southpaw enterprises, inc.
®
Instruction Sheet
Whale 1080
Store these instructions in a safe place or
with the enclosed maintenance checklist
Take time to familiarize yourself with the use and maintenance of this equipment before using. Please file
this Instruction Sheet in an accessible location: the Instruction Sheet must be read and familiar to anyone
who is using Southpaw Enterprises Equipment.
IMPORTANT: Please check equipment immediately for any damage that may have resulted during shipping.
If any damage has occurred, please contact Southpaw Enterprises, Inc. immediately.
MATERIALS LIST
1 - Whale
Vertical Stimulation Device Instruction Sheet
4 - Double VSD Loops
Safety Snap Instruction Sheet
4 - Locking Safety Snaps
Maintenance Checklist
1 - Instruction Sheet
The Southpaw Whale can be used with the Southpaw Custom Support Structure and Upright Eyebolt Kit # 7008
(if your Custom Support Structure was ordered after October 1st 2006)
or two secure points at least 9 ft. apart and
at least 36 in. above the floor.
Note:
Each attachment point must be capable of holding the full working
load of the Whale which is 300 lbs.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
•
The Whale is fully assembled, ready to connect to the attachment
points. You may need to adjust the number of VSD loops to suit the
weight of the client.
•
Attach the VSD loops to the anchor point using the Safety Snap (See
fig. 1). Take up the slack in the web strap on each end by grasping
the tag end of the web strap and pulling on it while grasping the web
strap on the other side of the buckle and pulling toward the buckle
(See fig. 2). Be sure that the Whale is centered between the anchor
points.
•
Be sure that the attachment points are high enough that the client
does not hit the floor.
Note:
You may need to purchase additional VSD loops to
accommodate the weight of heavier or multiple clients.
MATTING PRECAUTIONS:
Always use appropriate mats under and
around activity area.
WORKING LOAD:
300 lbs.
MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST
All of the following wear points should be checked on a monthly basis
and recorded on the checklist enclosed.
•
Check the cover for loose stitches or torn seams. If loose stitches
or tears are found, discontinue use until repaired.
•
Check for excessive wear or fraying where web straps contact
Safety Snaps. If excessive wear or fraying is found, discontinue use until repaired.
fig. 1
fig. 2
fig. 1
