Habegger HIT-TRAC 8B User manual

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Prüfzertifikat
Wir bestätigen, dass die genannte Maschine geprüft wurde und den Auftragsanforderungen, Spezifikationen, Zeichnungen
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Motorseilzugmaschine HIT-TRAC®8mit Benzinmotor
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spécifications, aux dessins ainsi qu'aux normes et prescriptions en vigueur à tout point de vue.
Machine motorisée de traction par câble HIT-TRAC®8avec moteur à essence
Test certificate
We hereby confirm that the machine described below was tested and satisfies the requirements posed in the order, specifi-
cations, drawings as well as the relevant valid standards and regulations in all respects.
Motor-driven rope pulling machine HIT-TRAC® 8 with petrol motor
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Contents
1General specifications ........................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.1 Drive mechanism.......................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.2 Housing cover ............................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.3 Rope.............................................................................................................................................................................. 6
1.4 Operation ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.5 Braking.......................................................................................................................................................................... 6
2Assembly and performance .................................................................................................................................................. 7
3Safety instructions................................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.1 Proper use .................................................................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 Safety instructions in this user guide............................................................................................................................ 8
3.3 General safety instructions........................................................................................................................................... 9
3.4 Approved users........................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.5 Warranty and Guarantee ........................................................................................................................................... 12
3.6 Actions in case of emergency ..................................................................................................................................... 12
4Technical specifications....................................................................................................................................................... 13
5Operation ............................................................................................................................................................................ 14
5.1 Preparation................................................................................................................................................................. 14
5.2 Insert rope .................................................................................................................................................................. 15
5.3 Pulling and hoisting .................................................................................................................................................... 16
5.4 Lowering ..................................................................................................................................................................... 17
6Faults ................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
7Maintenance ....................................................................................................................................................................... 19
8Replacement parts .............................................................................................................................................................. 19
9Disposal ............................................................................................................................................................................... 20
10 Accessories.......................................................................................................................................................................... 20
10.1 Supporting pipe .......................................................................................................................................................... 20

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Warranty and Guarantee
The Habegger company shall grant the user replacement or installation and removal of any parts which are rendered unusa-
ble due to material or manufacturing errors.
The warranty period (guarantee period) is 12 months.
Warranty and guarantee claims for personal injury or damage to property are not included if they can be traced back to one
or more of the following causes:
-improper use of the rope pulling machine;
-improper operation and maintenance of the rope pulling machine;
-Failure to comply with the information provided in the user guide regarding operation and maintenance of the rope
pulling machine;
-unauthorised structural changes to the rope pulling machine;
-inadequate monitoring of machine parts which are subject to wear and tear;
-improper repairs being carried out;
-Catastrophic events caused by external influences and force majeure;
-Utilisation of externally procured replacement parts if these have not been designed and constructed to be fit for
purpose and to meet the required degree of safety.
-It is in your interests to only use replacement parts from HABEGGER.
Preface
You have made a wise decision in opting for the HABEGGER motor-driven rope pulling machine HIT-TRAC 8. Using this new
type of rope pulling machine you can pull, hoist and lower loads. Servicing and maintenance are very simple and guarantee
hassle-free and reliable operation when handled correctly.
You may already know how your newly purchased rope pulling machine works.
We at HABEGGER still recommend, however that
you read the user guide carefully prior to starting up the machine for the first time! It contains all the essential information
you require about motor-driven rope pulling machines.
Important information in the user guide will help you to:
-Avoid hazards
-Reduce repair costs and downtime, and
-to increase the reliability and lifespan of your rope pulling machine.
Always keep a copy of this user guide at the motor-driven rope pulling machine’s location and ensure that it is read and im-
plemented by every person who works with the machine. It should be available to every user in order to avoid handling er-
rors.
Alongside the user guide and the mandatory regulations for accident prevention in the operator’s country and country of
operation, the recognised industry rules for safe and correct work must be observed.
We wish you every success and hope that you enjoy using your
HABEGGER product.

