Barrier Systems by Lindsay
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ARMORGUARD® BARRIER
Moving the System with Personnel
After the section has been lifted and locked in the up
position it can be moved with human power or vehicle
power. The first step in any move is to position the tillers
so that the section will move in the desired direction.
Figure 4. The Steering Wheels are connected to the Tiller Handle
located on the top of each end of the barrier. Remove the Tiller
Handle from its cradle and use it to position the steering wheels in
the desired direction of travel.
NOTE: Failure to follow this procedure could cause
damage to the steering wheels. Never force a section
in a direction other than in the steering wheel
direction.
Figure 5. Relocate the section, or in this case Multi-section (56’) to
the desired position. Typically two people can easily control and
move a single link section (28’) and 3 people are typically used to
move a multi-section (56’) as shown above.
Tiller Handle
Steering Direction
Figure 6. (QUICK TIP) If a section is difficult to get started moving, use
the Hinge Pin as a lever to start the section moving.
Figure 7. There are two different ends on a barrier section. Be sure
that you have a Lower hinge matched with an Upper hinge section
before installing the hinge pin.
Figure 8. When all of the holes of the two section hinges are aligned,
install the hinge pin. The pin must be fully installed.
