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WARNING

Tipover Hazard

Operating with the light tower mast

raised in winds exceeding 50 mph (80

km/h) could cause the unit to tip over,

resulting in death or serious injury. Do

not operate with the light tower mast

raised in winds exceeding 50 mph (80

km/h).

When the portable light tower is in the

operating position it is located in the

middle of a four-point outrigger system

for optimum balance and stability. This

system was engineered to allow the

light tower to remain operational in sus-

tained winds of 50 mph (80 km/h) with

the light tower mast extended to full

height and the outriggers in position on

a firm, level surface.

Leveling and Stabilizing the

Portable Light Tower

WARNING

Tipover Hazard

Positioning the portable light tower on

soft, unstable or unlevel ground could

cause the unit to tip over, resulting in

death or serious injury. Always posi-

tion the unit on a firm, level and stable

surface and deploy the outriggers

before raising the portable light tower.

1. Position the portable light tower on

an adequate work site. See Work

Site Safety Considerations. Use

the level as a guide to locate a level

surface: When the bubble (B, Figure

6) is in the top center of the level (A),

the unit is level.

Figure 6

2. Block each caster with a suitable

wheel chock.

3. Deploy all four outriggers. See

Deploying the Outriggers and

Jacks.

Deploying the Outriggers and

Jacks

WARNING

Tipover Hazard

Failure to deploy the outriggers before

raising the light tower mast could

cause the light tower to tip over, result-

ing in death or serious injury. Always

deploy the outriggers before raising

the light tower.

To deploy the outriggers and jacks:

1. Remove the hair pin cotter (A, Figure

7) and outrigger locking pin (B).

2. Lower the outrigger (C, Figure 7) into

the operating position as shown, and

lock in the operating position with

the outrigger locking pin. Secure the

outrigger locking pin with the hair pin

cotter.

3. Remove the stabilizer jack locking

pin (D, Figure 7). Rotate the jack into

the operating position (E). Install the

stabilizer jack locking pin fully through

the top and bottom holes in the jack

and outrigger.

4. Unfold the handle (F, Figure 7) of the

stabilizer jack. Turn the handle coun-

ter-clockwise to lower the jack foot

(G) firmly onto the work site surface.