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Assembly

Arm and Stay Assembly

1. 

Fit top cap lower assembly 

792

 to secondary 

standard assembly 

795

 and fasten securely 

with screw 

204

 and nut 

409

 (

Fig. 5

).

2. 

Locate arm stay bracket 

787

 onto the arm 

793

 and align the mount holes.

Ensure the bracket is assembled as per 

Fig 6

 

(with staples up).

3. 

Squeeze the arm stay bracket 

787

 together 

and fasten securely with screws 

181

 and nuts 

434

 (

Fig. 6

).

4. 

Fit tube stays 

794

 to arm stay brackets 

787

 

and fasten securely with screws 

201

 and  

nuts 

447

 (

Fig. 6

).

5. 

Place the arms into the cross and assemble 
the tube stay into the top cap assembly 

791

 

and 

792

 with the screw 

203

.  

Note:

 Do not fit the nut yet.

6. 

Repeat step 5 for the other three arms.  
For Model 4 fit nuts 

409

 to screws 

203

 now. 

For Model 5 refer to step 7.

7. 

For Model 5, hook the inner rod stays 

789

 

into the innermost staples on the arms. 
Position other end underneath the top cap 
lower assembly 

792

 and onto screw 

203

.  

Fit nuts 

409

 and tighten.

8. 

Fit end caps 

752

 to the end of each arm.

Secondary Standard Assembly

1. 

Remove the wind brake and plastic ring
ring from the top of the Main Standard 
assembly by loosening the securing screw.

2. 

Insert secondary standard 

795

 into top of 

main standard.

3. 

Rotate secondary standard 

795

 until worm 

hook slides through the slot in stabiliser plug 
(

Fig 3

).

4. 

Drop the wind brake and plastic ring on the 
top of the secondary standard. Slide them 
back down to their original position and 
screw into place.

Fig. 3

Note:

 Main Standard tube 

shown in dotted line for 
illustration purposes.

IMPORTANT:

Summary of Contents for Heritage Hoist 7-Line

Page 1: ...Heritage Hoist 6 Line Heritage Hoist 7 Line Heritage TM Rotary Hoist Product Manual ...

Page 2: ...Patents and registered designs apply to this product Hoist Pack contents ID Part name Qty 796 Main Standard 1 795 Secondary Standard 1 793 Arm 4 794 Tube stay 4 789 Rod stay 4 788 Galvanised clothesline wire coil 1 Accessory pack 1 Accessory Pack contents ID Part name Qty 791 Top cap upper 1 792 Top cap lower 1 787 Arm stay bracket 4 752 Arm end cap 4 181 Screw RHMT M5 x 35mm 4 201 Screw RHMT M6 x...

Page 3: ... into the hole 5 Concrete into position Concrete should be damp enough to hold together when squeezed in your hand Settle the concrete by pushing a thin stick into the mix several times Ensure the main standard is vertical 5 Wait 48 hours for concrete to set Fig 2 Wind brake Check the Hoist is vertical Main Standard 796 Indents 200mm 8 1 6m 800mm 32 650mm 26 concrete 150mm 6 gravel Ground level 1m...

Page 4: ...he other three arms For Model 4 fit nuts 409 to screws 203 now For Model 5 refer to step 7 7 For Model 5 hook the inner rod stays 789 into the innermost staples on the arms Position other end underneath the top cap lower assembly 792 and onto screw 203 Fit nuts 409 and tighten 8 Fit end caps 752 to the end of each arm Secondary Standard Assembly 1 Remove the wind brake and plastic ring ring from t...

Page 5: ...5 5 Cross 796 752 794 793 203 791 792 204 409 Cross 409 789 795 794 794 409 Assembly 794 787 201 Staple 447 793 434 181 787 795 Assembly Fig 4 Fig 5 Fig 6 ...

Page 6: ...m 5 for tie off 2 Repeat step 1 for all other staples working outwards from the centre Note square to each other when tensioning lines Always wear protective safety glasses when wiring up your clothesline Fig 7 1 Feed the lines through the staples Important Keep arms square to each other when tensioning the lines 2 Pull lines through staples tension and cut to length 3 Tie lines onto arms 1 2 5 m ...

Page 7: ... and fit the handle as shown Fig 8 Insert and tighten the screw to secure assembly 3 Raise the head of the Hoist at least six full turns so that it is free to rotate Note Never leave the Hoist with the cross and wind brake engaged Use the brake only when you are pegging out the washing and Note Stop turning the handle when winding down the hoist if you feel resistance Do not continue to turn the h...

Page 8: ... collect any breeze The rotating action of the Hoist gives natural spin drying of your washing Care and Maintenance It is a good idea to occasionally inspect all components and check for wear and tear or damage If there is any damage parts should be replaced with original Hills spares or the Hoist repaired before using again The Hoist should be periodically wiped clean with a damp cloth and mild d...

Page 9: ...set out above and is subject to the product not having been altered tampered with or otherwise dealt with by any person in a manner other than as intended in respect of the relevant product and the product not having been used or applied in a manner that is contrary to customary usage or application of the relevant product or contrary to any stated instructions or specification of Cyclone Tools Pt...

Page 10: ...uestions or comments about our products or services please contact your nearest Customer Service Centre during their local business hours Australia 1300 300 564 New Zealand 0800 021 027 Email hhl enquiries amesau com Hills Websites hillshome com au Hills Home Living hillshome com au need help Hills Consumer Advice ...

Page 11: ...11 Notes ...

Page 12: ...12 Cyclone Tools Pty Ltd A B N 89 169 427 061 Issue May 2017 HD10842c ...

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