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MAASDAM – THE ORIGINAL...
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4-2
Swivel End Hook
Ratchet Guard
Rope End Hook
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2-1
Flat Spring
“Y” of Handle
Rope Guide
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HOW TO OPERATE A LONG HAUL ROPE PULLER
Step 1: Installing the Rope
NO NEED TO REMOVE ROPE ONCE
INSTALLED UNLESS LONGER LENGTH IS
NEEDED.*
1-1
Rope provided separately from Rope Puller.
USE ONLY 1/2" ROPE
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1-2
Place index finger on flat “spring” in “Y” of
handle assembly, aligning it with two-
directional arrow on handle and push until
“spring” bows in direction of “Up (Cable In)”.
1-3
Rest unit on ratchet guard with handle point-
ed upwards, take plain end of rope
and insert through rope guide in direction of
ratchet wheel.
1-4
Lead rope over top of ratchet wheel, then
extend rope downwards between black
spring and ratchet wheel.
1-5
Grab end of rope underneath black spring,
pull to length of approximately 12"
and insert snugly between ratchet
wheel and ratchet guard.
1-6
Repeatedly move handle back and forth
until rope comes out other side of guard.
KEEP HANDS AND FINGERS AWAY
FROM MOVING PARTS!
Step 2: Positioning a Puller
2-1
With rope properly installed per Step #1,
attach rope hook to a fixed object strong
enough to support load being moved
or lifted.
MAKE SURE SAFETY LATCH IS
SECURELY CLOSED!
2-1A If using a rope without a hook attached,
then
SECURELY TIE
rope to fixed object.
2-2
To position behind load, pull rope through
ratchet guard, walking towards fixed object
as rope is pulled.
2-3
With Rope Puller in position, attach
swivel end hook to load.
*Note:
All specifications for the Maasdam Long Haul
Rope Puller are based on rope provided by Maasdam
Pow’R-Pull. Results and capacity limits may vary
with rope supplied by other manufacturers.
Step 3: Lifting or Pulling a Load
3-1
After completing Steps #1 and #2, remove slack
in rope by either pulling loose
end of rope through ratchet guard until rope is
snug or, while standing on hook assembly side
of the Puller, tightly grab hand grip and move
handle back and forth until rope is taut.
3-2
As load begins to move, visually inspect
support object and hooks.
KEEP FINGERS,
CLOTHING, HAIR, ETC. AWAY FROM ALL
MOVING PARTS! KEEP HAND ON GRIP!
3-2a If support object shows ANY sign of being
unable to support load,
STOP
immediately
and release tension on load per Step #4.
Detach Rope Puller, move to alternative
support object and begin again with Step #1.
3-3 Continue to pull load to desired position/
location. If handle no longer moves, limit
of Rope Puller has now been reached.
NEVER use a “cheater bar” or handle extender!
You risk exceeding the load limit and
CAUSING
YOURSELF SERIOUS BODILY INJURY.
Step 4: Lowering or Releasing a Load
4-1
Before releasing tension,
BE SURE
that
positioned load is supported and secure.
4-2
Place index finger on flat “spring” in “Y” of
handle assembly, aligning it with two-directional
arrow on handle and push until “spring” bows
in direction of “Down (Cable Out)”.
PAWL “B”
IN HANDLE ASSEMBLY BECOMES
DISENGAGED FROM RATCHET WHEEL.
4-3
Tightly grab hand grip and pull handle in
direction of swivel hook assembly until handle
no longer moves.
RETAINER PAWL “A”
IN FRAME ASSEMBLY RELEASES FROM
RATCHET WHEEL.
4-4
Push handle away from swivel hook assembly
area until “click” is heard, then pull handle
back towards swivel hook assembly. Repeat
until load is in place.
AT ALL TIMES KEEP
ONE HAND ON HAND GRIP WHILE
KEEPING SECOND HAND TOTALLY
AWAY FROM ROPE PULLER UNIT!
4-5
Once load is in final position,
STOP
moving handle,
disconnect both hooks and remove Rope Puller.
4-6
Wind excess rope into coil for storage.
4-7
Conduct
SAFETY INSPECTION
of Rope
Puller, checking rope, ratchet wheel, hooks
and other moving parts for signs of damage.
LUBRICATE MOVING PARTS AS NECESSARY.
4-2
4-3
Ratchet Wheel Bolt
Pawl “A”
Pawl “B”
Frame
WARNING!
Units that show wear at/or exceeding
of 1/8-inch, and/or broken ratchet wheel teeth,
should be taken out of service until replacement
kit can be installed.
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