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Shoulder Strap

SOLO’s Shoulder Carry Strap can be used looped (both 

ends attached to the mounting point on the bowl), to carry 

the tripod on one shoulder, 
OR
it can be used attached to the bowl and the Leg Strap “D” 

ring, to carry the tripod across your back with fluid head 

towards the ground.

Leg Pivot Adjustment

The leg to bowl pivot joint on the SOLO RAPID LOCK tripod should have 

no lateral movement and should swing with a firm, smooth resistance. 

As this is a spreader-less tripod, the leg pivot joint requires sufficient 

resistance to hold the tripod legs together while being hand carried. 

Adjustment is usually not required, however, should it become 

necessary, the following procedure must be observed.

1  Lay tripod on a flat surface with legs closed in 

transport position.

2  Using 17mm spanner (supplied), gently 

tighten nut to achieve firm, smooth movement of 

the leg while still having sufficient tension to hold 

the legs together when tripod is being hand 

carried.

3 Check leg resistance by swinging leg fully open 

(using leg angle adjuster) and ensure that all legs 

open with a similar degree of effort. Tighten or 

loosen bolts as necessary. 

Important:

 Remember not to over-

tighten as this may cause too much 

resistance when swinging the legs open.

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Summary of Contents for Rapidlock SOLO 100

Page 1: ...Tr i p o d S e r i e s OPERATOR S MANUAL 1630 Solo 75 2 Stage Tripod Alloy 1501 Solo 75 2 Stage Tripod 2001 Solo 75 3 Stage Tripod 1505 Solo 100 3 Stage Tripod...

Page 2: ...Adjuster Leg Mounting Bolt Shoulder Strap Mounting Point Protective Leg Cover Leg Lock Direction Label also leg strap mounting point Upper Concentric RAPID LOCK Middle Concentric RAPID LOCK Lower Con...

Page 3: ...eration Manual The operating instructions are described in five steps Please read and understand these instructions before using this equipment Do Not omit any steps This Operator s Manual contains im...

Page 4: ...ock direction label on leg 3 Extend to desired length and turn each concentric lock to engage firmly Repeat process for remaining legs 4 Spread tripod legs Fig 2 and adjust leg length to ensure tripod...

Page 5: ...ght range but is not recommended if the tripod is being used in a crowded situation due to the wide diameter or footprint spread of the extended tripod 1 Remove camera from fluid head 2 Close the trip...

Page 6: ...esistance to hold the tripod legs together while being hand carried Adjustment is usually not required however should it become necessary the following procedure must be observed 1 Lay tripod on a fla...

Page 7: ...r possible Store tripod in a dry place away from direct sunlight Safety Read the Operator s Manual Miller recommends that all camera support equipment should be carried in a carry bag to reduce the ri...

Page 8: ...nge of performance is observed as a result of impact or rough usage For information regarding sales and service of Miller products or for your nearest Miller representative please contact us via our w...

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