To Load Sleeves of Corners Into the Lower Chute
Make sure that the upper head is high enough that you have room to work on loading the
lower chute.
Locate the markings on the sleeve which state LOWER DUAL HEAD (figure 24), and this
time tear off the perforated end which this arrow points to, as in figure 25.
Make sure the “trap door” in figure 26 is closed. Again, use your index finger to prevent the
corners from falling out of the sleeve, and invert the sleeve. Place this sleeve into position
as shown in figure 27. Similar as with the upper chute, strap the sleeve to the chute using
the bungee.
Allow the corners to drop into position by pulling the hook in figure 28, opening the trap door.
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Figure 24
Figure 25
Figure 26
Figure 27
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