CABRIOLE’
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Manual n° MCA016-EN-ED00 – date 15/01/15
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FIG 90
300 - 400 mm
FIG 91
- CLOSING THE REAR TARPAULIN SECTION -
As we have already seen in the introduction of the
CABRIOLE’
tarpaulin, there are various types of closures
AVAILABLE for the REAR of the container.
"SIMPLE TAIL" REAR CLOSURE
This is the most commonly used model, both for its simplicity and for its functionality
.
It is suitable for most containers on the market and covers, on average, a space of about 300 - 400mm from
the last bow to the rear door. Once the sheet has been extended properly and the entire tarpaulin has been
assembled, simply apply the two pieces of Ø 6 mm rope to the eyelets already present on the lower edge of
the tail, creating a "U" that is long enough to enable the operator to easily hook the supplied elastic element to
hooks that will be riveted to the rear door of the container.
REAR CLOSURE WITH "SPRING TAIL"
- Available for containers with a HYDRAULICALLY activated rear door
and, as such, more than 1300mm of space between the last bow and the rear door
In these cases, the tarpaulin cannot go far enough back
to fully cover the container and, therefore,
the TAIL WITH SPRING can be used.
Some steel
FLAT SPRINGS
inserted in an internal pocket of the sheet allow it to roll up and uncover the opening.
Once the container has been covered,
you must remove the rear
section of the tarpaulin (that on
the rear unloading door) and
hook the rope to the specific
bracket secured to the
container
The tarpaulin is supplied with
the
TAIL WITH SPRING
already PRE-ASSEMBLED
on the rear tail of the sheet with its springs already inserted and connected to the last
bow and to a rear pipe that keeps them taut once the tail has been extended over the rear door of the container.
