to be rolled on one end of the barrel and may damage the
rope or winch.
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Note that the rope-drawing capacity of the winch is the
maximum rope-drawing capacity of the first layer. Do not
operate the winch with overload capacity past this amount of
rope.
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Never hook the rope back to itself, otherwise the rope will
become damaged. Use trunk protection protector.
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Before operation, make sure that the winch is firmly installed
on the vehicle or bracket.
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Before moving heavy objects, check the rope to prevent kinks
and uneven wire layers. The rope slack must be properly
tightened under a weight of about 50 Kg.
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When pulling the load, be sure to place a protective layer
on the rope near the hook end. This will help to prevent
serious injuries and damage if the rope breaks.
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Do not move the vehicle to assist in hauling heavy objects,
it’s easy to overload the winch and cause damage to the rope.
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Stay away from the danger area during winch operation.
The dangerous area is the area of winch drum, fairlead,
rope, pulley block, hook and motor.
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When winch is under load, do not approach or cross the rope.
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