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A. With the T-handle off, insert the spool rod into base and 

finger tighten the spool rod clockwise to get it started. Slip

flat plastic spacer over spool rod. 

3. How to load/unload a cable reel using proper technique

A. Detach the T-handle by removing the ball 

pin from the ReelCaddy

B. Lift cable reel on its side so that the inner hole 

of the reel is off the ground

Note:

ReelCaddy accomodates reels up to 23” diameter, 

up to 30” in height

C. At ground level with wheels in an upright 

position, slide the spool rod through the cable 

reel’s I.D. (inner diameter) as far as you can 

so that the cable reel is at the bottom of the 

spool rod towards the base of the unit.

(The flat plastic washer needs to be between 

base and bottom of cable reel)

D. With the cable reel at the base of the unit, use 

the spool rod as a lever to lift up the cable reel in 

an  upright  position.  This  technique  helps  prevent 

the operator fromdoing all of the heavy lifting while 

loading.

(*If using optional brake, please refer to section 4)

E. Attach the T-handle and secure it with the ball pin.

F.  You are ready to start using the ReelCaddy

G.  To  unload  a  cable  reel,  reverse  the  procedure:  

remove  T-handle  (and  optional  brake),  drop  into 

dispensing  position,  and  slide  the  spool  rod  away 

from the cable reel.

1. Get familiar with the parts of the ReelCaddy

A. Base - has wheels already attached

B. Spool Rod (3/4” NPT)

• 

24” for RC01S

• 

36” for RC01L

C. T-Handle w/ attached ball-pin

D. Foot Grip Pad

E. Wheels

F. Front Flange 

• 

prevents from digging into soft ground

G. Built-In Handle
H. Brake Kit RCB1 (optional)

2. How to assemble the ReelCaddy

B. Slide the T-handle over the spool rod and insert the 

ball pin through the handle to secure it in place.

D. The T-handle is now in the 

correct position; on the same 

side as the foot grip pad.

C. Use the T-handle as a “wrench” to tighten 

the spool rod to the base of the unit. (There 

may be extra “thread” showing on spool rod, which 

is okay). Once tightened, the T-handle must be on 

the same side as the footpad. If it’s not and 

you cannot turn the spool rod any further, 

simply remove the ball pin, turn the T-handle 

180 degrees, and insert ball pin.

H

Flat

Plastic

Spacer

Flat

Plastic Spacer

Brake

A

B

H

F

E

D

C

G

Quick release

ball pin

Shown with

optional

U1000NH

reusable

cable reel

* The product and packaging are subject

   to change without notice.

optional U1000NH

Shown with

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