Understanding Difficulty Ratings
Before starting any guide, check the difficulty rating so you know what to expect. If you're ever unsure, our Technical Service team is happy to help.
Easy
No specialist tools required, and the task can be completed by one person. Typically involves software, settings, or minor physical adjustments. Low risk if a step is done incorrectly.
Examples: Calibrating your Precision Hopper, Changing Lift Cycle Times
Intermediate
Tools are required, and the task involves some physical assembly or installation. A second person may be needed for certain steps. There is some risk of equipment damage if steps are completed out of order or incorrectly, please read the full guide before starting.
Examples: Pearl Mini Uncrate & Assembly
Advanced
Specialist equipment such as a forklift is required, and two people are needed throughout. There is a high risk of equipment damage if the task is not completed correctly. If you are unsure at any point, stop and contact Technical Service before proceeding.
Examples: Lift Uncrate & Assembly
A note on ratings
Our difficulty rating reflects the hardest step in the guide. Where a step only applies to a specific configuration or optional accessory, we'll call this out clearly in the article so you know whether it applies to your setup.