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5.4 Stability Against Overturning5.4.1 Where a suspended working platform is counterbalanced bycounterweights, the counterweights on any outriggers should not be lessthan 3 times the weight necessary to balance the load on the projectingpart of the outriggers when the working platform is fully loaded (regulation7(d) of the SWPR). Counterweight on outrigger system is illustrated inFig. 6.26
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Page 36 and 37: 5.10 Brakes5.10.1 Each winch, climb
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Page 42 and 43: 6.1.7 Proper manual handling method
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