Figure 6
5.4 Figure 6 illustrates a completed grip.
5.5 Connect the pulling eye to the appropriate ball
bearing swivel and pull line or tape (Figure 7). The grip is
now ready for cable placing.
Figure 7
Note: Refer to the cable specification sheet for maximum pulling
tension during installation.
6. Grip Removal
6.1 After completion of the pull, cut the cable 90 cm
(36 in.) behind the grip. Place a protective cap over the
exposed cable end and tape it in place to prevent water or
dirt intrusion. Store coiled slack so that it is protected
from damage.
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