EHD Manual - JS Woodhouse

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8Winch Operating InstructionsDANGERRead Carefully: Instructions for Safer Operation of your WinchThis winch is of general purpose design. The load rating is based on an intermittent duty cycle.High forces may be created by use of winch, creating potential safety hazards. DANGER Donot allow anyone who is not familiar with these operating instructions to operate the winch.DANGER This winch is not designed to be a human hoistand should never be operated when there are personspositioned on or under the load being moved. The winch isdesigned for raising the elevator weight only! Do not liftother items with the elevator.1. The winch must be securely bolted down to its mountingplate. The cable must be securely fastened to the transportand to the winch drum.2. Never fully extend the cable. Always keep at least three(3) complete turns of cable around the drum. Otherwisecable can pull loose from the drum.3. Always be sure the cable is pulling straight off the winch -not at an angle. This will prevent the cable from rubbingagainst the sides of the drum and becoming damaged.4. Never stand along side the winch cable or guide the cablewith your hands. Always inspect the cable and cableclamps for damage before each use. Replace the cable ifit is frayed or kinked. If the cable breaks, it can act like awhip and inflict serious injury to anyone in the path of thecable.5. Never permit anyone to stand on or under the elevatorwhen it is being raised, lowered or pulled. DANGERThis machine is not grounded. Keep at least 10 feet awayfrom overhead electrical wires and obstructions.Electrocution can occur without direct contact.6. Elevator should be in the down position or secured tobuilding when unattended as unauthorized persons mayattempt to operate the winch, thereby creating an unsafecondition.7. Never lower transport to straight-out position — transportlegs may bend due to increased stress.8. Always keep the winch lubricated per instructions.Remember, worn-out parts cause unsafe conditions.This winch is equipped with a brake that isactuated by turning the handle. The brake isdesigned to hold the load whenever the handleis released.1. Never operate winch with wet or oily hands andalways use a firm grip on the handle.2. To raise the elevator, turn the handle clockwiseand listen for the “loud clicking sound” of theratchet. If the clicking sound stops, keep a firmgrip on the handle and return the elevator tothe down position by turning the handlecounterclockwise. Repair the winch.3. To lower the elevator, turn the handlecounterclockwise (no clicking sound)–theratchet pawls should be fully engaged into theratchet gear teeth. To stop while lowering theload, turn the handle clockwise until you heartwo clicks (about 6 inch movement of thehandle). Note: If your hand slips off of the handlewhile turning it counterclockwise, the brake willprevent the handle from spinning backwards.DANGER The brake is not fully lockeduntil the handle Is turned clockwise farenough to hear two clicks.4. To pull the cable off the winch without a load,you must pull on the cable and turn the handlecounterclockwise at the same time. The Load-Lok brake is always actuated so the winch cannot freewheel.5. Always inspect the brake disc for wear prior toeach use. If less than 1/16" thick, cracked orbroken, it should be replaced.WARNING The brake disc will get hotwhen lowering the load. If brake is smoking orsqueals, stop lowering and let the brake coolfor 15 minutes. Do not touch brake.11160412170
Movement and Placement9RightWrongLocking Hitch Pin20 mphMaximumLockingHitch PinWARNING1. Elevator must be empty and in down position (with light tension on safety cable), beforemoving.2. Use a locking hitch pin.3. Transports are designed only for towing at tractor speeds up to 20 mph between sunrise andsunset. Check and comply with all state and local regulations governing marking, lighting,towing and maximum width.RightWrongUtility Lines10 Feet AwayLowerElevatorKEEPAWAYNORIDERSDANGER1. This machine is not insulated. When moving, upper end can contact electric utility lines andoverhead obstructions.2. Lower elevator well below level of power lines before moving.1116043. Keep at least 10 feet away from overhead electrical wires and devices. Electrocution canoccur without direct contact.12170
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