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Join the Pillars
The pillars on P-600AL-6S are separated, not a single piece.
Both pillars have same diameter, and the Pillar Joint fastens the pillars.
The Pillar Joint has already been installed on the Upper Pillar.
You insert it into the Lower Pillar, then tighten the clamps to fix.
1
At first, loosen the clamp on the Lower Pillar by M5 hex wrench.
(see Fig. M)
2
Insert the Pillar Joint into the Lower Pillar.
While holding both pillars are tightly attached, tighten the clamp firmly.
3
(tightening torque: 8 N.m)
Reguraly check if the clamp bolts are securely tightened.
!
If these bolts become loose, the pillar could come apart
and fall down.
If too much torque is applied when tightening, the bolt may become
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deformed. If the clamp ends touch each other, them the clamp is no
longer safe to use and needs to be replaced.
Install Top & Bottom Hooks
<Top Hook for front wheel>
1
Install the Top Hook to the
upper clamp.
Make sure the clamp is
placed between the four
projections on the hook.
Screw the bolt using your
finger at least in the first 3–4
rotations.
After confirming the bolts
thread correctly, use the tool
to tighten.
(Fig. N)
5 N.m
(Fig. P)
5 N.m
(Fig. Q)
It is possible on any threaded mechanism that the bolt can be forced on at
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an angle. If this happens the bolt usually stops in one turn.
If you feel the bolt is threading incorrectly do not continue or doing so will
cause damage to the thread, possibly destroying it.
Properly threaded bolts will turn easily so using your fingers to get the bolt
started insures you'll know if the bolt is installed correctly.
Upper Pillar
Pillar Joint
Make sure
some gap
remains
even after
tightening
the bolt.
Lower Pillar
<Bottom Hook for rear wheel>
2
Install the Bottom Hook to the lower clamp.
You don't have to fix the Bottom Hook. Adjust the
tightening as the hook won't come down by its own weight.
The distance between the Top Hooks is usually
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narrower than the handlebar width, so the
bikes hanging from the hook on P-600 must be
positioned that both bikes are not in the same
level, but one bike is a little lower than other.
At this time, make sure that the rear tire on
the lower bike does NOT touch the floor. It will
disturb the bike stability significantly.
Set the bike height that the rear tire is OFF the
floor.
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Do not
loose.
Pillar Joint Clamp
Loosen first,
then tighten after
insertion.
8 N.m
(Fig. M)
(Fig. O)
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