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1.    10 1 8         2  3 8   16x12        7319mm      618mm   2  3 8               24  1 8                                           o  a i a  Z  1236mmy     1236mm  7  7 45 8  ANB     3708mm  X 1  12  2  Z  S     g 2  SE VA RO        4572mm   15         9170mm   30  1                    765mm   2  6 1 8     30x15           33  3 4                  2650mm      8  8 3 8                      5487mm   18           33x18        765mm   2  6 1 8                     1530mm    5  1 4     6mm i  2 2 8                          1530mm        4626mm   15                  1530mm     5 1 4     51 4    2 1 8                          12520mm                                 xe  N E N G  o   Ea    i  75   X Lo JA  2     es V  On x             S  E   bS uy  g N IN     765mm   1530mm   4530mm   2  6 1 8  5 1 4  51AN  A i  Z  6120mm   z 2   1   41x21 fee          41  1              Sig  S   5  CONNECTING TENSION STRAPS  Use  0106 PACK Strap Bolt Package  Use  0105 PACK Strap Bolt Package   1 P No 0923 P No 0623     M8 x 20 Hex Head Bolt M8 Nut        Connect Middle strap s  to already assembled End straps   Using five sets of M8x20 hex head bolt and M8 nut     End starp   7528 This should be used for the end   Middle strap   7254  7244  7264 or 7285  Those should be  used for the middle     Combination of Strap Set          Quantity per set     Number of sets per pool        12  Width Oval Pools    7528   2pieces  7254   1pieces    16x12   1straps   20x12   2straps   24x12   3straps        15  Wid
2.    UNIVERSAL INSTRUCTIONS  BRACELESS OVAL POOLS    PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND THOROUGHLY BEFORE  STARTING GROUND PREPARATION AND POOL ASSEMBLY   DOING SO WILL PREVENT PROBLEMS     Page  Oval Pool  General informaition                                     1  1  Selection of pool Se ri 1  2  Ground leper ation sssescseesesteseseseeteceeserceteneee ees 2  3  Assembling side structual component                         3  4  Drawing pool shape                           2 n0nnn ence nen enna 5  5  Connecting tension  straps      7  6  Positioning assembled oval parts                               7  7  Assempling DOOM  all  se die 8  S  Installing  Wall   r one aden ieaecieePenscnate 8  9  Build an earth mound Cove                                      9  10  Through the wall skimmer                                        9  TILNECINStalahom   iee e E 9    Please refer to  Assemble TopSeat   Vertical and Cover  of an attached sheet     12  filing hepodie e eiei A  TS  Helpiukntormation  r rsa    14  SAFETY RULES eia she    BRACELESS OVAL Parts List                                       11    GENERAL INFORMATION   Before attempting to set up the pool  read the entire  instructions  There are certain areas in the instructions that are  extremely important to follow exactly as written and or pictured   Any deviation from these instructions voids warranty of the pool  and could cause bodily harm or damage to your property     Open the cartons and remove all parts except
3.   1 Y  m  10112mm   gt              33  2 1 8      5216mm   17  1 3 8     3  ASSEMBLING BRACELESS OVAL STRUCTUAL COMPONENT        Use  0109PACK Braceless Oval frame bolt package   Use  0105  0106 PACK Strap bolt package     NOTE  Side vertical skin was attached to side  vertical at the factory open end is  inside pool     P No 5673    STEP1    Insert Side Vertical into Horizontal Support   Insert M14 x 30 Hex Head Bolt from inside of  side vertical    put M14 Nut from outside   do the same six Bolt on right and left side of  side vertical                 STEP2    Insert M10x100 Hex Head Bolt and put three  M10 Nuts for each bolt  Do the same for three  Bolts    as shown picture           P No 5724                         STEPS    Make sure all Parts attached corrctly   Tighten up all bolt    Pull Side Vertical toward outside of Pool     P No 5675  M10 Nut    P No 5673 j    M14x30 Hex Head Bolt    P No 5672  M14 Nut                S                      P No 5726  Horizontal Support       P No 5674  M10x100 Hex Head Bolt       _ Horizontal Support    P No 5712 Side Vertical for 52in  P No 5713 Side Vertical for 54in    Pa P No 5617 Side Vertical Skin for 52 54in    M14x30 Hex Head Bolt                   P No 5672  CSa M14 Nut                          P No 5674  M10x100 Hex Head Bolt    P No 5675  M10 Nut                            S    S             P No 5674  M10x100 Hex Head Bolt          P No 5673    M14x30 Hex Head Bolt P No 5672    M14 Nut    STEP4    Refer page 7  5 Conn
