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6. Thread the rope through the pulleys as shown in Fig 4. Be sure to thread the
rope down through both parts of the locking mechanism (finally emerging
through the round hole) as shown in Fig 5a.
7. Use 2 wood-screws to mount the
rope cleat to the wall as shown in
Fig 5b.
8. When the bicycle is raised to the
ceiling, the excess rope should be
stored by coiling up and hanging
from the cleat.
USING THE BICYCLE LIFT
LIFTING THE BICYCLE
1. Attach the hooks to the bicycle
handlebar and seat as shown.
taking care that the lifting rope is
not twisted. The bicycle can now
be raised to the ceiling by pulling
the rope. If pulled at an angle in
line with the bicycle, as shown in
fig 6, the rope will lock in place to
take the weight of the bicycle.
• The rope should remain locked
while it is under tension but
check that it is held before letting go.
2. Tie the rope to the wall cleat and coil the excess rope to hang from it.
Never cut the rope tail off.
3. Always look for any defects occurring during operation and stop using the
lift if any are seen.
4. Always take care to pull the rope in line with the pulleys to ensure the rope
passes smoothly through the mechanism.
5. Lift the load sufficient to take up the strain and check stability before
commencing the full lift.
6. Ensure that no obstruction prevents a clean lift and that the hooks are
securely attached before lifting.