Blue Ox BX8894 - Manual (Page 7)

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Slide the cable assembly back into the AutoStop
tube and secure the cable clamp with the round
head screw and hex nut. (Figure 11) Leave
approximately one inch of cable sheathing
extending outside of the AutoStop tube. NOTE: As
described earlier on page 1, your AutoStop can be
configured to give a 2 inch rise. If this is
necessary, the AutoStop tube must be rotated 180
degrees and the cable assembly attached to the
opposite hole. Remember, the cable assembly
MUST protrude out of the lower, driver side of the
AutoStop tube when in use.
2. Lay the AutoStop tube on a table or bench with the
tongue flat side towards you.(Figure 13) Thread the
adjusting nut onto the adjusting bolt half way on the
threads. Slide the compression spring onto the
adjusting bolt all the way onto the adjusting nut.
Then place the end fitting on the other end of spring.
Slide this assembly into the AutoStop tube until
adjusting bolt hole is lined up with the two front
holes of AutoStop tube, then insert the 7/16" hex
bolt through the AutoStop tube and secure bolt with
hex nut. NOTE: If you are configuring the AutoStop
for a 2 inch rise as described on page 1, flip the
AutoStop tube over so the tongue flat side is away
from you before sliding in the shock absorber.
3. Place one of the two identical pulleys with the
beveled edge on the table. Place the long bushing
through this pulley, next place the center spacer
with the chamfer on the bottom right side. Place on
top of the spacer the other pulley with the beveled
edge on top.
4. Set the AutoStop tube aside and find the narrow
pulley. Please note that the narrow pulley's groove
is off center. Set the pulley on the bench with the
groove oriented closest to the bench. (Figure 14)
Insert the short bushing into the pulley and the 5/8
rod into the bushing. (Figure 14)
5. Place the pulley divider on the pulley. (Figure 15)
NOTE: The pulley divider is NOT square. It is
slightly wider one direction than the other. During
use, the pulley divider must be oriented long side
vertical, to keep the cable from jumping between
pulleys.
Figure 13
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Figure 15
Figure 14