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1.  While the yoke is unattached from the brake handle actuator, pull up on the cable until the paddles make contact with 

the wheels.  

2.  Turn the yoke on the top of the cable clockwise (moving down the cable’s threaded stud) until the holes in the yoke 

are aligned with the holes in the brake handle actuator tab while pulling up on the cable (see page 7, Figure 9).   Then 

loosen the yoke by turning it counter-clockwise several turns.  

3.  Attach the cable to the brake handle actuator tab with a 

¼

”-20 x 1” long pan head machine screw (C) and 

¼

”-20 

locknut (D) and test to be sure there is no drag of the paddles on the wheels.  If so, loosen the yoke another one or 

two turns and re-test.  (Note:  This typically requires the yoke to be loosened a total of 4 to 8 revolutions.)  

4.  When adjusted, tighten the screw and lock nut that secure the yoke to the actuator with the #2 Phillips head 

screwdriver and the 7/16” wrench.

5.  Tighten the jam nut against the bottom of the yoke using the 7/16” wrench.  Be sure the yoke can move freely on the 

actuator.

ADJUSTING THE CABLE TENSION

WARRANTY INFORMATION

Magline One-Year Limited Warranty

Magliner products have a one (1) year warranty from the date of purchase against defects in workmanship or 

material.
Any part or component, except items covered by warranties of other manufacturers, returned to the factory or 

service center freight prepaid by the owner, found upon examination by Magline, Inc. to be defective or the result of 

improper workmanship by the factory will be repaired or replaced without charge and returned to the owner freight 

prepaid by Magline, Inc.
Alterations of Magliner products void any warranty or liability on the part of Magline, Inc. Magline does not 

guarantee product capacity if alterations are made.
To submit warranty information, please visit our online warranty form in the “tools & resources” section of www.

magliner.com

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PADDLE ADJUSTMENT (REQUIRED DURING THE INITIAL INSTALLATION OR IF WHEELS ARE 
CHANGED FROM ONE TYPE TO ANOTHER)

1.  Loosen the jam nut (A) below the yoke end (B) at the top of the Y-cable using a 7/16” wrench (see Figure 8).
2.  Remove the yoke from the brake handle actuator tab using a #2 Phillips head screwdriver and a 7/16” wrench.
3.  Loosen the hex head screws that hold the bottom mounting brackets on each side of the frame using two 1/2” 

wrenches. Slide the brackets down such that the brake paddles are resting on the wheels (bottom mounting brackets 

are shown on page 3, Figure 2).

4.  Place an adjustment spacer (E) between each of the wheels and their respective brake paddles as illustrated in 

Figure 10.   

5.  With the brake assembly resting on each of the adjustment spacers, tighten each of the two bottom mounting bracket 

screws to secure the brackets in place using the 1/2” wrenches.

6.  Remove the adjustment spacers.

Figure 9

E

Brake Paddle

Bracket Mounting 

Screws

Mounting Bracket

Figure 10

Brake Actuator 

Tab

Cable Yoke

Содержание Y-Cable

Страница 1: ...able of Contents Bottom Brake Components 2 3 Brake Handle Components 4 7 Y Cable Assembly 7 Brake Cable Adjustments 8 Warranty Information 8 Assembly Instructions Magline Inc 1205 West Cedar Street Standish MI 48658 800 624 5463 989 512 1000 ...

Страница 2: ...h each of the lower holes provided in the mounting brackets and install a 5 8 washer F on each end 4 Assemble each of the brake paddles G H on the pivot shaft as illustrated making sure that each of the extending lower tabs TAB are positioned towards the center of the hand truck as shown 5 Install a second 5 8 washer F on each end of the pivot shaft and secure the assembly by inserting a cotter pi...

Страница 3: ...Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 A D B C A F H E G TAB 3 Drill a 3 8 diameter hole if it does not exist See FIELD RETROFIT instructions I ...

Страница 4: ... end of the handle actuator then slide the RH handle mounting bracket D over the end and slide bracket into place 4 With the brake actuator handle in place resting on the tabs assemble the RH handle mounting bracket to the side rail using a x 2 long pan head machine screw A and 20 locknut B Securely tighten the mounting bracket using the 2 Phillips head screwdriver and the 7 16 wrench 5 Install a ...

Страница 5: ...he tabs of the mounting brackets assemble the RH mount to the side rail using a x 2 long pan head machine screw A and locknut 1 4 20 B as shown Securely tighten the mounting screws using the 2 Phillips head screwdriver and the 7 16 wrench 4 Slide a 3 8 washer F on each end of the loop handle actuator and install a cotter pin G in the holes provided Using the needle nose pliers bend the end of the ...

Страница 6: ...and lever assembly and secure with the 1 4 20 locknut D using the 2 Phillips head screwdriver and the 7 16 wrench Note If your hand truck model uses any of the handles listed above you must purchase a brake handle ver sion of that handle if the handle does not have the welded slotted stub see part labeled STUB below Item Description Qty Part No A Spacer 1 4 ID x 5 16 long 1 304058 B Brake lever as...

Страница 7: ...50 60 in lbs of torque 4 At the top of the cable thread one 28 jam nut A all the way on the upper end of the Y cable Thread the yoke end B onto the cable as illustrated in Figure 8 You will adjust the final position of the yoke and jam nut on the next page HANDLE RETROFIT PARTS INSTALLATION NO 13A C 15A C AND 17 HANDLES 1 Insert the steel bushing A in the largest endmost hole in the brake lever as...

Страница 8: ...the owner found upon examination by Magline Inc to be defective or the result of improper workmanship by the factory will be repaired or replaced without charge and returned to the owner freight prepaid by Magline Inc Alterations of Magliner products void any warranty or liability on the part of Magline Inc Magline does not guarantee product capacity if alterations are made To submit warranty info...

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