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4.
Slide cable guide A assembly into the post. The bracket
will be at the top and the bottom of the guide should
bottom out on the post base. The cable will slide down
the post through the open slot in the side of the post.
Make sure the excess cable exits out of the top of the
post (Fig. 11).
NOTE:
Ensure cables do not cross or tangle as the guide
is inserted into the post. If they do this is easily
corrected before initial tensioning.
5.
Holding cable guide B use a back and forth motion
to stretch the cable and work guide B towards your
adjacent post. Ensure an equal amount of excess
cable remains on both guides (Fig. 12). Be careful
not to pull all the slack into one guide. If needed you
can redistribute the slack by loosening cables in the
middle of the section and pulling excess in the direction
needed.
6.
Slide cable guide B into the channel of the second post
ensuring that the excess cable feeds up and out of the
top of the post (Fig. 13). Ensure that both sides of the
cable panel are sitting all the way to the bottom of the
post.
7.
Measure the distance between your posts. Subtract
and cut top beam to that length. Place the beam onto
the brackets. The larger channel of the beam will face
up and the 2 grooves on the bottom will nest with the
cable guide bracket (Fig. 14).
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Fig. 11
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
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