4.  53 8 2 8 14  2412 18 873 61 11 16  2515 20 625 67 8 14  3015 23 756 77 11 2 8 16  3318 26 586 87 2 6 8 18  4121 32 549 106 9 4 8 22   Friends    2x4    Center Stake  y    Sifted Earth  ey A                                                                            I  4 nail   Rake   String  Capenter s Level   Masking 0  2 e pw 4 Da Tape     Shovel 3 f Chalk or Flour  5 i Marking Pencil  Roller Hammer g  ry p     a i 75     i  WE e DS Pr N   KA Seep Ce Sy   E A G A      E _  F z          E p  NE e E g ee   fee    25x15 Hi gt   30x15 a     j A    z eg      og      N    N  AN  Se S KA aS aA im  Ee   LO d ANS N l    eas  gt  St      l 4 LA vJ   Y   7656mm   m 25  1 3 8       9198mm  2                   30  2 1 8     2  GROUND PREPARATION    The preparation of the  ground is the most  important step in the  installation of the pool     a  Mark off your pool area  by driving stakes  Have a  helper hold a tape measure  or a string and mark off the  pool perimeter using flour  or chalk  Remove sod inside  the pool area to a distance  of 1 feet beyond dimensions  shown in the plot layout  around entire perimeter   of pool     b  Remove all grass from  within the entire pool area   It is not enough to just cut  the grass  The sod must  be removed                                                   6401mm   21                    41x21                                                                            12570mm     41  2 7 8      8022mm   26  3 7 8                 c  Two or three in
5.  achieve levelness     D AN EARTH MOUND cove     Build a mound 6  high and extending 8 to 10  on the ground    around the  firmly     inside of the pool wall  Pack the earth gently but    IMPORTAN    Ne    The earth mound must be built right  you must rebuild the earth mound each  Water pressure can force the liner out under the  If this is not done  This could cause damage to the liner and void    time you set up the pool     bottom rail   warranty     The earth mound will prevent this from happening        10  THROUGH THE WALL SKIMMER    Step 1     For untirusting  All edges of cut out have to be covered by vinyl    tape or rusting paint   Begin the installation of the through the wall skimmer   separate skimmer installations     Follow    At one point during the installation of the skimmer  you have to  install the liner  The skimmer installation will tell you when     Complete the installation of the liner as described next   finish the skimmer installation     Then    11  LINER INSTALLATION    CAUTION     Step 1     Step 2     Step 3     Step 4     Remove your shoes  The liner should never be forcefully pulled  or dragged  especially when it holds water  even only 1 2    When you enter the pool during installation  use a ladder other  than a pool ladder    Make sure the legs rest on a strong flat board    Open the liner carton carefully by removing the tape   Do not  cut open carton      Unfold the liner inside the metal wall  Carefully spread it out on  the ground  The 
6.  over   Should the wall be either too short or too long Adjust bottom rails  The  circumference of bottom rails can be adjusted slightly by equally tapping  outward or inward at the each lower joint until the wall ends meet     Step 4  Bring the two open ends of the wall together as shown above   This is one of the most important steps in assembling the pool  Pay close  attention to the following points          P N  0411  1 4in Reinforcing Washer              REINFORCING  WASHER       1 41          1 4i    1 41    1 41         x                 INSIDE OF POOL   in Reinforcing Washer     n Reinforcing Washer   in Reinforcing Washer N   a 4    n Reinforcing Washer Z   J  3    DO NOT FASTEN THE WALL WITHOUT USING THE REINFORCING    WASHERS      FAILURE TO USE REINFORCING WASHERS AS    INSTRUCTED WILL CAUSE WALL TO SPLIT WHEN POOL IS FILLED   THIS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS PROPERTY DAMAGE AND OR BODILY    INJURY     INSERT THE SCREWS FROM INSIDE OF WALL     NUT MUST BE FASTENED FROM OUTSIDE OF    WALL                    Reinforcing Washers must be on INSIDE and OUTSIDE of wall   Insert the screws from INSIDE of the wall   Insert and fasten screws from hole to hole down to the bottom    of the wall Do not fasten tightly before insert all screws          Fasten all screws tightly       Do not leave any open holes          Cover al         Rework    9  BUIL      the screw heads with strip of fabric tape     Check the level of the top of the wall if more than 2  off level      the ground to
