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Green Leaf Stainless Steel Equipment Leg
Product Overview
HEIGHT: 1 1/2 TO 4 1/2" HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
INNER DIAMETER: 3 1/2" FLANGE
LOAD CAPACITY: 2000 lb PER SET OF 4
MATERIAL: STAINLESS STEEL
OUTER DIAMETER: 1 5/8" TUBING
SCREW CENTERS: 2 1/2"
INNER DIAMETER: 3 1/2" FLANGE
LOAD CAPACITY: 2000 lb PER SET OF 4
MATERIAL: STAINLESS STEEL
OUTER DIAMETER: 1 5/8" TUBING
SCREW CENTERS: 2 1/2"
Products A, B
Die-cast Zamak body, natural or nickel plated finish.
Die-cast Zamak foot, natural, stainless steel clad or nickel finish.
Use with 16 GA. or 18 GA. tubing.
Hex Foot
Products C, D
Die-cast Zamak body, chrome plated finish.
12 GA. (2.6mm) stainless steel flange foot with #4 satin finish, with or without mounting holes.
Use with 16 GA. or 18 GA. tubing.
Flanged Foot
Die-cast Zamak body, natural or nickel plated finish.
Die-cast Zamak foot, natural, stainless steel clad or nickel finish.
Use with 16 GA. or 18 GA. tubing.
Hex Foot
Products C, D
Die-cast Zamak body, chrome plated finish.
12 GA. (2.6mm) stainless steel flange foot with #4 satin finish, with or without mounting holes.
Use with 16 GA. or 18 GA. tubing.
Flanged Foot
Bullet Foot, Fits 1-5/8" Od Tubing, Stainless Steel, Round Flange 3-1/2" Dia Foot 2-1/2" Mt Ctrs, 1-1/2"h [stud 1-1/2"d] [material Metal], [type Foot Round] Adj 1.5" > 2.5"
Height |
3.5" |
Width |
3.5" |
Depth |
3.5" |
Weight |
0.5 lbs |
Hazardous |
False |
This 5 1/2" - 8" adjustable stainless steel plate-mounted equipment leg works as a perfect replacement for the legs that came standard on a wide range of equipment from popular brands. It adjusts between 5 1/2" and 8" to account for uneven flooring and to achieve the perfect height for your equipment. It has a durable stainless steel construction for optimal stability, and it provides enough clearance to regularly clean beneath your unit. Replace a worn or damaged leg promptly to keep your equipment stable and at a comfortable working height.
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How to install this part
1. Begin by turning off the power to the equipment where the foot will be installed.
2. Remove any existing foot from the equipment and clean the area where the new foot will be installed.
3. Place the new foot in position and mark where it needs to be drilled for mounting screws.
4. Drill pilot holes for mounting screws and insert screws into holes, making sure they are securely tightened.
5. Place a washer over each screw head and then thread on a nut, tightening it securely with a wrench or socket wrench.
6. Finally, turn on the power to the equipment and test that the foot is securely mounted and functioning properly