LiftMaster SW425 SW425 Manual - Page 12

Gate Bracket And Pipe Arm Installation,

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I N S TA L L AT I O N GATE BRACKET AND PIPE ARM INSTALLATION Temporarily attach the gate bracket onto the gate with clamps at the location shown (Figure 9). When the gate bracket location is established, it may be permanently attached. The gate bracket may be permanently affixed to the gate by welding or by bolting through the gate and gate bracket. Figure 9 The second arm pipe needs to be cut to a length appropriate for the specific location chosen for the gate operator. First put the gate into the close position and point the primary arm toward the gate bracket (Figure 10). Be sure the swivel joints are also pointing toward each other. Measure the distance between the two swivel joints. Put the gate into the open position and point the primary arm away from the gate bracket (Figure 11). Again be sure that the swivel joints are pointing toward each other. Measure the distance between the gate brackets. Compare the measurement to the previous measurement from the close position. The measurements should be the same. If the two measurements are not the same it will be necessary to adjust the length of the primary arm by loosening the two bolts on the primary arm (Figure 12). Repeat the above measurements until the two measurements are equal. Once equal, securely tighten the two bolts on the primary arm. Figure 10 Closed Swivel Joint 36" (91 cm) 19" (48 cm) Center of Gate Hinge Surface of Ground Figure 11 Swivel Joint Open The second arm is shipped in two pieces and must be assembled. Connect the two pipe arm together with the pipe coupling and securely tighten them. Use the measurement from adjusting the primary arm to determine the length of the second pipe arm. Take the previously determined measurement and add 3" (7.6 cm). This allows the extra pipe (that is necessary) to protrude into the swivel joint. Cut the arm with a hack saw. When the pipe arm has been cut, it may be attached to the gate operator and gate bracket. Insert the pipe into both the swivel joint on the primary arm, and the swivel joint on the gate bracket. Secure the pipe arm to both swivel joints by tightening the set screws on the swivel joints (Figure 13). Figure 12 Inner Arm Adjustment Bolt Figure 13 Outer Arm Hex Key Set Screw Swivel Joint Secondary Arm 12

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GATE BRACKET AND PIPE ARM INSTALLATION
Temporarily attach the gate bracket onto the gate with clamps at
the location shown (Figure 9). When the gate bracket location is
established, it may be permanently attached. The gate bracket
may be permanently affixed to the gate by welding or by bolting
through the gate and gate bracket.
The second arm pipe needs to be cut to a length appropriate for
the specific location chosen for the gate operator. First put the
gate into the close position and point the primary arm toward the
gate bracket (Figure 10). Be sure the swivel joints are also
pointing toward each other. Measure the distance between the
two swivel joints.
Put the gate into the open position and point the primary arm
away from the gate bracket (Figure 11). Again be sure that the
swivel joints are pointing toward each other. Measure the distance
between the gate brackets. Compare the measurement to the
previous measurement from the close position. The
measurements should be the same.
If the two measurements are not the same it will be necessary to
adjust the length of the primary arm by loosening the two bolts
on the primary arm (Figure 12). Repeat the above measurements
until the two measurements are equal. Once equal, securely
tighten the two bolts on the primary arm.
The second arm is shipped in two pieces and must be assembled.
Connect the two pipe arm together with the pipe coupling and
securely tighten them.
Use the measurement from adjusting the primary arm to
determine the length of the second pipe arm. Take the previously
determined measurement and add 3" (7.6 cm). This allows the
extra pipe (that is necessary) to protrude into the swivel joint. Cut
the arm with a hack saw.
When the pipe arm has been cut, it may be attached to the gate
operator and gate bracket. Insert the pipe into both the swivel
joint on the primary arm, and the swivel joint on the gate bracket.
Secure the pipe arm to both swivel joints by tightening the set
screws on the swivel joints (Figure 13).
INSTALLATION
Figure 9
Figure 10
Figure 12
Surface of Ground
Center of
Gate Hinge
36
"
(91 cm)
19
"
(48 cm)
Swivel Joint
Closed
Swivel Joint
Open
Inner Arm
Adjustment Bolt
Outer Arm
Hex Key
Swivel
Joint
Secondary
Arm
Set Screw
Figure 11
Figure 13