GAP Quick-Tilt Instrukcja wizualna szybkiego montażu - Strona 2

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Congratulations and thank you for the purchase of your

Quick-Tilt mount. This mount has been designed to make it

easier and safer for you to erect your antenna, mast or

flagpole. Before proceeding further go back and read the

safety notice.

SETTING UP YOUR QUICK-TILT GROUND MOUNT

Your Quick-Tilt mount has been shipped to you assembled.

The keepers have been preset to accept a 11/4" outside

diameter mast, by virtue of the trapped PVC insulator.

Please check to make sure the parts you have match the

drawing to your right and the figure on the following page.

Loosen and remove the small wing nut on the ¼" bolt found

at the top of your Quick-Tilt mount. This bolt will be used to

hold two spacers that will prevent your antenna or mast from

moving side to side. Removing it will prevent it from getting

damaged during the installation process. Leave the two 3/8",

stainless, bolts with the 5" separators in place. These

separators will keep the brackets parallel as you set them in

the ground.

SETTING THE QUICK-TILT IN THE GROUND

There are two ways you can install your Quick-Tilt mount,

either driven directly into the ground or set in concrete. This

is a determination you will have to make depending upon

your soil conditions and how tall your mast or antenna will be

and how much wind load it will incur. Wind load should not

be a major concern, because the purpose of the Quick-Tilt

mount is to make it easier and quicker for you to be able to

get your mast, antenna or flagpole up and down. Therefore,

if a storm is approaching, high winds are expected or the

structure will not be in use then lower it.

Please note that if you are going to be using your own mast

you may want to attach your keepers and test fit them in the

support brackets before you set the brackets in the ground.

Driving The Quick-Tilt Into The Ground

With the two 5" separators in place lay a board over the ends

of your two support brackets and alternating from one bracket

to the other strike the board with a sledge hammer and drive

the two brackets into the ground. Stop frequently and using a

level check to make sure they are going in plumb. If they start to go crooked, using a short length of 2x4 or

similar extension, push on the bracket in the opposite direction, the bracket is leaning, as you continue to

drive it in the ground. Remember to alternate your blows so that the tops of the brackets remain equal to

each other and the PVC separators remain parallel with the ground. Continue to drive the brackets into the

ground until the lowest spacer is 4" above the ground. This will leave at least 24" in the ground.