ESTIMATED TIME TO ASSEMBLE:
  • ABOUT 25 MINUTES

TOOLS NECESSARY:
  • Pliers — helpful hint: a 10 mm socket and an adjustable wrench makes it very easy
  • Screwdriver or Philip’s head
  • Helpful Hint: because of the tight tolerance between the drilled holes and the bolts, an electric screwdriver is
    helpful. The tight tolerance reduces play over continued
    use.

PARTS — ORDER OF ASSEMBLY:

• For Model 0001RC (Red with casters) bolt the wheels and the lower tray to lowest drilled hole on the frame.
  Note: Model 0001RC uses the lowest drilled hole for the wheels and the lower tray with the casters, See Photo.
  
  
• Helpful Hint: In some cases, disconnecting the 2 “tension bars” from one side of the frame will make assembly easier. This will allow the frame to be more flexible and allow the tray and frame to be bolted together.
  
  
• Helpful Hint: Do not over tighten the nuts to the bolts. Tighten gently. They are “lock-nuts” and will not loosen. 
  
  
• Now assemble the two support brackets to the tray
  and the frame. Connect the brackets to the outside of the tray and to the inside of the frame.
  
  
• Now assemble the upper tray and support brackets — complete the process as described for the lower tray and support brackets.
  
  
• Wheels — Each wheel is assembled to the frame by the longest bolts in the hardware kit. For Model 0001RC put 1 washer on the long wheel bolt then put the bolt through the wheel, put on 2 washers and then put the wheel bolt through the frame (lowest drilled hole and the lower tray (casters). Now add one washer and the tighten the lock-nut gently making sure the wheels rotates. on
  
  
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• Now reconnect the two “tension bars”. Remember - the “tension bars” have 3 positions of adjustment. If your recycle bin needs more room because of the width, you can adjust the “tension bars”.

Tension Bar adjustment — Front of the Frame

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Tension Bar adjustment — Reversed behind Frame

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