7.  steel wall and liner   Before pool assembly  you must identify  count and check all parts for  assembly by parts list  Familiarize yourself with all of the parts  Refer  to the parts list     CAUTION  Do not start the installation of your pool unless you have  an entire day to finish the work    Do not try to set up your pool on a windy day    The wall will be difficult or even impossible to handle     An average pool needs 2 or 3 people for  installation   The following tools and materials are needed     Screwdriver Earth Roller Shovel  Tamping Tool String Marking  Pegs and Hammer  amp  Pencil  Stakes Nails Masking  Carpenter s Sand Tape   Level 2 x4  Board Rake  Measuring Tape Chalk or  Patio Block Flour   Plastic Tape    FAILURE TO OBSERVE ANY OF THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS  WILL VOID WARRANTY     SIFTED EARTH OR SAND NEEDED  PER EACH SIZE POOL AS FOLLOWS     16  x 12    26 cubic feet 0 79cubicM  20  x 12 34 cubic feet 0 96cubicM  24  x 12  42 cubic feet 1 19cubicM  25  x 15    54 cubic feet 1 53cubicM  30  x 15  66 cubic feet 1 87cubicM  33  x 18  87 cubic feet 2 46cubicM  41 x 21  127 cubic feet 3 59cubicM    TOOLS  amp  MATERIALS    Screwdriver    A   Tape   i  gt  lt a  pith oS ar amping Tool  a                                                                             1  SELECTION OF POOL SITE  Before starting the installation  the following points are  important     a  The site must be large enough to accommodate the pool with  plenty of area around it for pool accessar
8. ace a patio block under each lower joint around curved area Make sure top of patio block is flush with ground surface and top of horizontal support     8  INSTALLING WALL       r VER Use Wall Joint Bolt Package packed in a Wall Carton   a san K      Pgs  i WT M P N  0513      CAT L  1 4 x 1 2in Truss Head Screw Eann  ae       Due to the weight of wall some bending will occur in the top and bottom corrugation   because the wall is built to flex  Simply bend those sections back before inserting wall in  top or bottom rail     STEP 1  It is practical if two people work together  one inside and one outside of the  pool     STEP 2  Place coiled wall near bottom rail one section open     Note  There is an up and down side on steel wall  Locate the skimmer cutouts  which are near the outside end of the wall  These cutouts must be at the  TOP even if you will not be using these cutouts      STEP 3  Bring the wall close to the bottom rail   Make sure there is nothing in the bottom rail before inserting the wall  If there is  earth or something is in the bottom rail take out it accordingly   Begin to insert end of wall into bottom rail  One person unwinding wall  wall  should be on a plywood base for ease of rotating  while the other person is  feeding wall into slot of bottom rail around entire pool   As you unwind the wall and insert it into the assembled bottom rails  temporarily  place top rail sections on top of the wall  This will help to prevent the wall form  bending or falling
9. ches of sand is the best for your liner  Using sand eliminates the necessity to level inside of frame area except    where exceptionally high or low areas exist   These areas should either be dug or filled in  This does not mean the perimeter or frame area  That area must be firm and level by    digging only     d  Do not fill low spots in the area where pool wall will rest  as setting may cause your pool to become out of level   Making sure pool bottom is flat This is a must     e  If your site is not on firm soil  use 2  patio blocks for the base of the wall Care should be taken to center a patio  block under each bottom plate  The top of the patio blocks should be flush with the prepared ground surface                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     LR    K SA  Ts     i           Eb   Ve Ee    co     4 B 53 fed   A  Da NA comes me S  SE 16x12 An 8b    24x12           j  QN 4s N LS  WY   en de y   NT       of   4847mm     7319mm       15 107   gt   a 24  1 8  G    i  Loe   RAS    AX  a ae SSS    X  ge      a  af l  1 ii o         PE 73  r Et  al ele ae  8  33x18    A     J  8R    S  A A J  a Be 7  o y I V4      6083mm  a f  e       Paias   
