This manual contains information and instructions specific to skyTECH Rocket Trolley and associated equipment manufactured by Skyline Ziplines Ltd. Make sure this User Instructions Manual is the latest version available. Contact Skyline Ziplines to obtain the latest document revisions, important Updates and other notices.
1.0 Description 1.1 Applications Skyline trolleys are to be used as personal equipment for zipline amusement rides only 1.2 Standards Refer to local, provincial/state and federal laws and regulations pertaining to the installation and use of this type of equipment The Rocket Trolley is compliant with the following standards and regulations: ▪...
Further reading material can be found in the Skyline Ziplines Rescue Procedures Manual. Contact Skyline Ziplines Ltd. for more the manual if it has not been provided. 2.7 Training Skyline Trolleys must only be installed and used by persons trained in their correct application and use (See Section 5). Version: USER INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL –...
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2.8 Braking Position When contacting the braking system, the correct braking position must be used by the patron in order to ensure correct ergonomics and minimize the risk of injury during impact and deceleration. 2.8.1 Seated Braking Position When using a seated trolley, the correct braking position consists of the following: ▪...
3.0 System Requirements 3.1 Compatibility of Components Skyline equipment is designed for use with the Skyline-approved components and subsystems only. Substitution or replacements made with non-approved components or subsystems may jeopardize compatibility of equipment and may affect the safety and reliability of the complete system.
4.2 Procedure for Assembling Rocket Seated (SKY-RT-A01, SKY-RT-S1) Tools Required: ½” Socket (2), Socket Wrench (2) 4.2.1 Face trolley down on table with Serial Number on right side 4.2.2 Insert 1 shackle (SKY-RT-S03) into lanyard (SKY-RT-S04) with label of lanyard facing the table and oriented furthest away from trolley 4.2.3 Connect shackle to trolley tab with nut on the inside of the tab...
5.0 Standard Operating Procedures The following operating procedures outline only the necessary steps required to complete each process. The procedures do not consider additional safety requirements and additional safety considerations that should be considered for each site. Please consult a qualified person and/or your site-specific manual to ensure all necessary steps are taken to guarantee safety in your operations.
5.3 Standard Procedure for Loading – Rocket Prone 5.3.1 Instruct the guest to move into position under a cable 5.3.2 Take the trolley from the guest and place the trolley on the cable 5.3.3 Secure the trolley into the trolley release mechanism 5.3.4 Attach the trolley safety tether to the guests’...
5.6 Standard Procedure for Rescue Skyline Ziplines recommends consulting with a qualified representative of Skyline Ziplines for all rescue needs. Site needs differ between locations and may require adaptions for appropriate and safe application. Version: USER INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL – ROCKET TROLLEY...
Gaining an adequate education in proper techniques and methods of safety is your own responsibility. Training should be done under the supervision of competent persons. It is recommended that Skyline Ziplines perform a manufacturer’s training to cover the material in this document, use with other equipment, and site-specific training.
7.4 Documentation Process Located in Appendix A is a sample Inspection form that Skyline Ziplines recommends using as a template. Located in Appendix B is a sample Maintenance form that Skyline Ziplines recommends using as a template.
REJECTED (not suitable for use). Below is an example provided by Skyline Ziplines and is also included in the flowchart in Appendix C: 7.5.1 Item identified as rejected or failed during inspection by staff member 7.5.2 Failure/rejection is noted on inspection log...
8.2 Replacement Parts and Repairs All replacement parts must be purchased through Skyline Ziplines Ltd. All equipment repairs must be performed by the following: Skyline Ziplines Ltd, an authorized contractor/vendor of Skyline Ziplines Ltd with approval, or trained and authorized onsite personnel.
8.5 Trolley Maintenance – Replacing a Shackle or Lanyard Tools Required: ½” Socket (2), Socket Wrench (2) 8.5.1 Remove the nylon locking nut from the shackle bolt (SKY-RT-S03) using the two wrenches 8.5.2 Remove the shackle bolt from the shackle using one wrench 8.5.3 Perform required maintenance and an in-depth inspection of the unit to address any additional concerns 8.5.4 Install shackle bolt into shackle, tightening down completely...
(at the discretion of Skyline Ziplines). If a service date is not recorded/available, then purchase date is used as the ISD. If purchase date is not available, date of manufacture (DOM) is used as the ISD.
6-1006 LYNHAM ROAD WHISTLER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA V8E 0S3 Skyline Ziplines LTD will use reasonable commercial efforts to return all product in a timely manner to the designated location and will be responsible for all shipping costs. Skyline Ziplines LTD reserves the right to modify this limited warranty at any time, in its sole discretion.
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