Installation Of The Blocfor™ Davitrac Bracket On The Mast Of The Davitrac; Dismantling Of The Blocfor™ Bracket From The Davitrac Mast; Carol; Installation Of Carol™ Winches On The Carol™ Davitrac Bracket - Tractel blocfor 20R Manuel D'installation, D'emploi Et D'entretien

5.1.2. Installation of the blocfor™ davitrac bracket
on the mast of the davitrac
1. The blocfor™ davitrac bracket is always placed in
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the down position on the mast (fig. 5):
• At the front if other compliant equipment is used;
and
• At the rear if the blocfor™ bracket is the only
equipment.
2. Position the holes in the bracket inline with the two
holes at the bottom of the mast (fig. 5).
3. Insert the pins attached to the bracket into the holes
(fig. 5).
4. Lock the pins with the safety pins (fig. 5).
5. Take the cable out of the blocfor™ to pass it over
the corresponding guide pulley (fig. 5).
6. Remove the anti-jump cable pin and position the
cable above the PPE pulley on the anchor head
(fig. 5).
7. Insert the anti-jump cable pin and lock the safety
pin (fig. 5).
5.1.3. Dismantling of the blocfor™ bracket from
the davitrac mast
1. Unlock the anti-jump cable safety pin and remove
it (fig. 5).
DANGER: The cable is automatically brought
back by the blocfor™ bracket; be careful of it making
any sudden movements.
2. Remove the cable from the pulleys (fig. 5).
3. Remove the safety pins attached to the pins on the
blocfor™ bracket (fig. 5).
4. Remove the pins from the bracket (fig. 5), and hold
the bracket and blocfor™ bracket to avoid any
damage to the equipment.
5. Replace the pins and safety pins on the bracket.

5.2. caRol™

Before using caRol™ for the first time, it needs to be
installed on its bracket provided for this purpose.
5.2.1. Installation of caRol™ winches on the
caRol™ davitrac bracket
1. Position the caRol™ winch on the plate of the
caRol™ davitrac bracket (fig. 4.b).
2. Position the caRol™ winch facing the corresponding
holes on the plate of caRol™ bracket (fig. 4.b).
3. Insert the four screws supplied with the bracket into
the holes (fig. 4.b).
4. Position the washers on the screws then tighten the
four locknuts firmly (fig. 4.b)
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5.2.2. Installation of the caRol™ davitrac bracket
on the mast of the davitrac
1. The caRol™ davitrac bracket is always placed in
the high position at the rear of the mast (fig. 5).
2. Position the holes in the bracket inline with the two
holes at the top of the mast (fig. 5).
3. Insert the pins attached to the bracket into the holes
(fig. 5).
4. Lock the pins with the safety pins (fig. 5).
5. Take the cable out of the caRol™ to pass it over the
corresponding guide pulley (fig. 5).
6. Remove the anti-jump cable pin and position the
cable above the lifting pulley on the anchor head
(fig. 5) (for rescue and load lifting operations or rope
access).
7. Insert the anti-jump cable pin and lock the safety
pin (fig. 5).
5.2.3. Dismantling of the caRol™ davitrac bracket
1. Unlock the anti-jump cable safety pin and remove
it (fig. 5).
2. Remove the cable from the pulleys (fig. 5).
3. Remove the safety pins attached to the pins on the
caRol™ bracket (fig. 5).
4. Remove the pins from the bracket (fig. 5), and hold
the bracket and caRol™ to avoid any damage to
the equipment.
5. Replace the pins and safety pins on the bracket.
5.3. scafor™ R
Before using scafor™ R for the first time, it needs to be
installed on its bracket provided for this purpose.
5.3.1. Installation of the scafor™ R winch on the
scafor™ davitrac bracket
1. Position the scafor™ R winch on the upper
positioning pin of the scafor™ davitrac bracket (fig.
4.C).
2. Position the anchor clip of the scafor™ R winch
opposite the hole in the anchor point of the scafor™
bracket (fig. 4.C).
3. Insert the screw supplied with the bracket into the
hole in the anchor point of the scafor™ R winch (fig.
4.C).
4. Position the washer on the screw then tighten the
locknut firmly (fig. 4.C).
5.3.2. Installation of the scafor™ davitrac bracket
on the mast of the davitrac
1. The scafor™ davitrac bracket is placed outside
the mast on the two anchor holes at the top of the
davitrac mast (fig. 5).