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Lowering Anchor by Paying Out Wire Rope |
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 TM 55-1915-200-10
(2) Depress reset button (1, FIGURE 2-161,
b. Engage hydraulic brakes (11, FIGURE 2-161,
Sheet 1 of 4) on motor controller.
Sheet 2 of 4).
(3) Depress START button (3, Sheet 1 of 4)
c. Engage and lock main spool clutch (Sheet 3 of
on motor controller.
4).
WARNING
d. Disengage main spool dog (14, Sheet 2 of 4).
High pressure hydraulic systems can
CAUTION
cause serious injury if equipment
Never release brakes completely.
fails. Do not operate if hydraulic
Maintain "drag" on brakes to prevent
pressure exceeds 3000 psi.
runaway of spool which could
NOTE
damage winch.
Hydraulic pump can also be started
e. Release brakes (11, Sheet 2 of 4).
or stopped at remote controls (8 and
f. Haul in wire rope by jogging control valve (13,
9, Sheet 2 of 4) on winch.
Sheet 2 of 4) UP.
h. Check hydraulic pressure gauge (6, Sheet 1 of
g. Reset brakes (11, Sheet 2 of 4).
4). If pressure exceeds 3000 psi:
h. Detach anchor holdback wire rope (24, Sheet 4
(1) Depress STOP button (4, Sheet 1 of 4) on
of 4).
motor controller.
i. Release brakes (11, Sheet 2 of 4).
(2) Report high pressure reading to
j. Pay out anchor and wire rope to desired length
supervisor and maintenance.
by holding control valve handle (13, Sheet 2 of 4)
2-5.18.1.2. Lowering Anchor by Paying Out Wire Rope
.
DOWN.
a. Conduct pre-operation check of controls
k. Stop payout by bringing control valve handle
prescribed in paragraph 2-5.18.1.1.
(13, Sheet 2 of 4) to NEUTRAL.
WARNING
CAUTION
Before
operating
winch,
clear
Never engage dog while spool is
personnel and foreign objects from
moving. Engaging dog with spool
spools, wire rope, clutches and
moving will destroy winch.
related components. Moving winch
l. Engage main spool dog (14, Sheet 2 of 4).
parts can cause serious injury or
m. Engage brakes (11, Sheet 2 of 4).
death.
n. Conduct post-operation check of controls as
prescribed in paragraph 2-5.18.1.5.
2-464
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