1. Fit adjustable bases with collars and lay out roughly in position with their corresponding ledgers. Pick the highest ground level for a setting out point to simplify later adjustment. It helps if the screw jack is near (not at) the bottom of the thread by allowing maximum adjustment on lower ground levels. 2. Connect the legers to the rosette on the collar of the adjustable base. DO NOT DRIVE HOME THE WEDGES AT THIS STAGE. 3. Using a spirit level, adjust the bases so that the ledgers are horizontal. Accuracy in leveling at this stage eliminates the need for further leveling and plumbing as the scaffold is erected. 4. Place two aluminum planks or four 255mm (10") wide board in each bay spanning the ledgers to square up the system. Move progressively round the base of the scaffolding. When squared and leveled, drive home the wedges. 5. When basing out is completed, the first standards are positioned into the collar of the base. 6. Ledgers can now be placed at the required levels. 7. Handrails are automatically positioned. 8. Planks are now moved up to this first lift, decking out fully if this is to be a working platform. 9. Fix diagonal braces across the face of the bays. Hammer wedges home. 10. The scaffolding is completed by adding ledger midrails, handrails and toe boards on the working platform.

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