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Installation MODEL 2088 ELECTRIC POWERED TURNTABLE
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© ETS-LINDGREN L.P. – JANUARY 2003
REV C – PN 399253
Typically the last flange will be too long. Turn the flange upside
down, butt one end to the other and evenly mark off with the other
end and trim to fit. Do not cut too much off. It is preferable to not
have more than 1/16" gap between the butt joint when finished.
Continue mounting as stated above until all screws have been
installed. Some screws may fall between the floor panel joints.
Try to position the flanges ensuring as few screws hit these points
as possible, and making sure that the first or last hole in the flange
is not too close to one of these joints. Also the top floor joint strips
will need to be trimmed to fit up against the flange.
ROLLED STEEL FLANGE MOUNTING IN
CONCRETE PIT
Mounting to concrete is the same with the exception of the
mounting hardware. You should have ½-13 wedge type concrete
anchors. Instead of the #14 x 1” square socket flat head screws,
you will use 1/4 x 1-3/4. Phillips flat head TAPCON screws.
You will need a ½” hammer drill with a ½” x 12” hammer drill bit
and a 3/16 x 6” hammer drill bit. Instead of the 1/4 x 1-3/4”
tapcons, you will need ¼-20 x 1” phillips flat head thread rolling
screws for mounting the flange to the rolled steel flange. The drill
hole size for ¼-20 x 1” thread rolling screws is .238 - .242 (B or C
drill). You will also want a small vacuum to clean up concrete
dust so that it does not get into the screw threads making them hard
to screw in.
NOTE: When drilling holes, watch out for buried conduit and pit
drain pipes. Also drill ½” hole as deep as you can. Drill 3/16”
holes about 3 to 4 inches deep.
INSTALLATION OF STAINLESS STEEL WEAR
STRIP
It is very important that the floor around the turntable pit is level
all the way around. If it is not, it will make the installation of the
wear strip very difficult. For this step you will typically need eight
small 1-1/2” C-clamps , 6-32x 3/8” thread rolling screws, a hand
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