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- Page 1 LAC-0408 Rev. 9/18 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR LUG-ALL® RATCHET WINCH HOIST 6000-15 Web Strap Cable 650 Lincoln Road, Birdsboro, PA 19508 Phone: (877) 658-4255 Fax: (610) 286-9661 Web: Lug-All.com Copyright 2018 © Lug-All Corporation. All rights reserved.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TELESCOPING HANDLE (MODEL 6000-15 ONLY) ............................5 REPLACING THE STRESS LINK OR OVERLOAD LINK ..........................6 SHEAR PIN INFORMATION (MODEL 6000-15 ONLY) ..........................6 REPLACING THE SHEAR PIN (MODEL 6000-15 ONLY) ..........................7 LOAD CHARTS ......................................7-8 LUG-ALL WARRANTY ................................BACK COVER... - Page 3 Do not snag or pull the cable or web strap over edges because serious weakening may result. Do not use the ratchet winch hoist without replacing the broken shear pin (model 6000-15 only). Ensure the latches on the hook(s) are properly closed before using.
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Page 4: Warnings
The web strap and fiberglass handle provide an extra measure of safety when working around energized power lines. However, Lug-All web strap ratchet winch hoists are not live-line tools. When the web strap is clean and dry, it may Overload Link have dielectric properties typical of nylon or polyester fibers. -
Page 5: Lug-All Ratchet Winch Hoist Pre-Opperational Inspection Checklist
LUG-ALL RATCHET WINCH HOIST PRE-OPERATIONAL INSPECTION CHECKLIST UNIT: MODEL: DATE: Inspection Results (3) Inspection Point Pass Fail Inspect hooks and latches for deformation, cracks, and wear. An elongated or bent hook is an indication that the ratchet winch hoist was overloaded. -
Page 6: Rigging
RAPID LOWERING MODELS ONLY When rigging a Lug-All ratchet winch hoist that will be used in rapid lowering mode, you must rig it so that a full stroke of the handle is possible. For example, if working from a ceiling with the ratchet winch hoist right side up, it would be necessary to use a choker or extension to lower the ratchet winch hoist sufficient distance to allow the handle to travel its full arc, which carries it above the top hook. -
Page 7: Winding Cable Or Web Strap
• When operating the ratchet winch hoist under load, do not allow the handle to “fly” because it can damage the U-frame. CARING FOR THE LUG-ALL RATCHET WINCH HOIST • The web strap is made of synthetic fibers, and like all fibers, whether synthetic or natural, it may deteriorate from various causes, including chemicals, weather, and sunlight. -
Page 8: Handle Installation
Per Figure 5, remove the wing nut from the side of the U-frame. NOTE: A wing nut is not used on model 6000-15. Per Figure 6, position the handle so that the three holes on the crimped end line up with the U-frame shafts and bolt. -
Page 9: Replacing The Stress Link Or Overload Link
If it is not possible to reduce the load and the overload condition is minor, the handle socket seating area will allow you to operate the ratchet winch hoist to reduce the load. Figure 10 Shear Pin Handle Socket U-Frame Handle Socket Seating Area Lug-All.com | 1-877-658-4255 | Lug-All Ratchet Winch Hoist Manual ®... -
Page 10: Replacing The Shear Pin (Model 6000-15 Only)
Securely hand tighten the thumb screw. Do not use a wrench. LOAD CHARTS The following load charts display single and double-line capacities for Lug-All ratchet winch hoists. Metric capacities shown are the exact equivalents of the U.S. domestic ratings. CABLE RATCHET WINCH HOIST... - Page 11 40-CU 2,000/907 4,000/1,814 35-UB 1,500/680 3,000/1,361 40-CUB 2,000/907 4,000/1,814 35-HB 1,500/680 3,000/1,361 40-CHB 2,000/907 4,000/1,814 40-A 2,000/907 4,000/1,814 40-B 2,000/907 4,000/1,814 40-U 2,000/907 4,000/1,814 40-UB 2,000/907 4,000/1,814 40-HB 2,000/907 4,000/1,814 Lug-All.com | 1-877-658-4255 | Lug-All Ratchet Winch Hoist Manual ®...
- Page 12 Lug-All. This warranty extends to only the original purchaser of the Lug-All. In order to obtain performance under the warranty, the consumer must deliver the Lug-All and all ancillary parts to the Lug-All Corporation, along with a written explanation of the defect or failure. Delivery expenses and insurance for warranty service to and from Lug-All are the responsibility of the buyer.
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