STEIN RCW-3001 Instructions Manual Download | Manualshive

Page: 1 / 20

background image

Please read this document carefully, it gives instructions for the correct use of this product

RCW-3001

Part Number: SS-RCP9009

1
2
3
...
»

Summary of Contents for RCW-3001

Page 1: ...Please read this document carefully it gives instructions for the correct use of this product RCW 3001 Part Number SS RCP9009 ...

Page 2: ...Methods Tree Protection Mounts Work Zone 11 Ratchet Strap Mounting Base Anchor Point Top Attachment Point 12 Device Mounting Instructions 13 Routing The Rope 14 Attaching the RCWINCH 15 Operating the RCWINCH Advancing the system 16 Lowering Operations Warnings 17 Inspection Record RCW 3001 18 Inspection Record RCWINCH Manufacturer Details Fletcher Stewart Stockport Limited Newby Road Industrial Es...

Page 3: ...n conjunction with the device are matched equally with their Working Load Limit WLL or Safety Factor SF or Safe Working Load SWL If you are unsure on a products individual specifications you should contact the manufacturer You should never exceed the lowest rated section or component within a rigging system When calculating any rigging system the strength of the anchor and attachment points must a...

Page 4: ...be retired from use immediately These times are for guidance purposes only taking account of all the individual components which are supplied with the RC Device Daily Use max 2 years Weekly Use max 3 years Occasional Use max 5 years The total maximum life of this product storage before use lifetime in use is limited to 10 years In good storage conditions this product may be kept for as many as 5 y...

Page 5: ... Device SS RCW3001 2 1 x 5 8m Ratchet Strap Tail c w Hook End SS RCP5001 3 1 x Ratchet Strap Handle SS RCP5000 4 1 x Pair of Rubber Protection Mounts SS RCP5006 5 1 x Instruction Manual SS RCP9009 Your RC Device will consist of the the following items 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 6: ... Point 3 Rear Fairleads 4 Front Fairleads 5 Side Anchor Point 6 Base Anchor Point 7 Rubber Protection Mount Slots 8 Bollard Part Identification 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 7 7 Model RCW3001 Front View Side View 8 8 Identify the Parts of the RCW3001 LEFT SIDE RIGHT SIDE ...

Page 7: ... Identification Plate Product Information and Warning Labels WARNING It is important that all Safety Labels are visible and present It is recommended that you replace these immediately if they are removed or un readable New labels can be ordered using the appropriate part numbers Model RCW3001 Front View Side View Identify the Warning Labels 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 2 7 5 6 1 4 SS RWL3001 Warning Label K...

Page 8: ...nual Original Winch Manufacture SS RCP9009 Your RCWINCH Device will consist of the the following items 1 2 3 4 5 6 SS RCWINCH Available as an Optional Extra WARNING The RCWINCH is supplied un assembled and must be assembled according to the Winch Manufacturers Instructions Example of assembled unit RCW 3001 not supplied WARNING The RCWINCH CANNOT be fitted to the RC3001 No attempt should be made t...

Page 9: ... Securing Pin Part Identification WARNING It is important that all Safety Labels are visible and present It is recommended that you replace these immediately if they are removed or un readable New labels can be ordered using the appropriate part numbers Model RCWINCH Front View Side View Identify the Parts of the RCW3001 2 1 4 8 5 3 2 3 5 7 6 6 ...

Page 10: ...per the manufactures instructions this will void any warranty Image of components Winch Handle Assembly Example of Winch line retention RCWINCH Maintenance To maintain the RCWINCH please refer to the section WINCH MAINTENANCE in the manufactures instruction booklet WARNING If the Winch is not assembled or maintained as per the manufactures instructions this will void any warranty ...

Page 11: ...unting Working Load Limit 3000kg This method of mounting is used where the tree is being dismantled and the limbs lowered are of a heavy size and where impact loading may occur When using method 2 the sunken cut should not exceed 2cm Any deeper than 2cm and this will interfere with the base anchor point and will make the top attachment point unusable Maximum cut depth 2cm 40cm Maximum cut depth 2c...

Page 12: ...to help with the initial mounting by an individual person and with the removal of the device from the mounting point 5 6 WARNING The RC Device should never be operated or used without an Anchor Sling fitted and secured properly using an appropriate knot Top Attachment Point 1 2 3 4 When fixing either end of the Ratchet Strap ensure the hook faces outwards as in diagram 1 and is pulled horizontal B...

Page 13: ...ase of mounting we recommend that you place a STEIN Mounting sling above where the device is to be mounted 5 Using the Top Attachment Point attach the lowering device to the Karabiner 6 Ensure the device is suspended at a height where it can be safely operated 1 When selecting the best place to mount the device try to locate an area where there is little or no stem taper If the tree is being remov...

Page 14: ...sing exit fairlead s Subject to the size of load being suspended extra half hitch s maybe required The following instructions demonstrate the correct routing of the working line for the RCW 3001 without the RCWINCH attachment fitted Never use alternative routing as this may result in serious injury or death Once you are in a position to commence lowering stand well clear of the drop zone ensuring ...

Page 15: ...of 4 wraps Klemheist Using a minimum of 4 wraps Schwabish Using a minimum of 4 wraps Friction Hitch Knots The following instructions demonstrate the correct method of attaching the Winch line to the main working line Never use alternative methods of attaching as this may result in serious injury or death The RCWINCH is supplied with a STEIN COPIOUS sewn eye friction cord Attach the friction cord t...

Page 16: ...erations 1 With the working line under tension slowly release the working line on the bollard ensuring any load is supported on the bollard with the appropriate number of wraps Refer to page 13 2 Whilst one person is winding the winch a second person is required to ensure the working line is kept under tension on the bollard drawing slack out of the system Wind the winch as far as required 3 3 If ...

Page 17: ...rations other than its intended purpose 1 Once the load is in the correct position ensure the working line is securely tried off on the bollard 2 To commence lowering the load release any tension from the winch system and remove the friction hitch from the working line 3 Subject to the position of the load the RCWINCH can remain in position whilst the lowering operation is undertaken however we wo...

Page 18: ...nation Notes Name signature Model RCW 3001 Serial Number Purchased from Purchase Date Date first used Comments The manufacturer recommends this product should be inspected prior to use along with periodically independent inspection in line with UK LOLER 1998 Inspection Record ...

Page 19: ...amination Notes Name signature Model RCWINCH Serial Number Purchased from Purchase Date Date first used Comments The manufacturer recommends this product should be inspected prior to use along with periodically independent inspection in line with UK LOLER 1998 Inspection Record ...

Page 20: ...lish 19 STEIN Products Limited Newby Road Industrial Estate Hazel Grove Stockport Cheshire SK7 5DA United Kingdom Tel 44 0 161 483 5542 Fax 44 0 161 483 5569 Email info steinworldwide com Web www steinworldwide com ...

Reviews:

No comments

Related manuals for RCW-3001

Brand: unicraft Pages: 22

Brand: Warn Pages: 6

Brand: TRAVELLER Pages: 8

Brand: SEACHOICE Pages: 8

Brand: Ramsey Electronics Pages: 58

Brand: XPOtool Pages: 11

Brand: Harken Pages: 4

Brand: BorMann Pages: 8

Brand: T.J.M. Pages: 17

Brands by name

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Popular brands

Load more brands