10. ecting tension staraps     to determine kind of straps    Attach End strap to Horizontal support  Put M8x20  hex head bolt from top and put   M8 Nut from bottom  Put all bolt and tighten up     STEP5   Attach Side Lower Rail Joint to Holizontal support  using two sets of  12x3 4 Sheet Metal Screw     STEP6   Attach Side Upper Joint to top of side vertical  using two 5mmx40 Sheet Metal Screw     P No 0341   12x3 4 Sheet Metal Screw    P No 3233  5 8  Side Lower Rail Joint   For 1   amp  6 Frame  P No 3222  1  Side Lower Rail Joint   For All other Frame    E    P No 0923  M8x20 Hex Head Bolt Sa    P No 7528  End strap    i                         _P No 0623    M8 Nut       P No 5675  M10 Nut    __ P No 3177  Resin Side Upper Joint    hey  P No 0345    5mmx40 Sheet Metal Screw    P No 0345  5mmx40 Sheet Metal Screw    40mm       P No 0341   12x3 4 Sheet Metal Screw                                4  DRAWING POOL SHAPE    Please Draw a line with seeing the picture of each pool size     Side Vertical        6083mm                   19  11 4 8            361 1mm   11   10 1 8                               618mm   9  3 8  i    S    En Yy  20x12  2472mm   ES  8  1 3 8    8 5  Ix        7638mm   25  3 4                    _ 2174mm   7 1 5 8                25x15       BS S  amp  j  5 na    e a        765mm   1530mm   765mm       2  6 1 8   5  uel 2  6 1 8        bosamm     10  1  3 8                   10076mm      361 1mm         4847mm   15  10 7 8      1717mm               3611mm   11
11. ght  check each vertical To see that they  stand straight    Be sure each vertical stands perfectly straight     2     Measure all around the pool  from the TOP RAIL down to WATER  LEVEL  This level SHOULD NOT VARY MORE THEN ONE INCH   An unleveled condition will cause overstress of the pool wall and frame   Remove excess soil as required to establish a level frame and bottom  rail condition    See   ASSEMBLY OF BOTTOM RAILS      3     Set as many hoses as you want to help speed up filling time  The pool  holds a considerable amount of water  ie 18  round pool holds 7650    gallons       4     To keep the water clean and protect your liner from being damaged it is  best to cover hose end s  with several layers of rags     5     When desired water level is reached  turn on your filter    Follow separate instructions provided with your filter      CAUTION     Do not attempt to straighten liner after you begin to fill with water   Severe damage could be caused and You will void warranty     13  HELPFUL INFORMATION 14  SAFETY RULES    1  Proper filtering and chemical treatments should not make it necessary 1  Read your instructions and safety rules carefully  If you do not follow  to change the pool water  the safety rules someone could be injured or damage could occur   Your pool dealer will advise you of the proper procedure    To estimate the amount of chemicals needed here is the approximate  water content of the pool based on full capacity  2  Plan carefully where you are go
12. ies  chairs  tables etc     b  Determine where your filtration and skimmer will be located   It must be connected to a grounded 110 volt electrical outlet   with a G F I   Ground Fault Interrupter     c  The pool must be in reach of your water supply  Although the  water should not be drained  but kept clean through filtration and  chemicals  there should be drainage facilities near in case of need     d  Perimeter area of ground must be absolutely level and firm  All  grass and sod under entire pool area must be dug out to avoid  unpleasant odors from decomposition under the pool due to lack of  air  Remove sharp objects  stones  twigs  pebbles  roots  etc   They may damage the liner  If the ground has been treated with  chemicals or weed killer allow two weeks before setting up the pool   Do not set up the pool on concrete  asphalt  tar paper  peatmoss   sand  gravel  or where nut grass has been planted    Poorly prepared ground could allow certain weeds or grass to grow  through the liner  Liner is not warranted against this  If ground is  uneven in perimeter area  dig out the high spots  Do not build up the  low side by padding it with earth  The weight and movement of the  water will pack down the fill causing the pool to sink  Inside  perimeter of pool  the area inside of the frame and wall  can be  leveled with 1  or 2  of sand raked and rolled smooth                                POOL SIZE   Wall Length Top Sheet  mm ft in  Q ty   1612 13 855 45 5 4 8 12  2012 16 364
