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4.
Raise foot pedals up to lift rubber feet and
move machine (see Figure 23).
Figure 23. Foot pedal raised.
IMPORTANT: When moving the mobile base, the
rubber feet should not touch the floor. Likewise,
when operating the machine, ensure that the rub-
ber feet are fixed firmly against the floor to provide
stability, without lifting casters.
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Foot Pedal
Using Mobile Base
1.
DISCONNECT MACHINE FROM POWER!
2.
With machine mounted on mobile base, lift
foot pedals to raise rubber feet. If needed,
adjust feet further to ensure feet do not drag
during move. Refer to Adjusting Rubber
Feet on Page 7 for details.
— If floor is uneven, retract feet completely to
eliminate the chance of the pads dragging.
3.
Check to make sure machine pathway is
clear of all obstructions.
4.
Push machine from lowest possible point to
avoid tipping it over, and move it to its new
location. The best control is usually achieved
by pushing from swivel caster side of base.
— If the machine is large, get an assistant to
help stabilize the machine while it is being
moved.
5.
Adjust each foot until it touches floor, then
rotate each foot so it firmly presses against
ground without raising casters.
6.
Check machine to make sure it is stable in
its new location, and make sure machine is
clear of any obstructions before reconnecting
power and turning machine ON.
To reduce risk of serious injury when using
this mobile base:
1. LOCKING FEET. Do not operate machine
on mobile base unless both mobile base feet
firmly contact floor and raise base enough
to disable casters. Using the machine on
base when it is not secured could result in
a loss of workpiece control.
2. MACHINE STABILITY. Test for stability
after placing the machine in its new location.
Adjust feet so they each they touch the
ground, then push on machine at several
locations, making sure it is not off balance.
The hex nuts can be adjusted up to top of
foot assembly to lock foot height setting.
T28000 T28922 T28923 (Mfd. Since 11/18)
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