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Defines safety alert symbols used in the manual for hazard communication.
Lists and illustrates the main components of the Ultra Tugger cable puller.
Lists and illustrates the various components of the Versi-Boom system.
Overview of components for a cable pulling system and their capacity ratings.
Explains pulling resistance, gravity, friction, and force generation concepts.
Details the force exerted on the anchoring system by the puller.
Explains capstan's role as a force multiplier based on rope wraps.
Discusses stored energy in rope and recommended rope types for safety.
Describes forces on connectors and selecting correct pulling grip size.
Explains resultant forces from sheaves and angles of pull.
Details rope tailing, pull control, and preventing rope overlap.
Provides guidance for effective and safe cable pulling operations.
Illustrates typical configurations for chain and floor mounting the puller.
Shows various T-stand configurations for horizontal and vertical pulling.
Demonstrates wheeled carriage configurations for different pulling scenarios.
Instructions for assembling the boom with a nose unit.
Steps for assembling booms with elbow and nose units.
Compares screw-on, slip-in, and straddling couplers' advantages/disadvantages.
Details installation of screw-on couplers and adapters.
Explains installation of slip-in and straddling couplers.
Addresses specific scenarios like down pulls and rotating boom components.
Covers routine maintenance, brush life, capstan wear, and lubrication.
Details procedures for disassembling gearbox and planet gear carriers.
Lists slip-in, screw-on couplers, and boom tubes with part numbers.
Lists T-stand and wheeled carriage accessories with part numbers.
Lists the boom mount accessory and its components.
Lists the nose unit accessory and its components.
Lists the elbow unit accessory and its components.
Lists the floor mount accessory and its components.
Lists the chain mount accessory and its components.
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