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610-‐941-‐4333
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OPERATING
& INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
VH-300 BRIGGS & STRATTON
VH-300 HONDA
IMPORTANT
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- Page 1 610-‐941-‐4333 www.safetyhoistcompany.com OPERATING & INSTRUCTION MANUAL VH-300 BRIGGS & STRATTON VH-300 HONDA IMPORTANT RETAIN THIS MANUAL For i nstruction o n a ssembly a nd o peration o f H oist ...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Safety Hoist Company Hoist Manual Table of Contents Subject Page ... -
Page 3: Every Time Set Up Instructions
I. EVERY TIME SET UP INSTRUCTIONS ***IMPORTANT*** EVERY TIME A SAFETY HOIST IS SET UP FOR OPERATION: 1. CHECK OIL IN ENGINE AND GEAR BOX BEFORE STARTING ENGINE. REMEMBER TO CHANGE THE OIL IN THE ENGINE AT LEAST EVERY 50 TO 100 HOURS MAXIMUM. -
Page 4: General Safety Instructions
II. GENERAL SAFETY INSRUCTIONS These safety instructions and warnings are not substitutes for routine prevention measures which must also be observed to avoid potential risks and hazards. Failure to obey these safety warnings may result in injury to you or others, or damage to the hoist. 1. -
Page 5: Safe Operating Procedure
Always Observe Maximum Capacity of Hoist. Following Chart is your guide. Hoist Series Number of Passes of Cable Capacity MH123 Series 200 lbs. VH-300 Series 300 lbs. HD-400 Series 200 lbs. HD-400 Series 400 lbs. 5. KEEP HANDS, FEET, OTHER BODY PARTS AND CLOTHING AWAY FROM THE TRACK AND MOVING OR ROTATING PARTS OF THE HOIST WHEN STARTING THE ENGINE OR OPERATING THE HOIST. -
Page 6: Hoist Assembly
III. HOW TO ASSEMBLE YOUR HOIST 1. Unpack all parts of the hoist and lay them out on the ground. MAJOR PARTS LIST 3-8ft. track sections with splice plate’s attached 1-VH Peak assembly 1-VH Carriage Flap (Flap Assembled on Carriage) 1-Carriage with 1/2”... - Page 7 Continue adding additional sections to reach the desired length of the hoist (See Chart Page 7). The track sections are attached using the splice plates as noted below with 3/8”x 3/4" carriage bolts and lock nuts. The splice plates must be installed on the outside of the track section.
- Page 8 Figure 3 6. Slide the carriage along the track to base section so that the bumpers rest on the base section. Make sure carriage slides smoothly on track. 7. Slide the peak assembly (CH-B) onto the end of the track and secure it with two (2) 3/8”x 3/4"...
- Page 9 11. Turn the hoist up on its side with brake drum up. 12. Push forward on the brake handle to release the brake. (Note you will only need to have it rotate 10-15 degrees, 1 – 2”, to release the brake). 13.
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Page 11: Hoist Operation
15. You are now ready to lift the hoist into place. Warning: When setting up your hoist please take note of all overhead obstructions and/or electrical wires. Select a location that is free of traffic and pedestrians. 16. Lay the assembled hoist along side the wall where the hoist is to be used. 17. - Page 12 29 ft.** 7ft. 3 inches 31ft. Base + (3)-8’ + 4’ * 32 ft. ** 8ft. 35 ft. Base + (4)-8’ 36 ft. ** 39 ft. Base + (4)-8’ + 4’ * 40 ft.** 10ft 43 ft. Base + (5)-8’ ...
- Page 13 21. Attach the V-Belt by pushing it over belt guide bar, between the belt guard opening and then looping it over the engine drive pulley. See Figure 9. Figure9 HOW TO OPERATE YOUR HOIST 1. Before starting engine: Refer to motor “operating instructions”...
- Page 14 slip around both pulleys. If it’s too tight, the carriage will move as soon as engine is started. If belt is too loose use other holes in Motor Base mounting hole pattern. There are four settings. This will tighten or loosen drive belt.
- Page 15 4. After completing the trial run, return the carriage assembly to the base position and load the hoisting carriage with material. Material should be placed flat and evenly at the center of the carriage platform. CAUTION: DO NOT EXCEED THE HOIST WEIGHT LIMIT. REFER TO CHART SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURE...
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Page 16: Transporting Hoist
OF HOIST. LEAVE 1 BUNDLE OF SHINGLES ON CARRIAGE AND LOWER CARRIAGE SLOWLY. DO THIS UNTIL FOR A DAY OR TWO UNTIL YOU CAN RAISE AND LOWER CARRIAGE WITH NO WEIGHT ON IT. V. DISASSEMBLY, STORAGE AND TRANSPORTING HOIST AFTER A JOB 1. - Page 17 Damage to track can cause failure of hoist. When storing, hang the track Sections from a side wall to prevent damage.
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Page 18: Cautions
GENERAL CAUTIONS DO NOT USE BRAKE RELEASE HANDLE WHILE RAISING MATERIAL. THE BRAKE WILL NOT BE ENGAGED AND WILL NOT HOLD THE LOAD WHEN YOUR FOOT IS REMOVED FROM THE TREADLE. ONLY USE BRAKE RELEASE HANDLE WHEN LOWERING THE CARRIAGE. ALLOW CARRIAGE TO LOWER ABOUT 12 INCHES AT A TIME, AS IT DESCENDS. -
Page 19: Hoist Parts, List
NOTE: Match part number on drawing with item number below. DWG # ITEM # DESCRIPTION A002 8’ Track Section with splice plates A003 4’ Track Section with splice plates (Not Shown) A007 Splice Plates (2) with nuts and bolts (Not Shown) Steel base section only VH-D Steel base section assembly... -
Page 20: Optional Equipment
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Unloading Ramp- Item No. MH123C (Guide pins into slots provided and rest on roof.) Support Brace- Item No. MH 9SB (Position foot of brace against building. Extend ... -
Page 21: Engine Recommendations
ENGINE RECOMMENDATIONS ALL OPERATIONAL AND MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS, INCLUDING OIL WEIGHTS, LOCATION OF OIL FILLS FOR ENGINE AND GEAR BOX, SPARK PLUG NUMBER, AIR FILTER LOCATIONS AS WELL AS TROUBLE SHOOTING AND WIRING DIAGRAMS ARE FOUND IN THE ENGINE MANUFACTURE’S ENGINE MANUAL THIS IS PACKED WITH EVERY HOIST SOLD BY SAFETY HOIST COMPANY.
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