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Unpack Parts
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Apply self adhesive foam pad as pictured to the
underside leg of the swinging gate. Clean that surface with a
Windex(TM) type product prior to application. This acts as a cushion
when the gate springs open.
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Attach the starting pegs. Feed the #10x2" screws from the bottom of the swinging gate and attach the accompanying nuts.
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With the gate 'folded', attach the two springs to the small holes at either end.
Note: it is important that the two ends of the
spring are threaded through the holes as shown in the diagram at right.
This is a little tricky. After hooking one end, stretch and bend the
spring over your finger to help you thread the other end.
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This is how the gate should look by this point.
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Next, place a plastic washer on the 1/4-20 x 3/4" screw and insert the screw into the tab on the start gate.
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Attach the start gate lever followed by another plastic washer, a metal washer, and an elastic stop nut.
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Slip the black vinyl covers onto each end of the lever and slip the black vinyl sleeves over the starting pegs.
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View of assembled gate
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Attach gate to the track from the bottom. Bolt through the two outside lanes using the provided nuts on the bottom.
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Note
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For the Micro Wizard Laser Start
Instead of the 1/4-20 nuts used to attach the
hinge of the 42" leg in the outside lanes, substitute a plywood 'L'
with the captive T-nut. Once this is in place (below the track
surface), wood screw the laser brackets from Micro Wizard to these 'L's.
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