S
2: C
TEP
ONNECT
Attach the snap hook that is connected to the end of the rope to the D-ring of the
Cross Arm Strap or the D-Bolt anchorage connector. This end of the system is the
dead-end of the Synthetic Rope Horizontal Lifeline system.
S
3: C
TEP
ONNECT
Connect the swivel snap hook attached to the shock pack to the remaining
anchorage connector (D-ring of the cross arm strap or the D-Bolt). This end of
the system is the live end of the Synthetic Rope Horizontal Lifeline system. Pull
the end of the rope through the Rope Tensioner by hand until the slack has been
removed from the system. Rotate the shock pack so the rope has as little twist as
possible.
S
4
: T
TEP
A
ENSION
Use the Tension-Indicating Ratchet to tension the system. When the handle of
the ratchet bends backward, fi nish the next click to apply the correct tension, then
close the ratchet to engage the safety lock.
S
4
: T
TEP
B
ENSION
For systems that do not include a Tension-Indicating Ratchet, use a torque
wrench with 13⁄16 inch socket to apply 60 lbf-ft (8.3 kgf-m) of torque to the lug.
Push pawl lever toward the body of the tensioner to prevent accidental tension
release.
S
5: T
K
TEP
IE
NOT IN
Using the excess rope, tie an overhand knot close to the rope tensioner, as
indicated by the label.
WARNING!
Over- or under-tensioning may cause excessive wear
or damage to system components and/or increased fall
clearance requirements.
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