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Washer

Fastener

U-Bolt

Mounting

Plate

Mounting 

Bolt

Typical Installation

90 Degree Installation

Fig. 4a

90 Degree Installation

Note:  High wind areas permit rotating the end of this cable 
guide 90 degrees in either direction.  When installation requires 
this option, cable guides should be alternated from left to right 
throughout the length of the system.

1.  Remove fasteners from cable guide end.
2.  Rotate end 90 degrees and reinsert fasteners (see Fig. 4b).
3.  Torque fasteners to 20 plus or minus 2 ft. lbs.
4.  To install cable guide with 90 degree end, follow above pro-

cedure except insert U-bolt through the two holes furthest 
from the cable end on the guide bracket.

Fig. 4b

MANUAL Pass-Through Cable Guides

Typical Installation

1.  Place cable guide on top of ladder rung (see Fig. 4a).
2.  Install U-bolt around underside of ladder rung and through holes 

provided in cable guide.  

3.  Install washers and torque fasteners to 20 plus or minus 2 ft. lbs.
 

5.4 Installation of Bottom

Bracket Assembly

WARNING:  Inspect the bottom bracket assembly.  
Do not use if there are any damaged or missing 
components.  Missing, damaged or omitted com-
ponents can result in the bracket slipping under a 
load.

1.  Place bottom bracket against the rungs of the lad-

der at the desired location aligning the bracket so 
that the ladder rung is centered between the two 
vertically placed holes in the bottom of the bracket. 
(see Fig. 5).  

2.  Install bolts through holes in bottom of bracket and 

through plate on opposite side, including washers, 
as shown.  Torque fasteners to 20 plus or minus     
2 ft. lbs.

3.  Install U-bolts around ladder rung at top of bracket 

and through mounting plate.  Install washers and 
torque fasteners to 20 plus or minus 2 ft. lbs.

Fig. 5

Summary of Contents for MILLER Vi-Go

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...tem Replacement Parts 5 0 System Installation 8 14 5 1 Installation of Top Bracket Assembly 5 2 Installation of Cable to Top Bracket Assembly 5 3 Installation of Intermediate Cable Guides 5 4 Installa...

Page 3: ...his equipment All authorized persons users must reference the regulations governing occupational safety as well as applicable standards i e ANSI or CSA Refer to product labeling for information on spe...

Page 4: ...rson falling will not strike a user below Note According to ANSI A14 3 only one worker may be on the system between cable guides Fall Clearance Ensure that adequate clearance exists in the fall path t...

Page 5: ...forces generated by arresting a fall The load requirements vary due to number of users on the system and installation to the structure i e number of rung clamp assemblies used For calculation purposes...

Page 6: ...ts upside down installation of the cable sleeve to the cable Hands free trailing while climbing and descending Spring activated mechanisms always move device back to initial position Dual locking mech...

Page 7: ...formation 4 Manual Pass Through Cable Guide Holds the cable in position securing it away from the ladder or structure Fully convertible to accommodate low and high wind conditions Manual pass through...

Page 8: ...0 flat washers and two M10 1 5mm locknuts TRCG Manual Pass Through Cable Guide Galvanized steel cable bracket with convertible polyurethane cable retainer head includes 3 8 16 x 1 1 4 x 2 U Bolt two 3...

Page 9: ...im ited to two 2 users An extra rung clamp assembly may be used in the installation of the top bracket to lower the loads transmitted to each ladder rung see Fig 1c For systems limited to one 1 user t...

Page 10: ...and bent over so that it will not back out DO NOT USE SYSTEM IF COTTER PIN IS MISSING 5 3 Installation of Intermediate Cable Guides Intermediate Cable Guides are designed to keep the climber from exc...

Page 11: ...guide on top of ladder rung see Fig 4a 2 Install U bolt around underside of ladder rung and through holes provided in cable guide 3 Install washers and torque fasteners to 20 plus or minus 2 ft lbs 5...

Page 12: ...ensioning of cable is achieved install jam nut against tensioning nut 6 Discard excess cable by cutting below the lower saddle clip leaving approximately 3 of cable below the lower saddle clip 3 is re...

Page 13: ...date variable cable lengths These options are compatible with 3 8 diameter approved cable only 1 Feed cable around cable thimble turning back 5 1 4 of cable from thimble end Install first cable clip o...

Page 14: ...able lifeline according to the manufacturer s instructions 3 Attach the cable sleeve to the front attachment point designated for ladder climbing of the full body harness using a Miller approved auto...

Page 15: ...ually inspect before each use Regular inspection by a competent person for wear damage or corrosion should be a part of your safety program Replace equipment if any of the defective conditions explain...

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