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FIG. 4

Drilling/Setting of 3/8” Drop-in Anchors

FIG. 5A

RAISED WALL

CABLE

CLAMPS

CABLE

CLAMPS

EYEBOLT

END

HOOK

END

CABLE

COVER

SNAP

WEATHER FLAP

CABLE

ANCHOR BOLT

ATTACH CABLE TO EYEBOLT ON TURNBUCKLE

ATTACHING SNAP TO CABLE

TURNBUCKLE

EXTENDED

APPROX. 18”

EYEBOLT

FIG. 5B

FIG. 5D

FIG. 5C

CABLE

ANCHOR

BOLT

SLOTTED CABLE

ANCHOR BOLT

EMBEDMENT

3/8” Drop-in

Drill Diameter - 1/2”

Minimum Depth - 1 7/8”

1) Drill a hole into base material to the depth of embedment (see information above) required. Do not over-drill

hole. Blow the hole clean of dust and other material. Insert the drop-in anchor into the hole and tap flush with
surface. Using setting tool, set drop-in anchor by driving the tool into the drop-in anchor until the shoulder of the
tool is seated against the drop-in anchor.

Pool Cover Storage When Not In Use

Your pool cover is made from tough synthetic materials. Remove all hardware as it can cause damage not cov-
ered by warranty. Store the cover dry and cleaned off in a cool, dry place. Rodents, ants, and other pests are
known to eat pool covers if stored outdoors, on the garage floor or in a place where critters can get to it. Your
storage bag serves as a convenient method of keeping the cover contained for storage on shelf, hanging above
the floor, or elevated in the pool shed.

RUNNING CABLE THROUGH

IN-LINE HOLES ON SLOTTED

CABLE ANCHOR BOLTS