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Quick Video of setting the height of the Zipper Wand

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Post by Mark Saiger Sat Oct 18, 2014 2:16 am

Erik has a maintenance video,

But here is a little quick video someone asked me to do about the ride height differences for commercial and residential (with a pad) carpets.

For commercial, just be able to slip a business card under the back glide and get it to just stick a bit.

For Residential, generally need the rear glide set at about 3/16 of an inch clearance measuring from a flat surface to the bottom of the glide.




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