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4. oPeRATInG InsTRUcTIons
4.1.
oPeRATIon.
WARnInG! Before using the winch ensure you read, understand and apply section 1 safety instructions.
note! Re-lubricate all shafts and gears before use.
4.1.1. Position the winch vehicle at an appropriate distance from the load. Engage hand brakes and ensure the winching vehicle is secure
and will not move.
4.1.2. release winch cable by turning the handle anti-clockwise, and secure to load correctly as in section 1.
4.1.3. chock the wheels of vehicle (load) to be winched then release vehicle (load’s) brakes and place gears in neutral, ensure the vehicle
(load) is capable of free movement before winching.
4.1.4. rotate the winch handle clock-wise to take up the strain and remove the chocks from load. continue turning the handle
clock-wise thus pulling the load. As the crank handle is turned you will hear the winch brake automatically locking the gear in position
to hold the load, turn the crank handle until at least two clicks are heard before slowly releasing the handle.
4.1.5. to release the load, ensure there is nothing in the path of potential load movement and turn the handle anti-clockwise.
note: When the handle is release the winch will remain locked at that point.
Caution!
never fully extend the cable when under load.
Caution! Load capacity is reduced as layers build up on the drum. See 2. Specification
Fig 2
5. MAInTenAnce
Keep winch and cable clean. Inspect cable regularly checking for fraying, kinks, broken strands or distortion and replace if necessary.
Keep the cable and unit lightly oiled for protection. Although the winch has been fully lubricated during manufacture, periodically
grease gears, reel shaft and handle threads,
but do noT get oil or grease on the brake mechanism.
3.2.
connecTInG THe cABle.
3.2.1. connect appropriately rated and suitable cable to the winch by passing cable through the end plate from inside and feeding it into the
cable lock. (fig 2). tighten the cable lock nut until the cable is secured.
3.2.2. check the cable is secure and wind the remaining cable onto the spindle. When in use always leave three wraps of cable on the
spindle.
3.2.3. the cable should be directed straight off and on the winch in order to prevent it chafing the sides of the winch and damaging the cable.
1.
Drum.
2.
cable.
3.
cable Lock.
NOTE:
It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component parts without prior notice.
IMPoRTAnT:
no liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product.
WARRAnTY:
Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which will be required for any claim.
InFoRMATIon:
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,
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GWE1200.V2 Issue: 2 - 28/01/10