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Grounding

Your trailer is equipped with a bronze grounding lug.  When the trailer is used near energized conductors the trailer must
be grounded.  A grounding lug is provided to help you follow your company’s safety practices.

 

Outriggers

Stability is an important part of safe trailer use. Because the towing vehicle can provide additional stability, leave it con-
nected to the trailer when you can. Set the rear outriggers to their lowest level. If you need to decouple the towing
vehicle, lower the front jack slightly, set the outriggers and then raise the jack to seat the outriggers firmly in the ground.

Wheel Chocks

Set the chocks at each rear wheel in the direction of the expected load or grade.

Do not modify your trailer

Your trailer is a custom engineered piece of equipment.  Essential safety items can be damaged by altering your trailer.  The
simplest modifications, such as driving a screw or punching a hole to install a hanger can inadvertently damage an electrical wire
or other hidden component.  Before making any alteration to your trailer, contact Sauber Mfg. Co. at (800) 323-9147.

Underground Pull Preparation

Prior to beginning the job, estimate the amount of pull that will be required to ensure that up to 3000 lbs of tension will be

adequate throughout the entire pull.  Sauber Mfg. Co. can assist in modeling the pull and providing a range of pull required.  Due
to the difficulty in estimating coefficients of friction, past experience is sometimes the best method to determine what a particular
job will require.  We recommend you maintain a log detailing pull variables and required pulling power to refer to as a guide.  If
your anticipated line pull does exceed 3000 lbs, do not attempt to start the pull - contact the factory.

Remove the underground sheave assembly from it's stored position and insert it into its rear receiver tube.  The sheave

insert tube should be fully seated in its lowest position.  An available A-frame can also be attached in the mounting holes
provided at the rear of the trailer.  The bronze sheave is detachable via quick pin to allow the assembly to be removed without
disturbing the rope path if necessary.  Set the trailer outriggers and chocks as described above and engage the over center trail-
er brake actuator located at the right side of the trailer.  Due to the nature of underground pulling, we recommend that the unit be
operated in low speed mode throughout the duration of the pull.

Overhead Pull Preparation

Prior to beginning the pull, be sure that you have computed the amount of tension that will be required based on the dis-

tance between the poles, the weight of the wire, the wire sag, and the number of poles.  Sauber Mfg. Co. can provide a spread-
sheet file that will compute this information quickly in the event you do not have ready access to it.  The formula to compute
overhead line tension and necessary pulling power follows.  Your puller will develop up to 3000 lbs of line pull, which is more
than enough for distribution line construction.  If your calculated line pull does exceed 3000 lbs, do not attempt to start the pull -
contact the factory.

Operation & Maintenance Manual
Model 1570-B Puller

      

09/2010
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Summary of Contents for 1570-B

Page 1: ...Operation and Maintenance Manual...

Page 2: ...lease contact your account representative toll free Voice Communications 800 323 9147 Fax Communications 800 833 3264 We welcome feedback on your manuals and our marketing communications We need and a...

Page 3: ...eed for safely towing a trailer is 60 mph If you drive too fast the trail er is more likely to sway increasing the possibility for loss of control In addition it is possible that the tires may overhea...

Page 4: ...ger distance to pass and allowing for increased braking distances etc Common sense measures may be necessary such as being alert for slippery conditions anticipate trailer sway and be ready to reduce...

Page 5: ...controlled via a connection to the tow vehicle Electric Brakes Check the trailer brake lights by having someone operate the brake and turn signals on the tow vehicle while you visu ally verify it is f...

Page 6: ...the system Therefore once the air is expended braking power is released unless equipped with a spring brake mechanism Hydraulic Brake Systems Straight hydraulic systems are equipped with a surge actu...

Page 7: ...ermine what a particular job will require We recommend you maintain a log detailing pull variables and required pulling power to refer to as a guide If your anticipated line pull does exceed 3000 lbs...

Page 8: ...ssible when the platform is fully elevated The capstan control is adjacent to platform raise lower valve When the capstan control valve is in neutral any line ten sion present will activate the intern...

Page 9: ...ill light when the unit is in high speed The low speed high torque setting provides twice the pulling power and will result in a fifty percent hydraulic system pressure drop To determ ine the amount o...

Page 10: ...e spliced portion of the rope moves between the capstan and the full cassette hold the rope between the capstan and the splice to prevent slippage during change out Disconnect the splice and remove th...

Page 11: ...ch residual strength of a used rope can be determined visually as long as there is no actual fiber damage or distortion as described here A laboratory analysis is the best way The following guidelines...

Page 12: ...to determine the extent of damage Fibers or strands adjacent to the fused area will appear to have the same appearance of any other undam aged fiber They may in reality have been located very close to...

Page 13: ...d that all ropes suspected of being seriously shock loaded should be retired from service and if appropriate tested to determine their suitability for service Cleaning of Synthetic Ropes Most syntheti...

Page 14: ...enter 7 Blue Center A Blue Center Clearance Tail n a 6 Brown 10 00 6 Brown 10 00 TM Brown 12 00 Stop Red 4 Red 6 00 4 Red 6 00 S Red 10 00 Breakaway n a n a Black To Battery Black To Battery Notes Clo...

Page 15: ...Sourcing Axle After 1st 50 Miles Torque Wheel Nuts Monthly Check Trailer Lighting Every Use Check Tire Wear Inflation Pressure Monthly Adjust and Inspect Trailer Brakes Monthly Check Trailer Suspensio...

Page 16: ...Reference Drawing Operation Maintenance Manual Model 1570 B Puller 09 2010 Page 14...

Page 17: ...gns of Excessive Hydraulic Leaks Engine Starting Operation To assure easy starting be sure the pressure and return hoses are connected to our Retriever or any tool that will allow oil to circulate to...

Page 18: ...will result in leak age through the tank lid seal Low oil levels will cause increased system heat and may starve the pump resulting in loss of flow and pressure Check the temperature gauge periodical...

Page 19: ...Plug Kawasaki BMR6A Engine Oil Filter Kawasaki 49065 2071 Fuel Filter Kawasaki 49019 1055 Foam Breather Element Kawasaki 11013 2114 Paper Breather Element Kawasaki 11013 2115 Parts Manual Kawasaki 999...

Page 20: ...draulic Relief Setting 6 Months or 100 Hrs Change Engine Oil Filter 1st Month or 20 Hrs Change Engine Oil Filter 6 Months or 50 Hrs Check Engine Oil Filter 1st Month or 20 Hrs Clean Check Oil Cooler 1...

Page 21: ...nd labor on all Sauber manufactured components As a leader in the utility industry we have the financial strength and have demonstrated the integrity necessary to honor our commitments This expanded w...

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