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Controls & Components
Use Figures 2–3 and the following descriptions to become
familiar with the controls and components of this come-
along.
A. Handle. Use this handle to wind up the cable and
pull the load in.
B. Stationary Hook. Attach this hook to a secure object
that is able of withstanding the tension of the pull-
ing operation.
C. 2
Hook. Use this hook for attaching to the load in a
nd
double-line setup.
D. 1
Hook. This hook is used in a single-line setup, and
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connects to the hanger for double-line pulling.
E. Pulling Cable. This cable connects the come-along
and the load.
F. Hanger. Hook the 1
ting up for double-line pulling.
G. Drum Safety Pawl Lever. Pull back on this lever
to release the winding drum safety ratchet so that
the cable can be pulled out from the drum. When
released, it will spring back and re-engage the wind-
ing drum ratchet.
H. Winding Ratchet Lever. Press down on this lever to
disengage the winding pawl from the winding drum
ratchet.
I.
Winding Pawl Lock. Use this lever to lock the wind-
ing pawl in position when it is engaged with the
winding drum ratchet.
J.
Winding Pawl. This device engages the winding drum
ratchet and enables the handle to wind the cable
back onto the drum.
hook to this hanger when set-
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Figure 2. Hooks and main body.
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Figure 3. Levers and ratchet.
Use the drum safety pawl lever ONLY
when the cable is NOT under tension,
or the pulled load is in a stable location
and will not move when cable tension
is released. Releasing the drum safety
ratchet when the come-along is under
dynamic tension can cause the cable
to whip at a high rate of speed, which
could cause serious personal injury or
property damage.
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