13. iliarize yourself with all pool parts and accessories before pool assembly   Damage may be done if all instructions are not carefully followed  and in such cases  will void manufacturer s warranty   When assembling pool  read through what you must do for each step  then proceed              WARNING    THIS POOL IS DESIGNED FOR SWIMMING ONLY  IT IS NOT INTENDED FOR DIVING OR JUMPING   FOR A MAXIMUM OF SWIMMING FUN  BE SURE TO FOLLOW ALL SAFETY RULES WHEN USING ANY SWIMMING POOL           Printed in JAPAN  Oct  2006     10    BRACELESS OVAL PARTS LIST  BLO8 A CARTON    Horizontal Support  Pressure plate L 680mm 26 3 4       0109 PACK  Braceless Oval Frame Bolt Package  0105 PACK  Strap Bolt Package  0106 PACK  Strap Bolt Package   BRACELESS OVAL POOLS INSTRUCTION  Contents of each Bolt Package   0109 PACK Braceless Oval Frame Bolt Package   M14 x 30 Hex Head Bolt   M14 Nut   M10 x 100 Hex Head Bolt   M10 Nut    0341  12 x 3 4 Sheet Metal Screw    0105 PACK Strap Bolt Package    0623 M8 Nut  0923 M8 x 20 Hex Head Bolt    0106 PACK Strap Bolt Package    0623 M8 Nut  0923 M8 x 20 Hex Head Bolt    End strap L 1400mm 55 1 8      Middle strap L 835mm 32 7 8       Middle strap L 929mm 36 5 8       Middle strap L 1405mm 55 3 8       Middle strap L 1287mm 50 5 8         Ea Vertical for BLE 54     5617   Side Vertical Skin for 52    or 54     End strap L 1400mm 55 1 8      Middle strap L 835mm 32 7 8       Middle strap L 929mm 36 5 8       Middle strap L 1405mm 55 3 8         Middle stra
14. ing to put your pool  It must be close to  a water source for filling  Also think about draining your pool     Pool Size Capacity Pool Size Capacity    gallons gallons 3  Never let anyone swim alone  Children must be carefully watched  For  16x12x48 4661 16x12x52 5 050 added safety  install a convex type mirror above pool to give full view      of interior   Sener te a Here Available at most mirror dealers   25x15x48 9 675 25x15x52 10 481  30x15x48 11 910 30x15x52 12 902 4  Do not let anyone rough house in or around your pool  The pool area  33x18x48 15 541 33x18x52 16 836 and decks can be slippery  Someone could be badly injured  You can  41x21x48 22 721 41x21x52 24 614 prevent this type problem by enforcing the safety rules   5  Always keep the water clean and sanitary  Dirty water can be  dangerous  Use your filter system  Follow instructions included with  2  To help keep the pool clean and child proof  a pool cover should be on your filter  Also use water purifying chemicals as needed   the pool whenever it is not in use  This also reduces loss of water and  chemicals  l i 7     6  DO NOT DIVE OR JUMP INTO YOUR POOL  THE POOL IS NOT  To keep the pool in working condition check the following operation  DESIGNED FOR DIVING OR JUMPING    a  Leaks in skimmer and filter connections must be stopped   A constant drip of chlorinated water on metal will corrode the metal  7      Remove ladders when there is no adult to watch the pool     Remove anything else that can be used get 
15. into the pool     b  The pool should be left up and filled year round properly winterized and Use a cover if the pool is not in use for a long period of time     covered with a good cover  The water level must be lowered to about  6  below the lowest skimmer opening if your area is subjected to be  below freezing temperature  All pool leaks must be repaired before    winter  SAFETY DECALS CAN BE AFFIXED TO ACLEAN DRY   SMOOTH SURFACE SUCH AS THE VINYL LINER TOP  c  Do not empty your pool in spring  Filtration and chlorination will SEAT THAT HAS SMOOTH FINISH  THEY MUST BE    remove all impurities  Leaves and other matter should be skimmed or PLACED THAT THEY ARE EASILY SEEN  vacuumed out of the pool       DO NOT    JUMP  DO NOT    DIVE    PERMANET INJURY OR DEATH CAN RESULT        Jumping and diving into a ASAHI CHEMICAL s Pool is STRICTLY FORBIDDEN   It is your responsibility as the owner of the pool to do the following       Do not locate pool near objects that would entice diving i e  garages  tree  porches  etc     Do not let anyone use your pool unless they are fully aware of the DO NOT DIVE OR JUMP notice     Do not promote horse play or other activities that would cause injuries     Do not allow people to sit or walk on the top seat of the pool   IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY AS A POOL OWNER TO INSURE THE SAFETY OF WHOMEVER USES THE POOL  NOT THE MANUFACTURER     READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ASSEMBLING YOUR POOL    Read through all instructions completely and fam
16. p L 1287mm 50 5 8        11    16x12x52    2     gt   20x12x52        24x12x52     gt   25x15x52       30x15x52      33x18x52    Nov  2007    co  41x21x52       
