Sunex Tools 8050 Manual De Operación página 3

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Step 4: Attaching the Handles
Align the other legs with the front corners of the
bottom tray and drawer assembly and let them
rest on top as shown in figure 4. Align the hole
on the handle with the second hole down on the
drawer assembly and (un-attached) leg as shown
in figure 4. Insert handle bolts through handle,
through the leg, and into the drawer assembly as
shown in figure 4. Secure with washer and nut
from handle bolt kit and hand tighten.
Step 5: Attaching Bottom Tray and Drawer
Assembly to Legs
Once handle is attached, align holes in legs with
matching holes in bottom tray (B) and drawer
assembly (A) as shown in figure 5. Insert leg bolts
through legs and into bottom tray and/or drawer
assembly and secure from the inside with leg
washers and nuts until all side holes have been
attached and hand tightened.
Step 6: Securing Legs
Using two people, turn the cart upright. Continue
to bolt through aligned holes in the front and
back of the cart with the leg bolts, washers, and
nuts as shown in figure 6. Hand tighten. ALL
holes should now be aligned and secured.
Step 7: Tightening Bolts
Use a 13mm wrench and ratchet with 13mm
socket or adjustable wrench to tighten all
bolts. Once all bolts are tightened, your cart is
complete. See page 4 for parts breakdown.
WARNING
WARNING
SERVICE CART WEIGHT CAPACITY
ADVERTENCIA
Total Net Load . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .500 LBS
Top and Bottom Shelf . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 LBS each
Center and Bottom Drawers . . . . . . . . . 70 LBS each
ADVERTENCIA
PLEASE NOTE: Loading cart beyond rated capacity may
cause structural damage to the cart as well as personal
and /or property damage . Please educate your customers
AVERTISSEMENT
to the dangers of overloading .
8050: Parts Breakdown & Operating Manual
AVERTISSEMENT
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