Install Wheels and Grounding Feet
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What happens here
Turn the fuel caddy on its side to access the axle for wheel installation. Install a snap ring onto one side of the axle, then slide one wheel onto the axle. Secure the wheel by installing another snap ring on the outer side. Repeat this process for the second wheel. Then, position the two aluminum feet on the front side of the caddy's bottom, aligning them with the pre-drilled holes. Secure each foot with the provided screws using an impact driver. These feet are crucial for providing proper grounding for the fuel caddy.
Goal: Attach the wheels for mobility and the aluminum feet for grounding.
Tools and materials
- Aluminum Feet Roughneck — Stability and electrical grounding
- DeWalt Impact Driver DeWalt — Driving screws for the feet
- Roughneck 30-Gallon Fuel Caddy Roughneck — The main body of the caddy
- Screws — Attaching the aluminum feet
- Snap Ring Pliers — Installing the snap rings
- Snap Rings — Securing the wheels on the axle
- Wheels Roughneck — Providing mobility