Clarke Strong-Arm CLL500 운영 및 유지보수 지침 매뉴얼 - 페이지 4

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PREPARATION FOR USE

Refering to the Parts List and Diagram, insert the large screw (2) through the

hole at one end of the main body (1), threading it through the Sliding Block

and out through the hole in the opposite end of the body.

Fit the Spacer (3) on to the end of the threaded screw, followed by the Crank

Arm (4) and secure in place using the nut (5).

Attach the Handle (6) to the other end of the crank arm using the nut (8) and

bolt (7).

Thread the Hooks (9) throught he holes in the base of the main body, and

ensure the washers (11) are in place before screwing on the nuts (10).

It is recommended that before use, you apply grease to the threaded screw

and to the main member of the body, in order to allow the sliding block to

move smoothly.

The chains (12) may be used to connect the Leveller to a lifting sling or directly to

the lifting points. Ensure ONLY those lifting points recommended by the

manufacturer are used. Consult the vehicle handbook.

Raising a Load Squarely.

With the leveller attached to the load via the

recommended lifting points, and, if this is an

engine,

ensuring

components are disconnected, i.e. exhaust,

speedo cable, electrical connections etc.,

very slowly take the weight. As the load begins

to lift it may rise at one end only. Turn the crank

handle of the Leveller so that the Sliding Block

moves AWAY from that end.

Continue to raise the load a little at a time

whilst moving the sliding block away from the

raised end until the load rises squarely.

If there is a degree of twist, this may be taken up by screwing the nuts (10), to

lengthen or shorten the hooks as appropriate, but ALWAYS ensure that the FULL

thickness of the nut (10) is in contact with the threaded end of the hook.

If this method is insufficient to compensate for the degree of twist or slew, you

should adjust the chain length on one or more of the lifting points.

Raising a Load at an Angle

In some cases, it may be necessary to raise the load at an angle. In this instance,

move the sliding block towards the end that needs to be higher. Gently raise the

load,turning the crank handle as required to achieve the required degree of tilt.

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