Anchorage - Habegger HIT-TRAC 16 B Mode D'emploi

You need freedom of movement. Thus, make sure you have a sufficiently large supporting
surface.
Never use ladders as the supporting surface.
If the location is not suitable
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insert the guide pulley and choose a better location. Choose a working location,
where gasoline can be filled up.
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Hazard of contact near overhead lines or high-voltage
lines!
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Poisoning through exhaust fumes: Never work in closed
rooms!
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Danger of gasoline igniting near open fires or easily
inflammable materials (fuel sparks)!
3.3.2

Anchorage

The anchoring point must be able to endure the pulling force that can be expected (if
necessary, check in advance).
The best anchoring points are:
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Firm objects and constructions, (do not bend fastening devices over sharp edges).
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Rings, hooks, or poles set in concrete.
Natural anchoring points:
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Strong/heavy blocks of rock,
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Trees,
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Other suitable objects.
Technical anchorages:
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Anchorage rail with poles,
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Rock anchor,
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Round wood anchor in ground where holes can be dug.
These types of anchors depend on the quality of the ground.
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