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RIGGING

The LUG-ALL cable ratchet winch-hoist will operate in
any position: right side up, upside down or at any angle
as a hoist or horizontally as a winch.  The lifting and
pulling power of the winch-hoist depends on whether it
is single-line rigged or double-line rigged with the use of
a pulley block.  Rig the winch-hoist with double-line for
full rated capacity or single-line for one half-rated
capacity and twice the lifting distance and operating
speed. 

Always rig the LUG-ALL so that it will hang freely and be
free to move from side-to-side.  If the frame is jammed
out of line it is subjected to undue stress from uneven
loading and would not be free to move sideways, which
is necessary to allow even wrapping of the cable on the
drum.  Hooks should be placed so the point of contact is
in line with the center of the shank or eye.  When
rigging a LUG-ALL that will be used in rapid lowering
mode it must be done so a full stroke of the handle is
possible.  For example, if working from a ceiling with the
LUG-ALL right side up it would be necessary to use a
choker or extension to lower the LUG-ALL sufficient
distance to allow the handle to travel its full arc, which
carries it above the top hook.

Single Rigged

(1/2 Capacity)

Double Rigged

(Full Capacity)

Alternate Single

Rigging

(1/2 Capacity)

FIGURE 3

Operating Instructions For Your LUG-ALL® 6000-15 Cable Winch-Hoist / Copyright 2008 © LUG-ALL Corporation. All rights reserved.

2) Press the trigger to hold the main frame pawl 

away from the ratchet teeth and pull out the c
cable the required distance.

(SEE FIGURE 3)

U-Frame Pawl

Summary of Contents for 6000-15

Page 1: ...uctions For Your LUG ALL 6000 15 Cable Winch Hoist LAC 0308 Rev 7 08 Copyright 2008 LUG ALL Corporation All rights reserved 604 Hemlock Road Morgantown PA 19543 Phone 877 658 4255 Fax 610 286 9661 Web www lug all com ...

Page 2: ...d with the socket in the standard position parallel to the edge of the u frame To lower or back off heavy loads you may want to have the socket in the other position this affords a better leverage angle and allows lowering and backing off to be done more easily To move the handle socket from one position to the other simply remove the socket cap screw with a 5 16 hex key slide the socket to the pr...

Page 3: ...ee release quickly unwinds the cable from the drum Lifting and Tensioning 1 Rotate the reverse lever toward the drum to engage the U frame pawl against the ratchet teeth 2 Operate the handle as required to lift the load or apply the required tension SEE FIGURE 1 Lowering or Backing Off requires load of 15 lbs or more 1 Rotate the reverse lever away from the drum to move the U frame pawl away from ...

Page 4: ...ecessary to allow even wrapping of the cable on the drum Hooks should be placed so the point of contact is in line with the center of the shank or eye When rigging a LUG ALL that will be used in rapid lowering mode it must be done so a full stroke of the handle is possible For example if working from a ceiling with the LUG ALL right side up it would be necessary to use a choker or extension to low...

Page 5: ...ust be replaced before the hoist can be safely operated DAILY CABLE INSPECTIONS Drum Crushing and Spiraling The badly deteriorated condition of this cable clearly indicates that it is unsafe for operation Cable damage of this type is usually caused by hoist abuse and by repeatedly overloading the hoist beyond its rated capacity A hoist with this cable condition should not be used under any circums...

Page 6: ...n can result from dirt or corrosion on the shafts and in the shaft holes Remove shafts and clean with fine steel wool Clean the shaft holes in the pawls The U frame and main frame pivot points are equipped with OILITE Operating Instructions For Your LUG ALL 6000 15 Cable Winch Hoist Copyright 2008 LUG ALL Corporation All rights reserved CARE OF THE LUG ALL CABLE RATCHET WINCH HOIST Your LUG ALL is...

Page 7: ...l 3 Inspect cable for kinks cuts broken strands fraying or abrasions 4 Check ratchet teeth for gouges burred edges or other physical damage 5 Check for bent or broken metal parts rounded edges and elongated holes 6 Check metal parts for corrosion 7 Check pawls and levers for bends cracks or other damage 8 Check integrity of springs 9 Operate U frame and verify that the U frame does not rub against...

Page 8: ...elivery expenses and insurance for warranty service to and from LUG ALL are the responsibility of the Buyer Proof of purchase such as sales receipt or other documentation is required when requesting warranty service This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary from state to state In no event shall seller including its affiliates subsidiaries contractor...

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