Properly Installing the Confined

Space Equipment.

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Sto-Away Power Cranes, Inc.

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Step 1: Inspect the Bumper Crane

before each use

It’s mandatory before any entry that

a full inspection of the crane is

completed before its use. There is

an inspection report located in

section 4.0 and a maintenance

schedule located in section 9.0 in

your owner’s manual, please review

these. If you cannot locate these call

and we can fax these to you.

Inspect all of your Equipment

before an Entry.

Review the Owner’s Manual that came

with your Manual Retractable Life Line for

the inspection and maintenance steps.

You would need to inspect it before every

entry. Inspect the load cell, check and see

if the calibration is set at 350 LBS. If the

load cell does not shut down at 350 LBS.

Then it needs to come back to the factory

for re-calibration.

Step 2: Put your Lock/Out

Tag/Out into place.

It is mandatory to

Place the steering

wheel cover onto

the steering wheel

of the truck and

using a wire tie

place your lock out

tag/out securely

through the hole in

the cover.

Step 3: Fill out Lock/Out

Tag/Out

The Supervisor onsite

will fill out their permit

required entry form

and included should

be the lock/out

Tag/out of the vehicle.

Follow your

company’s JSA (Job

Safety Analysis) for

this procedure.

Step 4: Install the (SRL) Single

retracting life line.

Align the SRL-

(Single retracting

life line)/ Manual

Winch up to the

port that is

installed on the

Crane’s Mast.

Step 5: Install the (SRL),

Continued.

Insert the lock pin

through the

bracket that is

attached to the

SRL and through

the port in the

Crane’s Mast.

Step 6: Install the (SRL),

Continued.

Insert the hair pin into

the small hole in the

locking pin to secure

the SRL/manual

winch into place.

Step 7: Attaching the Load Cell to

the Crane’s Boom.

Take the cable, and

with the hook first; run

it through the back side

of the load cell. With

two fingers lift the

tension spring up

against the top of the

metal shell and place

the cable between the

tension spring and over

the top of the end

pulley.

Step 8: Attaching the Load Cell

to the Crane’s Boom, continued.

Make sure the cable

rides on the pulley

and is between the

level wind spring

and the pulley.

Step 9: Attaching the Load Cell

to the Crane’s Boom, continued.

With the boom in the

up position, slide the

load cell onto the

boom.

Step 10: Attaching the Load Cell

to the Crane’s Boom, continued.

Once you get the

load cell lined up

with the hole on the

boom, insert the

lock pin into the

hole. Make sure that

the steel cable is

above the lock pin.

Step 11: Attaching the Man-

Rated Snatch Block.

Here are two snatch

blocks. The one on the

left has a double

locking hook and must

be used for confined

space. Do not confuse

it with the one on the

right which can be

purchased for double

lining the crane for

pulling cargo.

Step 12: Attaching the Man-

Rated Snatch Block.

Dis-assemble the snatch

block by removing the

locking pin keepers, take

the cable from the SRL /

Manual Winch and run it

over the pulley and re-

assemble the snatch

block. Hook the snatch

block onto the loadcell’s

D-ring.

Step 13: The Completion of the

SRL/ Manual Winch Installation.

This is how the SRL

/ Manual Winch

should be attached

to the mast.

Step 14: Where to Attach the

Cables

Do not connect the

cranes hook to the

harness unless the

harness is

specifically designed

for supporting a

man’s weight for

extended periods of

time.

Using a Boatswain’s Chair

Connect the crane’s

hook to the Boatswains

Chair or to a seat sling.

Step 15: Attaching the SRL / Manual

Winch’s Hook to your Harness.

Attach the double

locking hook from

the SRL / Manual

Winch to the D-ring

located on the back

of the harness.

Step 16: Your Installation is

Complete

After installing all of

the component’s this

is how your unit

should look.