17. seam around the bottom of the liner should be  well up the earth mound  Do this evenly all around pool     Remove top rail temporarily placed    Lift the side of the liner over the top of the wall  Form a collar  approximately 3  down the outside of the wall and temporarily  tape it  to the outside of the wall using masking tape at intervals  of 3        Take the plastic edging and clip it over the liner and the top of  the wall  The ends of each section of edging should touch  each other  The edging forms a full circle all around  Cut  off excess plastic edging    If the liner does not fit evenly around the pool    Remove the masking tape gently from the collar of the liner and wall   Smooth out all wrinkles on the bottom of the liner  There may be  extra material around the side  Spread it evenly all around the side of  the pool  There may be extra material in height     Please refer to  Assemble TopSeat    Vertical and Cover  of an attached sheet    12  FILLING THE POOL    The hard work is all behind   Now the fun begins     When pool is completely assembled and ready for water  run water into    the pool     Wrinkles in pool liner should be smoothed out as water is    added for easier maintenance     IMPORTANT  STOP FILLING POOL AT 1 FOOT DEPTH    1     INSPECT BOTTOM RAILS make sure they are not scalloped  see  detail at right  If rails scallop  pull outward at the bottom of the  verticals to allow wall and rails to assume natural shape    By using a string and small wei
18. tance between horizontal  support   Put Top seat on top of side upper joint  temporaly as shown figure    Then check a b c d is straight and lebel If not   adjust accordingly                    Cinder Block    Top seat temporally placed should be removed before  proceeding to next step                                         List of  A  Length   Pool Size   A Length in    A Length mm   16x12 4  5 8  1236  20x12 4  5 8  1236  24x12 4  5 8  1236  25x15 5  1 4  1530  30x15 5  1 4  1530  33x18 5  1 4  1530  41x21 5 1 4  1530                     P No 0341   12x3 4 Sheet Metal Screw  Put Pressure plate by Using  12x3 4 Temmi  SheetMetal Screw after Positioning  Assembled oval parts     P No 6254  Pressure Plate             7  ASSEMBLING BOTTOM RAIL    STEP  5 carton  inside pool area     TEP                                     Before proceeding  remove the steel wall from carton and stand on a 3 x3  board inside pool area as shown at down        Put the liner   leaving it in the    Bottom rails between the horizontal supports are set up by inserting each end of bottom rail into side lower joint Insert the bottom rails around the entire  perimeter using lower joints on the circular portion of the pool Leave one section open that will be nearest to where you will locate your filter     Before proceeding to the next step  place a large amount to sifted earth in the middle of the circle   see chart for the amount on the first page      Sifted earth should not contain any pebbles     Pl
19. th Oval Pools    7528   2pieces  7244   2pieces    25x15   2straps   30x15   3straps        18  Width Oval Pools    7528   2pieces  7264   2pieces    33x18   3straps        21  Width Oval Pools       7528   2pieces  7285   3pieces       41x21   4straps           Note     All Bolts to be inserted from the top side  Nuts to be  inserted from undernerath Tension straps         1530mm   p 5  1 4                        Length of Tension Straps     This end should be connected  to horizontal support                                Pa  P No 0623       M8 Nut       Parts No    Type   Length in   Length mm   7528 End 55 1 8  1400  7254 Middle 32 7 8  835  7244 Middle 36 5 8  929  7264 Middle 55 3 8  1405  7285 Middle 50 5 8  1286  P No 0923    _    M8 x 20 Hex Head Bolt    IMPORTANT      Digging holes for assembled braceless oval structural  components  Use Building block to hold assembled braceless  oval structural component  Stamp ground under building block  well to bellow than needed level  Put some sand to the ground  and pour some water to make sand tight  Then put building  block on top of sand  Adjust building block accordingly      1369mm   53 7 8           X Point           753mm   29 5 8     138mm   5 3 8  Depth       a_i E     0   0                     Cinder Block                Do not use wood to adjust height        Cinder Block                   Cinder Block            6  POSITIONING ASSEMBLED OVAL PARTS     Set all oval parts on the right position  Check A   length dis
    
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