TuffStuff CFM-500 - Page 4

IG. 3 On a flat surface, lay the Base Frame (#3) down and insert two
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lastic Insert Caps 2” Sq. (#38) into the Base Frame (#3). Next, insert
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o Plastic End Caps w/Groove 2” Sq. (#31) onto the front stabilizer of the
B
ase Frame (#3), as shown above.
Note: When positioning the Base Frame (#3) consider the
complete area surface of the CFM-500. Use the overhead view on
the cover page for designing your layout before assembling.
FIG. 4 Next, locate the Low Row Foot Assembly (#10) and, using
rubber mallet, insert two Plastic End Caps 2” Rd. (#56) and one Plast
Insert Cap 1 3/4 Sq. (#46) into the tube-ends, as shown above. Ne
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slide the Low Row Foot Assembly (#10) into the receptacle of the Ba
s
Frame (#3), as shown above.
IG. 5 Next, locate the Rear Upright (#7) and, using a rubber mallet,
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set one Plastic Insert Cap 2" Sq. (#38) into the tube-end. Next, insert
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o Plastic End Caps w/Groove 2" Sq. (#31) onto the rear stabilizer of the
R
ear Upright (#7), as shown above.
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CFM-500 Compact Frontal Machin
FIG. 6 Attach the Rear Upright (#7) and a Support Plate 1/4 X 2 X
(#71) to the Base Frame (#3) and secure them into place using two H
e
Head Cap Screws 3/8-16 X 3 1/4 (#49), four Flat Washers SAE 3/8” (#4
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and two Nylon Insert Lock Nuts 3/8-16 (#51).
Loosely Fasten: Do not completely fasten this hardwa
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assembly at this time, as it will be completely fastened later in t
h
assembly process.
LOOSELY FASTEN