Installation Instructions:
1. The two pieces of the clamp must be
mounted with each side facing as illustrated
and with the arrows on each base facing
each other. Use four #10 bolts or screws
and appropriate size washers to fasten
each base. Do not over tighten.
2. If you are mounting a cylinder, make sure the bottom
is on a floor, deck or shelf. Alternatively, support it
with a piece of angle iron or wood block (see
illustration). This makes it easier to tighten the straps
with two hands.
3. Mount the base so that the strap is parallel to the outside edge of
whatever you are holding.
4. The “ladder” half of the clamp can be stretched up to about an inch by
pulling on the strap (NOT the ladder “steps” or cross pieces) in several
places along its length.
5. If you are holding a cylinder, tighten by putting the “jaw” half through the
tightest “ladder” section and then pull the two halves in opposing
directions. If your tightening a rectangular piece of equipment, you need
to push the “ladder” half as far as possible while keeping the “jaw”section
flat.
Made in USA
End of the Road, Inc
2212 Dortch Ave.
Nashville, TN 37210, USA
www.endroad.com
U.S. and world wide patents pending
UK patent 2403262
Installation Instructions:
1. The two pieces of the clamp must be
mounted with each side facing as illustrated
and with the arrows on each base facing
each other. Use four #10 bolts or screws
and appropriate size washers to fasten
each base. Do not over tighten.
2. If you are mounting a cylinder, make sure the bottom
is on a floor, deck or shelf. Alternatively, support it
with a piece of angle iron or wood block (see
illustration). This makes it easier to tighten the straps
with two hands.
3. Mount the base so that the strap is parallel to the outside edge of
whatever you are holding.
4. The “ladder” half of the clamp can be stretched up to about an inch by
pulling on the strap (NOT the ladder “steps” or cross pieces) in several
places along its length.
5. If you are holding a cylinder, tighten by putting the “jaw” half through the
tightest “ladder” section and then pull the two halves in opposing
directions. If your tightening a rectangular piece of equipment, you need
to push the “ladder” half as far as possible while keeping the “jaw”section
flat.
Made in USA
End of the Road, Inc
2212 Dortch Ave.
Nashville, TN 37210, USA
www.endroad.com
U.S. and world wide patents pending
UK patent 2403262
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