Issued September 2017
On-Route Operation Procedures
Copyright 2017, Heil Environmental
Printed in U.S.A.
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LOADING REFUSE WITH A REEVING
MECHANISM
An option for Rear End Loaders (RELs), a reeving
mechanism is a cylinder assembly that is located on the
centerline of the roof with which an operator can raise and
dump a commercial refuse container.
The reeving mechanism hook and cable are not intended
for any other purpose than dumping a Type T container into
the hopper. The hook and cable should not be used for
lifting, dragging, or manipulating containers, appliances, or
other large items toward or into the hopper.
Use the instructions that follow to load refuse from a
commercial refuse container into the hopper with a reeving
mechanism.
Observe the DANGER and WARNING notices.
DANGER
Your body or clothing can become caught by the blade
while it moves. Serious injury or death may occur if a
person is in or near the hopper when the blade and slide
assembly move. Clear the area near the hopper of all
unnecessary people before you move the blade and slide
assembly and keep all parts of your body away from the
blade.
WARNING
Crush or Pinch Hazard.
Lifting or dragging uncontrolled items with hook and cable
may cause items to move in a way that can pinch or crush
the operator.
Use winch or reeving cylinder hook and cable for dumping
properly restrained ANSI Type T containers only.
Never use hook and cable for any other purpose.
Failure to comply may injure or kill.
CAUTION
The slide in/out and blade up/down operations can push
refuse out of the hopper or break objects. Refuse broken
by the blade can cause moderate or minor injury. Stay
clear of the packer panel during slide in/out and blade up/
down operations.
1. Move the slide assembly and packer blade into the
START POSITION. See
.
a. PUSH the slide and blade levers at the same time
and RELEASE the levers. The levers will self-
center at the end of the commanded position by
way of valve internal hydraulic pressure.
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