Habegger HIT 6 Mode D'emploi page 37

Insert the rope in the manner described below.
Push the forward motion/reverse motion lever to
the side where the rope enters the machine.
Push the lever to open the clamping jaws (A) to
the middle of rope pulling machine (see Fig. 7
(1)), and, in that position, let it lock into the upper
catch.
Hold the lever tightly so that it cannot snap back
accidentally.
Straighten about 200 mm of the end of the rope
(2).
Insert the tip of the rope into the guide eye and
push the rope through the machine until it comes
out on the other side over the anchor bolt. If
there seems to be some resistance, turn the rope
back and forth a little bit.
Pull the tip of the rope (3) through the machine
until the rope exhibits a little tension.
Push the jaw-opening lever (A) out of the catch;
see Fig. 7 (4). Hold the lever tightly so that it
cannot snap back accidentally.
Push the telescope lever onto the forward motion
lever (B) of the rope pulling machine and secure
by turning in any direction, see Fig. 8 on the
right.
Move the rope forward by moving the lever back
and forth in steady and long movements.
When a load is to be lowered, place the
telescope lever onto the backward motion lever
(C) of the rope pulling machine and secure by
turning in any direction, see Fig. 8.
Move the rope backwards by moving the lever
back and forth in steady and long movements.
Danger! Before the end of the rope reaches the machine (min. 0.5 m should still
be available): Stop unwinding the rope. Danger of crashing!
When there no longer is any load on the pulling rope, it can be removed from the machine as follows:
Push the forward motion/reverse motion lever to the side where the rope enters the machine. Shift the
jaw opening lever (A) from the operating position to the middle of the rope pulling machine and let it
lock into the catch in this position, see Fig. 7. Hold the lever tightly so that it cannot snap back
accidentally.
Pull the wire rope out of the machine.
Shift the jaw opening lever (A) back into the operating position, see Fig. 6. Hold the lever tightly so that
it cannot snap back accidentally.
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