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OPERATION
(Refer to Fig. 1 and Parts List)
Inserting Wire Rope (33):
1. Position Operating Handle (A), Reversing Handle (B) and Rope Release Lever (C) as indicated
in Fig. 1.
2. Hold Rope Puller securely with one hand, firmly grasping the Rope Release Lever and pushing
it forward and up to a notched lock position. The pinchers inside the Rope Puller are now open
for the Wire Rope.
3. Feed Wire Rope into the Guide Tube (29) and all the way through the Rope Puller body. After
ensuring the exit is not obstructed and the Wire Rope emerges in the front, it can be pulled to the
length needed. Firmly grasp the Release Lever and carefully lift it from its notched lock position
and allow it to spring back to its natural position. The Wire Rope should now be tightly clamped
inside the Rope Puller.
4. Attach Tube Handle (30) to Handle A. Pumping the Handle forward and back advances the Wire
Rope forward.
5. Attach Tube Handle to Handle B. Pumping the Handle forward and back pulls the Wire Rope
backward out of the Rope Puller.
6. When the job is complete, be sure the Wire Rope is free of its load. Repeat Step 1 to pull Wire
Rope out of the Rope Puller. Release Lever should be in its natural position before storing Rope
Puller.
WARNING:
Before operating the Rope Puller, check all screws. If any are loose, tighten them. When pumping
one of the handles, make sure the other handle moves in tandem. The Wire Rope must always be
clean, free of grease and oil, and not twisted, cracked or frayed, otherwise the Rope Puller will
not work properly.
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CAUTION:
1)Never pull all the handles at the same time. Don't pull the Release Lever after the load is being
lifted.
2)Never pull the handle aggressively, otherwise the Shear Pin (16) will be damaged. If the Shear
Pin breaks, do not use any other kind of safety bolt other than one provide by us.
3)Never use a pulling handle whose length has been changed or modified by any means.
4)Never stand on or work beneath the load. When working in a hanger frame, the load's total
supporting weight should be reduced to one third rated power of the Rope Puller and the worker
in the hanger frame should take precautions to protect himself in the event of an accident.
5)Never let the load swing around when it is being lifted.
6)While working, the anchor point should be strong enough to support the load to prevent any
accidents from happening.
7)Keep the Rope Puller clean and don't let dust, dirt, or any other material collect inside the
machine. If severely clogged, the Rope Puller must be disassembled and cleaned. When
reassembling, lubricate moving parts to keep them working properly.
8)Never use a Wire Rope other than the one designed to be used with this Rope Puller. When any
part of the Wire Rope has been damaged, twisted, frayed or worn away, a new one from the
manufacturer should be used.
9)Never feed the rope from the head of the Rope Puller (see below) or use the hook in the
direction it was not intended. The Rope Puller is designed to clamp the Wire Rope in one direction
only. If this is not followed, accidents and/or injuries may occur. While working, the anchor point
should be strong enough to support the load to prevent any accidents.
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