Power Fist 8964793 Manuel page 10

8964793
withstanding the strain from winching the load. Make sure the
terminal tackle is secure to avoid an unintended disconnection while
winching.
a. Consult the vehicle owner' s manual for anchor points to connect
the steel cable' s terminal tackle.
7. Re-engage the clutch by twisting the clutch hand wheel counterclockwise
until it locks in place.
8. Check that the line is straight without kinks or twisted. Do not wrap
the steel cable around the load or wind it around corners or obstacles.
9. Place a dampening device on the steel cable if you have one available.
10. Uncap the remote receiver and plug the tethered remote into it.
11. Press and hold the remote control' s retract button (IN) until the slack is
removed from the steel cable.
12. Recheck the connections to ensure the terminal tackle will not shift.
a. Check the clutch is engaged. Do not adjust the clutch when the
winch is under load.
13. Press and hold the remote control' s retract button to pull the load
towards the winch. Release the button when the load is in the final
position.
a. Secure the load in place if necessary. Use wheel chocks for a
vehicle.
14. Press the release button (OUT) to remove tension on the steel cable.
Disengage and remove the hook or terminal tackle.
15. Hold the hook strap to keep some pressure on the winch and retract
the steel cable. Make sure each wire wrap fits snugly with the next
wrap. Stop when within a few feet. Disengage the clutch and spool the
final wraps by hand.
16. Disconnect from the power supply once the hook reaches the winch.
17. Disconnect and store the tethered remote control out of the way. Cap
the receiver.
WINCHING LIMITATIONS
There are several limitations that can affect the time duration, power
consumption and maximum weight a winch can move. A snatch block will
improve the winch' s performance. Make sure to follow all safety and
operation instructions from the snatch block' s manufacturer.
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12V DC Winch
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