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Fig. 1 (attaching the tool rack)
ATTACH TO MOUNTING BAR:
1. To install the tool rack, rotate both cam levers UP,
then place onto the Toolbar. See figure 1.
Note: if the Cam Lever Latches do not sit flush on the Toolbar, one of
the clamp plates may not have been fully open. Simply remove the
tool rack, rotate the cam levers up, and tilt the tool rack away from
you to ensure the clamp plates are fully open, then reinstall on the
Toolbar.
2. To secure the tool rack to the Toolbar, rotate both
cam levers DOWN until they cam over.
NOTE: For additional security, the tool rack can be locked to the
Toolbar by inserting a padlock through the holes in the mounting
bracket where shown. See figure 1.
3. To remove the tool rack from the Toolbar, rotate both
cam levers UP, then lift the tool rack.
FEATURES AND OPERATION
1. The 8 rubber clamps are intentionally staggered so
than an upper clamp does not interfere when trying
to pull the rubber strap from a lower clamp up and
inward onto the hooks. The end user may change
the stagger pattern if so desired.
2. The cam lever latches are factory installed in the
middle set of holes where shown in figure 2. At the
user’s discretion, the latches can be relocated to
the set of holes marked “A” or “B”. The entire plate
assembly can also be rotated 90 degrees if
preferred. In that case, utilize the holes provided in
location “C”.
3. For optimal functionality, the cam lever latches are
factory assembled with some friction between the cam
lever and the housing. This ensures the cam lever
doesn’t accidentally flip closed while the user attempts to
install it on the bar. If the cam levers loosen up over time,
simply tighten the nut and bolt that secure the lever to
the housing until the desired resistance on the cam lever
has been achieved.
FEATURES AND OPERATION
rotate both cam levers up
to install the tool rack
padlock holes
Fig. 2 (optional cam lever latch locations)
A
C
C
B
B
A
ENJOY!
