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4. oPeraTIon
4.1.
aTTacHInG Puller To load and ancHor
warnInG! Ensure that you read, understand and apply Section 1 Safety Instructions before using the puller. Refer to figs.1 and 2.
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4.1.1.
Secure one hook to a rigid anchor which is strong enough to take the strain of the load to be pulled.
4.1.2.
depress the drive pawl spring lever in the direction of A, to disengage the pawls from the ratchet wheels.
4.1.3.
Move handle in the direction of C and hold firmly, then pull stop pawl lever in the direction of d, at the same time pulling the
puller away from the anchor point until the required slack in the cable is obtained. ensure there are always at least three wraps of
cable on the spindle.
4.1.4.
Secure the other hook to the load, release the pull stop pawl lever.
noTe:
HP1500 only - hook (fig.2 F) can be unhooked and pulled straight out and attached directly to the load to gain extra length, but
pulling capacity will be halved.
4.2.
PullInG THe load
warnInG! do noT overload the puller. Note the pulling capacity in the Specification in Section 3.
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4.2.1.
engage the drive pawls in the ratchet wheels by pushing drive pawl spring lever in the direction of B.
4.2.2.
Pull the handle repeatedly back and forth to wind in the cable and firstly to take up any slack and then to pull the load.
4.3.
releasInG THe TensIon
warnInG! Avoid abrupt handle movements, apply pressure to handle evenly and steadily.
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4.3.1.
depress the drive pawl spring lever in the direction of A.
4.3.2.
Very carefully and slowly move handle in the direction of e until drive pawl pushes and disengages the stop pawl to clear the
ratchet teeth. Moving the handle back in the direction of C will release the load by one notch.
4.3.3.
Repeat this handle motion as required to release the tension one notch at a time.
4.3.4.
When all tension has been fully released from the cables, check that the load is stable and safe before detaching the puller.
fig.1
HP1000.V2
HP1500.V2
fig.2
5. MaInTenance
5.1.
cleanInG. Clean the puller after each use and wipe with a slightly oiled cloth. Store in a safe, dry, childproof location.
© Jack Sealey Limited
Original Language Version
HP1000.V2 HP1500.V2 Issue 2 (HF) 18/04/19
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