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CHAIN ADJUSTMENT

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Adjusting the #50 Chain Coupler Nut Assembly

The #50 lift chain should have no slack when the lift is raised 
without the cradle and normally is slightly loose when the lift 
is under a load. If an adjustment is required proceed as fol-
lows. 

Do not make this adjustment when the cradle is on 

the lift.

 (If the lift is loaded when the adjustment is made, it 

will be too tight when loaded.)

1. Remove the cradle and
rotate the winch wheel to raise
the telescoping sections until
the coupler nut assembly is
accessible and approximately
10” of #50 chain is visible.

Approx. 10”

2. Loosen the jam nut from the
coupler nut.

A

A

B

B

3A. Tighten the tension bolt using a 5/16” hex key just until the slack in the chain 
is removed.

3B. Add 1/4” turn to achieve the correct tension.

-DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN: 

Too much tension on the #50 lift chain will exert a

side-pull on the telescoping sections, causing them to stick and bind.

-Retighten the jam nut against the coupler nut to lock the adjustment.

Adjusting the #40 Winch Drive Chain

The #40 winch drive chain should be taut but not overly tight-
ened as this will exert excess side load on bearings and drive 
components. To achieve correct tension proceed as follows. 

Do not make this adjustment with the cradle on the lift.

1. Start with the empty lift
completely lowered. Remove the
chain guard by removing the top
and bottom bolts.

2. Loosen, but do not remove,
the two winch mount bolts.

3A. Lift the brake handle 
with right hand to allow the 
drive chain to find a neutral, 
tensionless position.

3B. Pull the winch back to 
remove excess slack from 
the drive chain and hold while 
retightening the two mount 
bolts. Do not apply too much 
tension on the chain. Apply hand 
pressure only. Do not use a lever 
of any kind to increase chain 
tension.

4. To check for proper tension, rotate the winch 1/2 turn to tension the lower
portion of the chain. Move the upper portion of the chain up and down and
measure the vertical movement of the upper portion of the chain midway
between the sprockets. The correct distance of this movement should be
approximately 3/8” to 1/2”. If necessary repeat the previous steps until the
correct tension is achieved. Replace the winch drive chain guard when the
adjustment is complete.

3/8” - 1/2”

Movement

Summary of Contents for PANELIFT 439

Page 1: ...Paragon Pro Manufacturing Solutions All Rights Reserved Form No M439 Read and become familiar with this manual BEFORE operating unit WARNING For Model 439 Before operating this equipment thoroughly r...

Page 2: ...t We take pride in providing the best for our customers Quality innovation and excellence are all qualities this company ensures No product is sent without being factory tested and inspected to ensure...

Page 3: ...Care Maintenance Page 3 Assembly Pages 4 5 Operation Page 6 Disassembly Pages 7 Chain Adjustment Page 8 Parts Index Pages 9 10 Safety Information Page 11 Optional Accessories Page 12 CONTENTS ALL PHO...

Page 4: ...damage and or serious bodily injury The PANELLIFT Drywall Lift is designed exclusively as a material lift and shall be used for no other purpose The PANELLIFT Drywall Lift is not a personnel lift or p...

Page 5: ...GHT 14 5 439 cm 15 11 485 cm w optional 18 extension LOAD RATING 150 lbs 68 kg DO NOT EXCEED SHEET QUANTITY CAPACITY Single 37 94 cm Approximately 124 lbs 56 kg A B C D A Cradle Assembly less detachab...

Page 6: ...little to release the brake Maintenance is required if the clutch slips too easily or requires excessive force to slip Avoid dropping drywall screws and other debris into the telescoping sections and...

Page 7: ...as shown to hold the tripod in place when attaching the frame 3A Place the frame assembly on the tripod base ASSEMBLY 4 3B Pocket A slides OVER angle B while angle C slides INSIDE angle D 3C When the...

Page 8: ...ft hand as shown The lock pin will engage at three different points on the outrigger fully retracted extended 21 or extended 33 MAKE SURE that the lock pins are engaged in one of these three positions...

Page 9: ...1 To Load Set the backstop on the tripod base to hold the unit in position Extend the cradle outriggers to properly support the drywall tilt the cradle and swing out the cross arm support hooks Load t...

Page 10: ...bottom and sliding the cross arm out of the tapered socket 3 Lock the cradle tilt latch and lift the cradle off of the frame 4 RAISE the retaining hook to engage telescoping sec tions Rotate winch wh...

Page 11: ...40 winch drive chain should be taut but not overly tight ened as this will exert excess side load on bearings and drive components To achieve correct tension proceed as follows Do not make this adjust...

Page 12: ...S INDEX Model 439 54 00 4 12 01 00 4 03 9 52 00 01 02 01 03 01 05 01 20 01 07 01 06 01 17 52 02 52 04 52 06 52 05 52 13 52 01 52 17 52 16 52 15 52 03 52 08 52 07 52 10 52 14 28 09 54 01 54 02 04 04 54...

Page 13: ...cription 52 10 Outer plate set w bronze bearings 52 11 Drive assembly 52 12 1 2 X 21 4 Shoulder Bolt w Fasteners 52 13 Winch mount w fasteners 52 14 Retaining hook w fasteners 52 15 Clutch assembly w...

Page 14: ...pmental 67 56 1 Trace Methylene Chloride Dichloromethane Cancer 75 09 2 Trace Nickel Cancer 7440 02 0 Trace Propylene glycol monobutyl ether Cancer 5131 66 8 Trace Toluene Developmental 108 88 3 Trace...

Page 15: ...all Lift saves your back when lifting wallboard to walls and ceilings The Loader Attachment minimizes loading height to 4 instead of the standard 37 Drywalling has never been easier Loader Attachment...

Page 16: ...PRO MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS INC reserves the right to make changes or improvements in design without incurring obligation to install the same on previous units PARAGON PRO MANUFACTURING SOLUTIONS INC...

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