 N-m).
5. Insert the frame end cap and secure it using two M6 × 60 mm socket head
cap scre
ws. Tighten the screws to 10 in-lb (1.12 N-m) of torque (Figure 18).
Bolt equipment to the oor
Precor recommends that the strength equipment be bolted down at all anchoring
points. Bolting is made possible by removing the end caps at the frame base and
exposing the mounting holes that accommodate the bolts (see the accompanying
gure). Replace end caps when bolting is complete.
As oor materials vary, it is important that you consult a licensed contractor to
advise you on proper bolting techniques and appropriate fastener types.
Standards occasionally change or are updated. Precor recommends that you keep
apprised of your local industry standards. Precor shall not be held liable for failure
to properly bolt the strength equipment to the oor.
Figure 18
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