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Youngman boss solo 700 User Manual

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  • Page 3 PASMA operator’s code of practice or visit our website at youngmangroup.com If you need further information, additional guides or any other help with this product, please contact Youngman on +44 (0)1621 745900 or email sales@youngmangroup.com...
  • Page 4 Mobile Access Towers are not designed to be lifted or suspended. Youngman Group strongly advises against the mixing of tower components because of the potential safety risks for users, and their inability to rely upon the manufacturers Product Liability Insurance in the event of an accident occurring as a result of mixing components from different manufacturers.
  • Page 5 Towers should be moved with caution. Before moving, check the suitability of the intended route to ensure there are no obstructions, both at ground level and overhead. Wind conditions must also be considered. People and materials must be removed and the height of the tower reduced to 4.0m.
  • Page 6 Inspect the equipment before use to ensure that it is not damaged and that it functions properly. Damaged, incorrect or incompatible components must not be used. Complete towers, in accordance with EN1004, should be stable in a free standing condition in a wind speed that equates to 28mph or Beaufort force 6.
  • Page 7 You should tie in towers of all heights wherever possible, as it is safe practice to do so. However, where towers are left unattended or are to be located in particularly exposed conditions, wind forces will almost certainly affect stability. In these circumstances ensure that the tower is adequately tied in or restrained from blowing over and that the platforms are securely fixed, or alternatively the tower dismantled.
  • Page 8 CAM-LOCK GUARDRAIL FRAME 1m END FRAME FOLDING ALUMINIUM TOE BOARD SET ASSEMBLY BRACKET 1.3m TRAP DOOR DECK SP4 STABILISER FOLDING BASE UNIT HORIZONTAL BRACE ADJUSTABLE LEG AND CASTOR...
  • Page 10 BoSS Solo 700 - 1.3m x 0.7m 3T Method Internal or external use Working Height (m) Component Platform Height (m) Castor Adjustable Leg 4 Rung End Frame (1.0m high x 0.7m wide) Folding Base Unit 1.3m CamLock Guardrail Frame 1.3m Trap Door Deck 1.3m Horizontal Brace...
  • Page 11 Stabalisers shall always be fitted when specified. To improve stability, larger stabilisers can be used at a lower level than shown in the quantity schedules. Attach one stabiliser to each corner of the tower as shown. Ensure stabiliser feet are equally spaced to form a square.
  • Page 12 The procedure illustrated shows a 6.2m working height tower. The BoSS SOLO 700 system has been developed so that a single person can safely build the tower to a platform height of 4.2m. Insert castor into adjustable leg, apply brake by pushing the lever down, release frame interlock clips and fit the...
  • Page 13 Folding base method: Release brakes on castors at one end frame until the locks will engage on the rear folding frame Ensure both hinges positively lock into position Engage brakes on second frame Locate the horizontal brace on the lowest rung with the hooks facing downwards - check the brace is correctly locked on the tube at both ends.
  • Page 15 From the ground level, position a trapdoor deck on rung 8. Engage the windlocks. Locate Assembly Bracket No. 1 on front face of lowest Cam-Lock Guardrail. Locate the second Assembly Bracket on rung 10 of the end frames. Hang in order, 4 Cam-Lock Guardrail units on the front Assembly Bracket and then 1 x Folding Toeboard.
  • Page 17 Add the connected pairs of end frames taking care to engage the locking clips. Add a Cam-Lock Guardrail to rungs 13 & 15 and lock. Remove the end frame assembly bracket from rung 10 of the end frame and re-position on the top Cam-Lock .
  • Page 18 Place the trap door deck onto the 16th rung of the tower and engage windlocks. Climb the end frame from within and from the protected trap door position, fit the Cam-Lock Guardrails as shown.
  • Page 19 Unclip the storage strap from the Folding Toeboard Set, unfold and fit the toeboard into position on the working platform. Move Assembly Brackets to base of the tower and fit to the lowest rungs of the end frames. Simply follow the assembly steps in reverse, ensuring that the 3T method is followed.
  • Page 20 Assemble the folding base frame with 1 trap door deck placed on the bottom rung forming the base of the trolley. Lower all adjustable legs as far as possible.
  • Page 21 Fit the folding toeboard set to the trap door deck. Position the 1.3m horizontal brace on the front upright, just above the 4th rung. Place the assembly brackets, one at each end, on the inside of the folding base unit end frames.
  • Page 22 Place the Cam-lock frames, 3 at either end, within the trolley. Ensure the diagonal struts of the Camlock frames fit between the arms of the assembly brackets.
  • Page 23 Place the 1m end frames in the centre of the trolley between the guardrail frames. Add the final trapdoor deck in front of the 1m end frames. Fit the 4 SP4 stabilisers in front of the trap door deck. The trolley unit is now complete.

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