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OPERATION
• The rope end cannot bear the full load, and the rope must
rotate around the drum at least 5 laps.
• Avoid pulling from extreme angles, as this will cause the rope
to be rolled on one end of the barrel and damage the rope.
• Note that the rope-drawing capacity of the winch is the
maximum rope-drawing capacity of the first layer, only the
first the layer can only be pulled, do not operate the winch
with overload capacity.
• Never hook the rope back to itself, otherwise the rope will be
damaged. Use trunk protection protector.
• Before operation, make sure that the winch is firmly installed
on the vehicle or bracket.
• Before moving heavy objects, check the wire rope to prevent
kinks and uneven wire layers. The slack rope must be
properly tightened under a weight of about 200.46 pounds.
• When pulling the load, be sure to lay a blanket or protective
layer on the wire rope near the hook end. This will prevent the
possibility of breaking the wire rope and help prevent serious
injuries and damage.
• Do not move the winch to assist in hauling heavy objects
.
It
is easy to overload and cause damage to the wire rope.
• Pay attention to the dangerous areas and stay away from
them during the operation. Dangerous areas are winch drum,
fairlead, wire rope, pulley block, hook and motor.
• When the winch is under load, do not approach or cross the
rope.
• When using the hoist to move the load, place the vehicle
transmission in neutral and apply brake of the vehicle and
plug all wheels with wedges. When the hoist is working, the
vehicle engine should be operated to fully charge the battery.
Never use the hoist with insufficient voltage.
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