BOOM-ARM Adjustment, See figure, Lift System

I I I . I N S T A L L A T I O N

BOOM-ARM ADJUSTMENT

The boom-arm can be adjusted for your convenience. See figure 1.

To raise or lower the upper post:

1.Remove the nut and bolt from the upper post.

See figure 1.

2.Raise or lower the upper post to the desired position, matching the adjustment holes of the upper post with the adjustment holes of the lower post.

3.Reinstall the bolt through the adjustment hole and secure it with the nut.

Lift System:

The Commander 400 is available in 2-axis or 3- axis models. The hand control has 6 buttons and is designed to control movement on all 3 axes. The orange button will not operate on 2-axis lift systems.

1.Rotate (Left and Right)

2.Boom Extension (In and Out) (3-axis system- only).

3.Lifting Strap (Up and Down)

NOTE: The angle of the boom arm can be adjusted to accommodate certain height limitations. See figure 4.

NOTE: Do not force the threaded bolt into the adjustment hole.

BOOM ARM

NUT

UPPER POST

BOLT

LOWER POST

Figure 1. Upper Post Adjustment

BOOM EXTENSION

LIFTING
STRAP	UPPER POST

L-BASE CAP

L-BASE	SECUREMENT
	BOLT HOLE

Figure 2. Fully Assembled Lift System

To secure the base:

Four nuts and four bolts are needed to firmly secure the lift system onto the base of your choice. There are four securement bolt holes located on the L-base. See figure 2.

Two bolts will be installed beneath the shroud of the power base. See figure 3.

SECUREMENT	SECUREMENT
BOLTS	BOLTS
SECUREMENT	SECUREMENT
BOLT HOLE	BOLT HOLE
	SECUREMENT BOLT
	HOLES (UNDER SHROUD)

Figure 3. Power Base

Commander 400