Specifications

USING OUTRIGGERS

Hill Phoenix cases are manufactured and shipped to stores with outriggers

installed on the base frame. This ensures that moving the cases is easier

for everyone involved in the manufacturing, shipping, and installation pro-

cesses.

Outriggers also reduce the risk of cases being damaged by the raising and

lowering of the cases with a ”J” bar when placing them on dollies, skates,

or rollers. In most situations, one or two persons can move the case with

ease.

If there is a truck-level delivery dock, cases may be rolled directly from the

truck to the store floor.

Prior to final installation, outriggers may remain in place to help move cases

to staging areas throughout the store. When you're ready for final line-up,

roll the cases to the set position and remove the outriggers.

Step 1

Step 2

Removing the outriggers is easy. Lift the case with “J” bar; carefully

remove the clevis pins underneath and pull the outriggers out; then lower

the case. Discard the outriggers.

Step 3

IMPORTANT: If skid boards are required for unload-

ing cases, outriggers should be removed prior to

sliding cases down the skid (see Diagram 3). When

unloading is complete, re-install the outriggers.

OUTRIGGER

CLEVIS PIN

DANGER

Remove hands and feet

from beneath the case

before the casters are

removed. Failure to do

so may result in serious

injury when the case is

lowered.

DANGER

Once an outrigger have

been removed, DO NOT

push or attempt to move

the case until all remain-

ing outriggers are re-

moved. Doing so may

cause the case to tip over,

possibly resulting in seri-

ous injury or death.