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T A J F U N D . O . O .
T A J F U N D . O . O .
4.4.1. COILING THE WIRE ROPE TIGHTLY ONTO THE DRUM .
First, uncoil the wire rope completely and check its quality. Afterwards push the “
Pull
” button
to coil up the wire rope onto the drum (Figure 4).
Pay attention to coil the first five coils using minimum force and the rest of the wire rope using
higher force.
You can achieve this in two ways:
By pulling the load;
By fastening the wire rope to a fixed object, so that the tractor is pulled towards this object.
It is recommended to do this on a slight incline, so the tractor is pulled uphill, or by braking
slightly.
WARNING: The wire rope must always be tightly coiled up onto the drum
- before
starting the work with a new winch it is necessary to uncoil the wire rope completely without
any load, check its quality and tightly coil it back onto the drum: first five coils should be coiled
by using minimum load and the rest of the wire rope using higher load!
4.4.2. WIRE ROPE QUALITY .
Only unused wire rope can be reclaimed.
Use only attested wire rope with a minimum brake point, specified in the technical data
(Chapter: 1.3.).
The wire rope must not be longer than maximum length, specified in the technical data
(Chapter: 1.3.).
WARNING:
When handling the rope, pay attention that the wire rope does not make loops when coiling or
uncoiling it.
When uncoiling the wire rope off the drum, be careful not to rip it off at the connecting point.
4.4.3. WIRE ROPE UNCOILING (Figure: 6)
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