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TROLLEY TO RAIL INSTALLATION STEPS
Warning
IMPORTANT COUGAR
®
MAX TROLLEY NOTES
Part Number #4.957.0037.001
Manufacturer’s instructions must be followed regarding proper system use, maintenance and installation. Alternations or
misuse of product or failure to follow instructions may result in serious injury or death.
All safety rail systems and components are to be used under the safety standards in place in the jurisdiction in which you are
working. These instructions are not meant to supersede any local or federal safety standards.
Any Safety Trolley, which has seen fall arresting incident should not be used afterwards. and should be replaced
a
s well the whole
system: trolley, rail and all accessories will need to be inspected and replaced at once. Until a full replacement of the system is
implemented you should not ascend or descend on a system that has been subjected to a fall.
Step 1:
Step 2:
Hold the trolley so that the UP arrow
Ensure trolley slips onto rail channels
is pointing upwards and insert trolley
properly, with UP arrow pointing to the
onto bottom of rail.
top of the safety rail
Step 3:
Step 4:
Pull up on the karabiner to duplicate
To ensure trolley is functioning properly,
a climbing up motion. By pulling up,
pull down on karabiner to duplicate a
the cam will disengage and trolley will
fall arresting situation. Trolley should grab
move up freely in the up direction.
safety rail immediately.
Notes/Best Practice:
1. If UP arrow is in proper direction, the
SafetyLock™
mechanism will be
oriented to ensure Trolley cannot be installed upside-down. Never disable or
otherwise modify the
SafetyLock™ feature as this may lead to the Trolley failing
to lock onto the rail in a fall, thereby resulting in serious injury or death.
2. Climbers should tie off to a structure by means of a lanyard while working or
resting.
3. Climbers should also tie off the trolley when they are detached from it and
working elsewhere on the structure. This is an extra precaution to avoid any
slippage of trolley down the rail during extreme vibrations.
Use
Trylon’s Safety Trolley & Rail system is intended to arrest personnel (not material) should they (the individual) slip or fall while
climbing.
Ensure the anchorage system can support a minimum load of 3600 pounds. Certification is applicable to the device only. Neither
the manufacturer nor CSA has investigated the anchorage system. The Cougar MAX Trolley is designed to work on Trylon’s
Safety Rail Systems only. To minimize the potential for accidental disengagement, a competent person must ensure system
compatibility.
Cougar MAX Trolley should only be used with Trylon Cougar rail product. The Cougar MAX trolley is not compatible with rail
manufactured by any other manufacturer. The Trylon Rail product is only designed to be compatible with the Cougar MAX
Trolley. The use of either the Rail or Trolley with another manufacturer’s product could result in serious injury or death.
Climbers should always tie off to a structure by means of a lanyard while working or resting. When detaching from the trolley to
work elsewhere on the structure, as a best practice, climbers should also tie off their trolley to avoid the unlikely event of the
trolley ‘slipping’ down the rail during extreme vibrations.
Trylon Fall Protection systems are not intended to be used as a life line or work position device while working.
All climbers should ensure that the correct certified (CSA Z259.10-06, Class “AL”) body harness which includes a sternum
connection point is properly fitted according to the manufacturer’s instructions and ensures that it does not interfere with arresting
features of the fall protection system. All instructions and warnings provided with the body harness must be read and understood
before using the fall protection system. A proper harness fit also helps ensure that the climbing action of the Trolley on the rail is
smooth and reduces the potential to “snag”. Snagging is a nuisance to climbers, although not a safety hazard. A body belt is NOT
approved or recommended for use with the Cougar Rail System. Climber MUST use a harness with a sternum connection point.
The attachment from the sternum D-ring to the Trolley must not exceed 0.15 m (6 inches) in length.
Care and Maintenance of Trolley
All trolleys should be stored in a clean, dry area with limited exposure to the following:
1) sunlight
2) excessive heat
3) harmful fumes
4) corrosive chemicals or conditions
The trolley can be cleaned by dipping it in a mild soap and water solution. Do not use harsh detergents or chemicals or pressure
washers. After cleaning, the unit should be rinsed in clear water and allowed to air dry naturally. After washing, hardware should
be inspected. No lubrication is necessary.
