TC-3 Tire Cages use and installation instructions. IMPORTANT MUST READ !

TC-3 Tire Cages have been designed to help prevent lightweight equipment from rolling around in the truck or trailer while in transit. Depending on your purchase you could have one or two different stand sizes and one to three different cage sizes. See the enclosed brochure for information pertaining to the use of different size cages and stands for various size tires. Attach stands to truck or trailer floor using the ½" carriage bolts and self locking nuts provided. To prevent a tripping hazard install stands as close to the edge of the floor as possible. Be certain to leave enough clearance for the "L" handle threaded pin to be installed after installation. Slide cage onto stand and thread "L" handle threaded pin into cage. After deciding on the proper height for the cage, tighten securely. An optional pull pin is available for faster pre-determined height adjustments. To use the pull pin you must drill a hole(s) into the stand(s) at the chosen height(s) for the pin to engage when released. When drilling a stand use the cage as a guide to drill hole(s) in order to assure that the pin will align with the drilled hole(s). Be careful not to damage the threads on the cage. You also have the option of installing a padlock to prevent the cage from being raised by drilling a hole in the stand just above the cage. If a stand is used to store cages when not in use it is recommended that a pull pin or padlock be used on the top cage to prevent accidental loss. This product is not in any way intended to replace tie downs or other devices used to secure equipment.

Hardware bag parts contents:
-two (2) ½" carriage bolts
-two (2) ½" nylon lock nuts
-one (1) "L" handle threaded pin (individual cages)
-three (3) "L" handle threaded pins (complete kit)

Options:
-quick release "pull pin"
-twelve inch stand

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