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Before each use:

 

1.  Inspect the cable for kinks and frays.  If kinked 

or more than 3 wire strands are broken (small 
wires) do not use the lift until the cable has 
been replaced. 

2.  Make certain winch operates freely and cable 

is not tangled on the winch drum. 

3.  Check forks, legs, and base for bends. 

4.  Make sure caster wheels move freely. 

5.  Make sure stabilizer legs slide freely into 

mounting sockets and plunger  pins  lock legs 
into position. 

6.  Check to ensure that leveling screws turn eas-

ily. 

Recommended Inspection Every 6 Months: 

1.  Inspect cable for frays and kinks (see point 1 

above) 

2.  Make certain winch works freely and that there 

are no loose or damaged parts. 

3. Brake 

Inspections 

4.  Manually raise and support each movable 

mast section and carriage a minimum of 6” 
above their lowest position.  Use a wooden 
block with a rope attached to the bottom end to 
quickly pull on rope to remove wooden block 
support from mast sections being tested.  
Brakes should engage before mast section 
reaches bottom stop.  Use winch to crank up 
mast sections to release the safety brakes. 

Winch Maintenance: 

1.  Refer to the winch assembly drawings in this 

Operators Manual. 

2.  Be sure that both winch covers are on the 

winch. 

3.  Check ratchet dog and brake ratchet for wear.  

If any wear is visible, replace the part.  If not, 
lubricate the holes in both parts with a light oil. 

4.  Inspect gear teeth for wear.  If there is no sign 

of visible wear, brush teeth with 50-wt. Motor 
oil. 

5.  For proper brake adjustment see 

“Troubleshooting” section on page 19. 

Replacing the Cable:

 

1.  Lower the carriage to engage the safety latch. 

2.  Remove the large gear cover from the winch 

3.  Unwind the cable from the load drum, loosen 

the set screw and remove the cable. 

4.  Unbolt the cable from the top of the top mast. 

5.  Cut the looped end off the old cable assembly, 

using cable cutters or a cutting torch. 

6.  Fusion weld the plain end of the new cable to 

the cut end of the cable.  

Note:  The fused 

joint must be straight and smooth or it will 
not pass through the pulley assemblies 
inside the unit.

 

7.  Use the winch to pull the old cable from the 

winch side while feeding the new cable 
through the carriage until the old cable is    
completely out of the unit.  Cut the cables 
apart approximately 2” from the weld on the 
new cable and fuse the end of the new cable 
to prevent unraveling. 

8.  Bolt the new cable (looped end) to the top of 

the top mast. 

9.  Thread the plain end of the cable through the 

drum into the roper keeper and tighten the set 
screw.   

Note:  The cable must be fed from 

the bottom of the winch between the winch 
and the mast sections, over the drum and 
into the slot on the wide plate.  

 

 

 

 

10. Wind the slack cable tightly and evenly across 
 

the load drum. 

11.  Replace the winch covers. 

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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 

 

old cable 

new cable 

Trim all loose strands before pulling cable 
through unit.  Make sure that welded area is not 
too bulky to pass between the rope guards and 
pulley wheels. 

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Страница 2: ...enance Record 17 Troubleshooting 18 19 2 OWNER S RESPONSIBILITIES Throughout this publication the words WARNING CAUTION and IMPORTANT will be used to alert the user to special instructions concerning...

Страница 3: ...und the winch drum 1 INSPECT THE EQUIPMENT If cable is kinked worn frayed damaged or has anything on it that would obstruct its rotation around the pulley wheels do not use the unit Use only Sumner Ma...

Страница 4: ...HE EQUIPMENT continued Avoid horseplay around equipment and keep bystanders at a safe distance Do not allow children to operate this unit and always keep them out of work areas Operate from the proper...

Страница 5: ...ITION TO ENGAGE THE CARRIAGE SAFETY LATCH Lock caster brakes when leaving unit unattended Keep load at lowest possible position at all times 2 WORK AREA HAZARDS Never operate during high wind condi ti...

Страница 6: ...bstructed movement of the unit Never leave elevated load unattended Do not use unit to support ladders for climbing hoisting or people moving Do not use unit outside in thunder light ning or severe we...

Страница 7: ...s long as the stabilizer legs are installed and the unit is rolled on the eight caster wheels and on a level sur face Always have the load in the lowest possible position before moving the unit If it...

Страница 8: ...their normal position 4 Adjustable Forks To adjust forks in pull plunger ring on each fork arm and slide arm in along tube until plungers lock into position Reverse this step to adjust fork arms out T...

Страница 9: ...the forks lower masts by turning winch crank counter clockwise Lock caster brakes when leaving unit unattended 6 Storing Forks To place fork arms in the stored position pull plunger ring on each fork...

Страница 10: ...nt of the lift Insert each leg into its respective mount ing socket making sure that the locking plunger fully engages Using the leveling screws level the lift un til the bulls eye bubble level shows...

Страница 11: ...Hold Down from Safety Latch Loop on side of fork Operating Your Lift When operating the lift the Safety Latch can be looped onto itself for out of the way storage Resetting Safety Latch In the event...

Страница 12: ...in 33 cm 17 in 43 cm 21 in 53 cm 25 in 63 cm 650 295 495 225 400 180 340 155 800 365 610 275 495 225 415 190 LO A DC A P A C ITY E VE N TE RS E R IE S 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 13 17 21 2...

Страница 13: ...4 7 7 m Height forks down 18 8 1 2 5 7 m 23 3 1 2 7 1 m Ground clearance 3 1 4 8 3 cm 3 1 4 8 3 cm Load height minimum 8 1 2 21 6 cm 8 1 2 21 6 cm Load capacity 13 load center 800 lbs 360 kg 650 lbs 3...

Страница 14: ...14 Assembly Diagram Masts Carriage Assembly Leg Storage Rack Winch Assembly Handle Front Stabilizer Leg Mast Brace 8 inch wheels Fork Assembly Rear Stabilizer Leg Bubble Level Leveling Screw Base...

Страница 15: ...teeth for wear If there is no sign of visible wear brush teeth with 50 wt Motor oil 5 For proper brake adjustment see Troubleshooting section on page 19 Replacing the Cable 1 Lower the carriage to en...

Страница 16: ...o the lift 14 Check the safety brake operation Safety Brake Maintenance The safety brake will automatically engage when the unit is horizontal preventing disassembly of the mast sections When this occ...

Страница 17: ..._____________________________________________ Action Date _____________________________________________________________________ Action Date ____________________________________________________________...

Страница 18: ...r wheels are not rotating If wheels and mounting hardware are not damaged clean wheels and lubricate shoulder bolt If the wheels do not rotate freely replace roller wheel assembly Inspect mast section...

Страница 19: ...freely and the teeth on the idler gear are not worn Safety brake will not release Unit may not be in the vertical position Place unit in vertical position and wind mast sections up to full extension...

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