4.
Temporarily set the Tire Changer aside. Then drill four holes in the concrete floor
surface equal to the
length of four 7/16” diameter cement anchors (not included)
you will use to secure the Tire Changer to the floor surface. (See Figure A.)
5.
Once the four 7/16” diameter holes are drilled, blow out the concrete dust from
each of the holes. (See Figure A.)
6.
Set the Tire Changer back on the concrete floor surface, and align its four
mounting holes at its base with the four pre-drilled holes in the floor surface.
7.
If necessary, level the Tire Changer on the concrete floor surface using a
carpenter’s level and steel shims (neither included).
8.
Use a hammer (not included) to tap the four cement anchors through the four
mounting holes in the base of the Tire Changer and into the concrete floor sur-
face. Continue tapping the cement anchors until their washer rests against the
base of the Tire Changer. (See Figure A.)
9.
Firmly tighten the nuts of the four cement anchors to secure the Tire Changer to
the concrete floor surface. (See Figure A.)
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DRILL HOLES
TO DEPTH EQUAL
TO LENGTH OF
CEMENT ANCHOR.
INSERT
CEMENT ANCHOR
SO THAT WASHER
RESTS AGAINST
BASE OF
TIRE CHANGER.
FIRMLY
TIGHTEN
CEMENT
ANCHOR
NUT.
FIGURE A
1.
Choose a concrete floor surface location for the Tire Changer that is well lighted,
offers adequate workspace, and is away from high pedestrian traffic areas.
2.
The concrete floor surface should be at least 4” in depth. (See Figure A.)
3.
With assistance, move the Tire Changer to the location. Use the Tire Changer’s
four 7/16” mounting holes at its base as a template for which four 7/16” holes will
be drilled in the concrete surface. Do not use a concrete drill bit larger in
diameter than 7/16”. (See Figure A.)
SECURING THE TIRE CHANGER TO A FLOOR SURFACE
