Grizzly G9956 instruction manual Hanging the Filter, Hardware Needed not included

Hanging the Filter

Hardware Needed (not included)					Qty
Chain, rated 150 lbs. or higher					varies
Connecting link					8
Lag eye bolts			5	/16" x 3" or 4"	4
Tools Needed
Drill		/4"			1
Drill bit	1				1

The double air filter may fall and cause serious injury if it is not properly mounted. DO NOT fasten it to sheet rock, press board, paneling or anything other than joists.

Follow these steps and refer to Figure 5 when hanging the double air filter.

Lag eyebolts	Joists
in joists
Figure 5. Hanging from the joists.

1.If the joists are covered by sheet rock, press board, paneling or other covering, use a stud finder to locate them, and mark their cen- ters.

2.Pre-drill 1/4" pilot holes into the marks on the joists. This will make threading the lag eyebolts much easier and reduce the risk of splitting the joists.

3.Thread the eye bolts into the pilot holes. Be sure to thread the eye bolts at least 11/2" into the joists.

4.Measure the desired length of your chains from the eyebolts. Remember to account for the connecting links and eyebolts on the double air filter.

5.Cut the chain to equal lengths and attach a connecting link to each end.

6.Secure a length of chain to each mounting eye.

7.GET SOME HELP! With at least one other person supporting the weight of the double air filter, connect the chains to the lag eye bolts.

NOTE—DO NOT use hooks in place of lag eye bolts. If the double air filter is bumped it could fall.

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