WHEN THE WALL IS NEARING
THE VERTICAL POSITION:

As the wall approaches the vertical position, allow one Jack to slightly precede the other; it will reach 90 degrees slightly before the other and prevent the wall from striking both Wall Stops too hard and at the same time. If using three or more Jacks, follow this same procedure, alling the first Jack to slightly precede the second, which will slightly precede the third, etc. See Figure 6.

BRACING THE WALL:
After the wall is vertical and stabilized by the Jacks, it may be secured with several Proctor Adjustable Wall Braces, using one Wall Brace for approximately every 6'-8' of wall length. After bracing the wall, take down the Wall Jacks and carefully finish rewinding any excess cable onto the drum. Make any necessary adjustments to the wall using the Wall Braces. See Figure 7.

STORING YOUR WALL JACKS:
You can remove the Lockpin and telescope your Jacks for transportation and storage. Insure that the cable is properly stored on the drum and that the Wall Stop, Lifting Bracket, and Shackle are secured.