2
1. Remove all bolts from each of the casters with a
1
⁄
2
” wrench
and the included
3
⁄
16
” Allen wrench. Keep the castors, nuts
and bolts close by. You will need them in the following steps.
2. Hold the Tower bracket against the end of the Reformer frame
and bolt it in place using the upper / inside caster holes. Use
eyebolts (GEN9232), washers (GEN9305 & 210-050), and
nuts (GEN9021). Make sure the bracket is centered and square
on the frame and tighten the nuts. See figure A.
Note: If the
bracket does not line up with the inner holes, use the outer
holes for the eye bolt and the inner holes for the flathead.
Fig A (only one side shown)
3. Using the included
5
⁄
16
” drill bit (TOL1059), use the bracket as
a guide to drill the eight holes in the Reformer frame shown
in Figure B. On the top two slots, drill the holes as far to the
outside of the slots as possible. Try to drill straight through the
frame, not at an angle.
IMPORTANT NOTE: It is important that you do not push too hard
while drilling the holes or you might splinter the Reformer frame
when the drill bit breaks through to the other side. Once the drill
bit is most of the way through the wood, press just hard enough
to keep drilling.
Fig B
4. Loosely install the four
corner brackets with the
provided screws (GEN9015),
washers (GEN9305), and
nuts (GEN9021). Slide and
hold the corner brackets
against the inside of the
Reformer frame and then
tighten the bolts. See figure
C.
5. Using the included
5
⁄
16
” drill bit (TOL1059) and the remaining
hole in each corner bracket as a guide, drill four holes in the
Reformer frame.
IMPORTANT NOTE: It is important that you do not push too hard
while drilling the holes or you might splinter the Reformer frame
when the drill bit breaks through to the other side. Once the drill
bit is most of the way through the wood, press just hard enough
to keep drilling.
6. Now that you have drilled all of the required holes in your
Reformer frame, it is time to unbolt and remove the bracket
so the final assembly steps can begin.
7. Insert a flat head screw
(210-216) into the upper/
outer holes of the casters as
shown, through the washer
(GEN9305) and thread into
the nut (GEN9021). Use
the same hardware that
was removed in step 1 and
place them into the bottom
two castor holes.See Figure
D. When three bolts are
holding the caster in place,
tighten them all. NOTE: The
flat head screw must be
tightened enough so that
the head is flush with the Reformer frame. Repeat for the
other castor.
8. Hold the Tower bracket against the end of the Reformer frame
and bolt in place with eyebolts (GEN9232), washers (GEN9305
& 210-050), and nuts (GEN9021) as shown in figure A. Make
sure the bracket is centered and square on the frame.
9. Install the corner brackets and all other bolts as shown in
figures E & F and then tighten all bolts. A hammer or mallet
should be used to tap the head of the four carriage bolts (210-
512) until the square portion is pushed into the frame and the
underside of the head sits flush against the frame. Once flush,
stop hammering.
Fig E (applies to top and bottom corner brackets. Only one side shown)
Fig C (only one side) shown)
Fig D (only one side shown)
