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3.5- About safety
- Keep away from the cable pulling line. If the cable should slip or break, it would "whiplash" along
this line.
- Keep hands, clothing, hair and jewelry clear of the winch when in use
- Ask another person to help you make sure the winch is operating safely. Make sure this person is at
a distance from the vehicle and the cable before starting the winch.
3.6- About the limits
- Never exceed the pulling limits of the winch.
IV. GETTING STARTED
4.1- Mounting the winch
The winch can be mounted using the base (Fig.1 part 6).
Put the ratchet switch on the middle position and pull out the cable, until the holes on the bottom of
the base (6) are visible.
Place the winch base on a firm and flat surface. Then use at least 3 sets of 3/8" bolts and locking nuts
(not provided), in a triangle pattern, to fix the base on the mounting surface.
Use extra metal or hardwood board when necessary.
4.2- Ratchet Switch (Fig.1 part 7)
The ratchet switch (7) has 3 positions:
- Higher position:
- Middle position:
- Lower position:
4.3- Installing the crank handle (Fig.2)
a- insert metal plate [a] on bolt axis
b- insert handle [b] on bolt axis
c- Tighten with nut [c] (provided)
For PRTRM1000
Place ratchet switch on this position
for releasing (unwinding) the cable.
place ratchet switch on this position
for both releasing and pulling the
cable
(Warning: only use this position
when there is no load on the cable)
Place ratchet switch on this position
for pulling (rewinding) the cable.
For PRTRM2000 (in axis 1+2)
Place ratchet switch on this position for
pulling (rewinding) the cable.
place ratchet switch on this position for
both releasing and pulling the cable
(Warning: only use this position when
there is no load on the cable)
Place ratchet switch on this position for
releasing (unwinding) the cable.
Fig.2a (
for PRTRM1000
)
Fig.2b (
for PRTRM2000
)
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