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D4107 4-Ton Come-Along Instructions
Operation
1.
Read and understand this instruction sheet
and all of the included safety warnings.
2.
Put on thick leather gloves and safety
glasses.
3.
Determine the pulling weight of your load
and make sure the come-along setup is
adequate for the job.
4.
If necessary for the pulling operation, con-
figure the come-along for double-line pull-
ing.
5.
Attach the stationary hook to a non-move-
able object that will adequately withstand
the tension of the pulling operation.
6.
Pull back on the drum safety release lever
and pull out the necessary length of cable
to hookup the load.
7.
Mount a chain, sling, eyebolt, or other
attachment accessory to the load that is
rated for more than the pulling weight of
the load.
8.
Connect the end hook of the pulling cable
to the attachment accessory on the load.
9.
Make sure the winding pawl is engaged with
the winding drum ratchet, and the winding
ratchet lever is locked in position with the
ratchet lock.
10.
Pump the handle back-and-forth to wind
the pulling cable onto the winding drum.
11.
When your load has reached its destina-
tion, make sure that it is supported so that
it will not move when the cable tension is
released.
12.
Unlock the winding ratchet lever, pull back
on the drum safety release lever, and pull
out enough cable so the you can unhook
the end hook from the load.
Maintenance
• Apply light machine oil on the pivot points
of the winding drum, levers, and ratchets
to ensure smooth operation and to prevent
rust.
• Before each use, check the pulling cable
for kinks, irregular bends, or fraying. If
the cable is damaged or worn in any way,
replace it before using the come-along.
• Always keep the pulling cable tightly wound
in the winding drum when not is use to pre-
vent it from becoming entangled or dam-
aged.
• Store the come-along is a dry place to
avoid rust.
Before each use, examine the come-along,
pulling cable, and hooks for any damage or
excessive wear. When under the tension of
pulling a load, a damaged come-along can fail
and lead to death, serious personal injury, or
property damage.
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