Timberline Tool TopSide TC2-S Instruction Manual Download Page 7

6.  Engage the Safety Locking Bar by moving the 

Quick Release Pin

 from the UNLOCK position to 

the LOCK position. 

(Fig 6)

Make sure the tool is perpendicular to the 
pipe during squeeze-off.

7.  Close the handles until the tool goes over center 

into the self-locking position and the 

fl

 ow of gas 

is controlled. 

(Fig 7)

Squeeze-off is complete when the handles 
close against the stop and the notch in the 

Locking Bar

 snaps over the pin.

8.  Place a lock-out/tag-out or optional security lock-

ing pin (accessory part #TCSP) through the holes 
in the 

Tool Link

 to prevent accidental release of 

the tool during service operations. 

(Fig 8)

9.  When it is safe to remove the tool from the pipe, 

disengage the 

Safety Locking Bar

, move the 

Quick Release Pin

 from the hole marked “LOCK“ 

to the hole marked “UNLOCK“ and remove any 
lock-out/tag-out devices. Open the handles slowly 
and take the tool off the pipe.

 (Fig 9)

If recommended, re-round the pipe ac-
cording to instructions provided by the 
manufacturer.  Mark the location to avoid a 
future squeeze at the same location.

TIMBERLINE TC2-S

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Fig 6

Fig 7

Fig 8

Fig 9

Summary of Contents for TopSide TC2-S

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Model TC2 S TopSide Clamp top side clamp SAVE these instructions for future reference For your personal safety READ and UNDERSTAND instructions before using tools...

Page 2: ...Handle A3 Bottom Jaw A4 Links A5 Rotating Jaw Sleeve A6 Safety Locking Bar 2 SPECIFICATIONS Table 1 Squeeze off Tool for 1 2 CTS to 2 CTS 12 7mm CTS 51 8mm CTS 1 2 IPS 2 IPS 12 7mm CTS 51 8mm CTS PE P...

Page 3: ...BERLINE TC2 S 3 INTRODUCTION Timberline squeeze off tools are designed to temporarily stop the pressurized flow of liquid or gas in polyethylene PE pipe Squeeze off is a technique used to control the...

Page 4: ...the hazards involved Workplace Safety Prior to using any squeeze off tool consult ASTM Standards F1041 02 F1563 01 and F1734 03 Always follow applicable company and OSHA safety procedures Observe pip...

Page 5: ...ght affect the operation of the tool Accidents may be caused by improperly maintained tools Always use the Timberline TC2S with the grounding rod inserted in the ground when working with natural gas o...

Page 6: ...so the cor rect pipe size lines up with the pipe size indicator arrow shown on the Tool Link Fig 2 3 Install the optional extension handles on the tool and secure with the locking pin Fig 3 Make sure...

Page 7: ...out tag out or optional security lock ing pin accessory part TCSP through the holes in the Tool Link to prevent accidental release of the tool during service operations Fig 8 9 When it is safe to rem...

Page 8: ...ice representatives at 1 800 735 6845 or by email at service timberlinetool com TC2S ACCESSORIES Any accessories or attachments recommended for use with your Timberline Tool are specified in this manu...

Page 9: ...rs are required because of normal wear and tear The tool has been abused misused or improperly maintained Alterations have been made to the tool IN NO EVENT SHALL TIMBERLINE TOOL BE LIABLE FOR ANY IND...

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