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The tripod was shipped with
all
four handles removed and wrapped separately. This
way it fits
into
a smaller shipping box. Note when handling that
without the
clamping action of the handles all movements are very
free.
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Center Column Can be used
to store Handles

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Tiltall Handle OD is larger than the Column stop Ring ID
so you can
store handles in center column.
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The Column clamp handles are even larger in diameter, but
still fit
inside the center column so are better placed at the
bottom to act as a
stop. Letting the shaft stick out is a reminder to
someone that
they are stored there.
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4062 Metal ID Label

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Tiltall 4062 metal ID Label. Mfd. by C. M. Marchioni |
Leg Removed

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Leg removed using strap wrench (Harbor Freight).
The thread seems to be 1-3/16-40.
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Column Stop Ring

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The center column (p/n 023) open center stop ring mates
with the
removed leg above so has the same 1-3/16-40 (?) thread.
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Center Column Split Ring p/n 024

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p/n 024 is a split ring that acts as an anti friction
bearing and
center column clamp.
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Inverted Center Column

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As shown the legs are fully collapsed so pan and tilt
handles hit the
tripod legs.
If the legs are extended (using the larger diameter
extension) then the
center column can be lowered all the way down. see
photo at top
of page for that configuration.
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Pad or Spike Foot

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Brass Split Ring Leg Clamp

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