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SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS
Place sills on the ground and put the adjustable levelling
jack plates on the sills.
Adjust the nuts of the levelling jack, starting at the highest
point of the ground level. The nuts at the highest ground
level should be set to 3-6 inches from the top of the sill,
depending on the slope.
Place the first frame onto the base at the highest point.
Connect the first cross brace to the frame.
Allow the frame to lean slightly forward and rest on the
sill
while you prepare for the next frame to be installed.
Insert coupling pins on top ends of the frames
Stack the second frame to the first one, insert the base
of the frame in the coupling pins in place.
Secure the frame using pig tails locks through the top
and bottom of each coupling pins.
Connect the cross brace to the top level frame.
Install the second frame onto the levelling jack.
Secure the first cross brace to the second frame.
Secure the second cross brace to both frames.
To level and plumb the scaffolding start at the highest point of
the scaffolding. If possible, use the levelling jack to bring the
highest corner down closer to the sill. Bring all four corners
up to that point. If the bottom cross braces of each frame are
level with each other, then frames should also be plumb.
Install the diagonal brace to keep the scaffolding square.
Fasten the levelling jack to the sills with either nails or screws.
Finish the second level by installing the fourth frame.
Put a pig tail lock through the top and bottom of each
coupling pin to avoid any separation.
Secure the first cross brace to the second frame.
Secure the second cross brace to both frames.
