Balanced Body Allegro Reformer Manuel D'instructions page 16

4. Remove the 4 rubber feet from the bottom of the Reformer
frame by grasping them firmly with your hand and turning
counter-clockwise. You can discard the feet unless you may
want to convert back to a flat Allegro configuration.
5. Remove the legs and other
materials from the packaging
and lay the legs on the floor
with the bottom of the leg
facing up as in Figure B.
6. Then peel the adhesive
backing from the 4 rubber
feet, match up the profiles of
the feet with the leg, and
stick the foot to the leg as in
Figure B.
7. Insert the leg nut plates shown in Figure C into the Reformer
frame until the big hole lines up with the riser hole in the
frame. When it does, drop your riser through the frame and
the block to hold it in place. See Figure C and D.
Figure C
8. Now maneuver the leg nut plate so that the holes in Figure
D line up when you look down through the hole in the frame.
This will be one of the screw holes you will use to attach the
legs.
Make sure these holes line up.
Figure D
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Figure B
9. With the risers still in place to locate the leg nut plates, place
two of the legs onto the frame rail at the head end of the
Reformer, lining up the holes in the leg with the three holes in
the frame. The left and right legs are not the same so keep
looking for one that matches the hole pattern in the frame.
Now start threading all six of the 5/16-18 screws into the
frame to secure the legs in place. Start with the screws that
go into the block that is held in place by the risers and once
they are all started, tighten them. See Figure E.
Now you can remove the risers and set them aside.
NOTE: the long end of the included 3/16" allen wrench is ball
shaped to allow for more maneuverability when working in
small areas. Once the screws are finger tight, use the short
leg of the allen wrench to tighten the screws.
Figure E
10. Install the legs onto the foot end of the frame in the same
way with the 6 screws. No leg nut plates are required at the
foot end.
11. Using a 7/16" wrench and the included allen wrench, install
the transport wheel brackets with the 1/4-20 screws and nuts
as shown in Figure F. Make sure the brackets are oriented
as shown. Typically these are installed at the foot end of the
Reformer as shown in Figure F.
NOTE: The transport wheels can also be installed at the head
end which allows you to move the Reformer with Tower more
easily. Just make sure the carriage is rolled to the head end
of the Reformer before lifting the foot end of the machine in
this configuration.
Figure F (Footbar not shown)