RIDGID TS2400 Assembly, Assembling the Lower Foot, Moving the Carry Handle Spring PIN, See Figure

ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLING THE LOWER FOOT

See Figure 1.

NOTE: Only ONE spring pin is required at the carry handle end of the stand. This spring pin locks the legs in the set-up or tear-down position. Instructions to change the location of this spring pin are described later in the “Assembly” section of this manual.

nFrom carton, and bag of loose parts remove the following: Hex Bolt, M6 x 41mm (2)

Curved Washers, M6 (4) Lock Nuts, M6 (2) Lower Foot (1)

Stand Assembly (1)

NOTE: Additional tools may be required to attach your power tool to the stand. See “Mounting Power Tools” section of this manual.

nSlide lower foot into the stand assembly.

NOTE: A dimple has been placed on one side of the workstand frame to aid in proper assembly alignment of the foot as shown.

n Attach the lower foot on each side with a hex bolt, curved washers, and a lock nut as shown.

nFirmly tighten the nuts with two 10 mm wrenches.

HEX	CURVED
BOLT	WASHER

LOCK NUT

DIMPLE IN

FRAME

Fig. 1

MOVING THE CARRY HANDLE SPRING PIN

See Figures 2 and 3.

NOTE: Only ONE spring pin is required to lock the legs in the set-up or tear-down position. The spring pin can be assembled on either side of the carry handle. To change this location, follow the instructions below:

nNote how the spring and washer are assembled before relocating them to the other side.

nHold washer and spring with thumb and forefinger as shown.

nUsing a flat screwdriver pry the e-clip off the groove in the end of the knob shaft.

nReassemble the spring pin, washers and spring to the other side. The knob must be to the inside. Reassemble the washer, spring and e-clip on the end of the shaft away from the knob as shown.

KNOB	NYLON
	WASHER	SPRING

Fig. 2

KNOB SPRING

E-CLIP

NYLON STEEL

WASHER WASHER

Fig. 3

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