The rope winch with 1000 kg traction may only be used when the machine is connected to
the three-point linkage of the tractor.
On the tractor chassis, the rope winch with 500 kg traction must be used.
The operator must always stand at a higher level than the log that is drawn in!
No one may stand in the area where the rope winch reels in the rope!
There must always be a clear view of the whole length of rope even when fully unrolled!
On both sides of the winch, the reel-in angle of the rope must not be greater than 40°!
Ensure that the rope is not pulled over sharp edges!
Never guide the rope by hand whilst reeling it in!
The hydraulic rope winch can be used to pull heavy logs to the machine effortlessly.
When reeling the rope in or out, the rope must always be taut in order to prevent it becoming
tangled.
The rope winch is powered by a hydraulic motor.
The trunks are picked up by a claw or a hook.
Manual rope winch
1 Pull rope in 2 Release or extend rope
Operation:
1. Press the control lever briefly to position 2.
– The rope is released.
2. Pick up the log hook or grabber and pull the rope over to the log.
3. Attach the log hook or grabber to the log.
4. Push the control lever to position 1, pull the log across to the machine and position it
below the splitting blade.
Do not retract the rope completely but leave a gap of about 5 cm to the inlet limiter - failure
to do this may result in damage to the rope winch!
▪ Release the log hooks or the grabber from the log and lay them down on the lowering
arm.
Radio-controlled rope winch
A radio-controlled machine is considerably easier to operate.
Radio control is used to wirelessly operate the rope winch.
Safety information
Familiarise yourself with the system before using radio control!
Only authorised persons who have received relevant training are permitted to operate the
machine with radio control!
You should always check that the emergency stop switch is working correctly before starting
to use the machine.
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