SEI Industries Bambi Bucket BB1012, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Section 2: Deploying the Bucket
Bambi Bucket Service Manual
– Models 6072-1821 9
Checking Tail Rotor Clearance
WARNING
Using a Bambi Bucket with insufficient tail rotor clearance could result in a tail rotor strike which
could result in serious injury or death.
When a Bambi Bucket is attached directly to the helicopter cargo hook or attached using a longline less
than 50 ft (15 m) in length, it is important to confirm that there is adequate tail rotor clearance. Before
using the Bambi Bucket, check the tail rotor clearance.
1. Determine the tail rotor length by measuring the distance from the cargo hook to the closest
point on the helicopter tail rotor.
2. Determine the bucket overall length from the following chart:
Model Overall Length
BB6072
12’- 11”
3.94 m
BB8096
14’- 6”
4.42 m
BB8096S
12’- 11”
3.94 m
BB9011
14’- 6”
4.42 m
BB9011S
12’- 11”
3.94 m
BB1012
14’- 6”
4.42 m
BB1012S
12’- 11”
3.94 m
BB1214
14’- 10”
4.52 m
BB1214S
13’- 3”
4.04 m
BB1518
15’- 2”
4.62 m
BB1518S
13’- 7”
4.04 m
BB1821
15’- 11”
4.85 m
BB1821S
14’- 5”
4.39 m
BB1821L
18’- 1”
5.51 m
Lengths are accurate to within 1%. Specifications subject to change.
If a firesock is used, add 8” (0.20 m) to the above dimensions.
To confirm the bucket overall length, stretch out the bucket on the ground, pulling the
suspension cables taut. Measure the distance from the shackle on the head to the bottom of
the extended dump valve. If a firesock is attached, measure to the bottom of the firesock.
3. The tail rotor clearance is equal to the tail rotor length minus the bucket overall length.
4. The tail rotor clearance must be a minimum of 6” (0.15 m).
If the tail rotor clearance is insufficient, shorter suspension lines, tripline, and deployment lines must be
used and can be ordered from SEI. Please specify the model and serial number when ordering parts.