SM1110-05
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REV - B
SECONDARY SUPPORT
CAUTION:
READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE To avoid injury: all operators should be instructed in
the safe, proper use and maintenance of this product.
CAUTION:
To avoid injury, always install secondary support [Safety Cable].
CAUTION:
Do not install secondary support [Safety Cable] to same structure that supports the
retractor.
Secondary Support [Safety Cable with Adjustable Wire Clips]
available from manufacturer as an accessory.
Please follow all instructions provided in the Safety Cable Assembly
Leaflet [S65-SSPBR]
to properly attach the Safety Cable to the
Unit.
Leaflet [S65-SSPBR]
is included with the Safety Cable.
Attach other end of the secondary support [Safety Cable] to
secondary support structure by means of Carabineer Hook and lock
in place the carabineer nut
– [See
FIG. 03
].
Secondary support [Safety Cable] should be as short as possible but
still allowing Unit Rotation without engaging or adding any load on
the Safety Cable. The maximum length for the Safety Cable should
allow the retractor to drop no more than
6” to 10” or 152mm to
254mm, if main support would fail.
OPERATION
TOOL ATTACHMENT
CAUTION:
READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE To avoid injury: all operators should be instructed in
the safe, proper use and maintenance of this product.
CABLE STOP ADJUSTMENT
Adjusting cable stop is not recommended due to reduction in
active travel distance - [See -
FIG. 05
].
Detailed procedure on how to adjust the cable stop can be
obtained by contacting
If additional cable extension is required, extension cable
assemblies are offered as accessory items.
Special overhang cables with specific lengths & configurations
are offered. Contact
Always measure weight of total LOAD tool complete with hoses,
cables and fittings] to make sure it is within Weight Capacity of
Retractor printed on unit label.
Lift LOAD [See -
FIG. 04
] to retractor and attach it to provided tool
clip, making sure the spring-loaded latch of tool clip is closed.
Extension cables are available for lowering the position of the tool
without reducing active travel.
FIG. 04
FIG. 05
FIG. 03
