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• Secure the loaded vehicle ( see "Securing the loaded vehicle", page 23 ).
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Detach the rope hook from the loaded vehicle and hook it into the storage eye (4).
• Pull in the rope until it hangs loosely.
• Finally, activate the freewheel of the cable winch.
The winch is used for lashing the vehicle!
Vehicle or cable winch may be damaged.
Never use the winch to tie down the vehicle.
After loading, reactivate the winch freewheel. If the winch freewheel
remains deactivated, unintentional operation (e.g. radio remote control in
the trouser pocket) may cause damage to the winch, the storage eyelet
or the loaded vehicle!
The battery voltage is not monitored during winch operation. Due to the
high current demand of the cable winch, the vehicle batteries may be
discharged after a short time when the engine is not running.
A figure-of-eight sling is supplied with every
car transporter with winch. The figure-of-
eight sling serves as an aid if the hook of
the cable winch cannot be easily attached
to the vehicle to be loaded. To do this, pass
the sling through the towing eye or a load-
bearing part of the vehicle to be loaded. If
necessary, slightly compress the loops of
the sling. Then hook both loops into the
hook of the cable winch as shown.
The figure-of-eight loop is damaged!
Injuries caused by the figure-of-eight
sling The figure-of-eight sling can tear.
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same criteria apply as for the rope of the rope winch ( see
"Checking steel ropes ", page 72 ).
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4.1.7 Unloading without rope winch*.
Get in the loaded vehicle!
Fall from the plateau.
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° If necessary, open the driver's door of the loaded vehicle from
the ground before tipping it up.
Enter the plateau in the upturned state and from behind.
When entering the loaded vehicle, hold on to the designated
handholds in the area of the driver's door, on the door frame or
on the roof.
Unintentional rolling back or acceleration of the vehicle to be
unloaded!
People can be hit or run over.
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During unloading, no persons are allowed on the plateau, the
drive-up ramps or behind the car transporter.
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Secure the unloading point ( see "Loading and unloading point", page 20 ).
Before unloading, check again that the parking brake is applied on the loaded vehicle
and that the lowest gear is engaged or, in the case of an automatic transmission, that
the selector lever is in the P position.
Loosen the safety belts.
Remove the rear wheel stop.
Extend the drive-up ramps and tilt the plateau (
see "Operating the tilt plateau", page
21 ).
• Completely lower the vehicle to be unloaded from the plateau. If visibility to the rear is
obstructed, a guide may be required.
Non-adapted steering movements during unloading!
The vehicle to be unloaded may fall from the ramps or from the
plateau.
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Drive the vehicle straight from the car transporter, if necessary
call in a guide.
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Tilt the plateau and retract the drive-up ramps ( see "Tilt plateau operation", page
21 ).