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EC declaration of conformity
We,
HABEGGER Maschinenfabrik AG Thun
Mittlere Strasse 66
CH-3600 Thun
hereby declare that the
HIT - TRAC 8B
conforms to the health and safety requirements of the EC Machinery Directives in its conception and design, as well as in the
version placed on the market by us.
In the event of improper use, as well as modifications or changes which are unauthorised by us, this statement loses its valid-
ity.
This declaration of conformity also loses its validity if the relevant user guide and maintenance manual are not followed or
are violated.
Applicable EC directives: EC Machinery Directives 2006/42/EG
Applied harmonised standards: EN ISO 12100: 2011-01
Location: Thun
Date: 27. September 2017
Technical manager CEO
Thomas Gerber Urs Schneider

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1General specifications
The motor-driven rope pulling machine HIT-TRAC 8 is designed for pulling, hoisting and lowering loads.
1.1 Drive mechanism
A special HABEGGER steel cable of desired length which is guided over the relevant guide elements by the driving wheel and
then ejected in an unloaded state is used as the drive mechanism.
1.2 Housing cover
The removable cover on the driving wheel prevents the entry of foreign objects and protects against accidents resulting from
improper access. There is also an anti-derailment device for the traction cable integrated into the housing cover.
-Always close and secure the housing cover over the driving system using screws before operation.
1.3 Rope
The machine is equipped for rope diameters of 8.2 mm in the factory.
This rope is suitable for all hoisting, pulling and lowering work.
-Only suitable, original HABEGGER ropes should be used.
1.4 Operation
The machine operates using a sliding clutch with a petrol motor. If the machine is overloaded, the coupling slips through and
the load cannot be hoisted or pulled.
1.5 Braking
The petrol motor does not allow braking. The load is stopped using a brake which is built into the machine which needs to be
released by hand for lowering.
-During operation, ensure that the machine is not standing directly in water (or snow).
Following contact with water, you should have your HIT-TRAC checked by Habegger so that the brakes can be dried and
greased. If the brakes are wet, the load can either not be lowered or can only be lowered jerkily. The driving plate’s cams will
probably break off (predetermined breaking point).

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2Assembly and performance
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
Towing hook
Cover latch
Chain brake
Brake release lever
Rope loosening crank
Thrust roller
Rope guide
Guiding pulley

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3Safety instructions
The HABEGGER motor-driven rope pulling machine HIT-TRAC 8 complies with current technical standards.
To protect against accidents it is equipped with effective safety devices as required by the recognised
safety standards, guidelines and laws.
But laws, regulations and safety devices do not provide any protection against carelessness and negli-
gence!
Use the motor-driven rope pulling machine only when it is in perfect condition and when taking the user
guide into consideration.
Before working with the motor-driven rope pulling machine you should carefully read and take note of
the following safety instructions.
It is all about your safety!
3.1 Proper use
The motor-driven rope pulling machine HIT-TRAC 8 is designed for pulling, hoisting and lowering loads.
The maximum tensile force is: 8 kN (800 kg)
-The HIT-TRAC is not to be used to transport people under any circumstances.
It is forbidden to carry people in a hanging HIT-TRAC structure.
-Please note the safety instructions on the machine and in this user guide in the interests of your health!
3.2 Safety instructions in this user guide
The following symbols and specifications are used for hazards, instructions and important information:
-Instructions are very important information which must be complied with in order to properly operate the
specified technology.
-Caution! Information regarding the machine,
machine parts and the environment.
-Danger! Information regarding danger to the heath and life of the operator and other persons in the mo-
tor-driven rope pulling machine’s operating area.

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3.3 General safety instructions
Location
-Always ensure that the device is in a fixed and secure location during operation.
-Always stand outside the danger zone of the load to be moved and never within range of the exiting rope.
-Use a supporting pipe for longer ropes (longer than approx. 20 m).
-You require enough space in which to move. You should therefore ensure that you have a large enough plat-
form.
-Do not use a ladder as a platform.
-If you do not have a suitable platform, deploy pulleys and choose a better location.
-When setting up the machine please ensure that no external hazards can exert influence on the rope pull-
ing machine, the traction rope, the load or the operating personnel during operation (e.g. falling objects,
passing vehicles, overhead power lines, etc.).
-Poisoning from exhaust gases: Never work in enclosed spaces
-Risk of ignition in close proximity to open fire or highly combustible objects (fuel, sparks)!
Anchorage
The anchorage point must be able to withstand the expected tensile force (possibly test beforehand).
The best anchorage points are:
-Fixed objects and structures
-Rings which have been cemented in place
-Eyelets or poles
Natural anchorage points:
-Strong/heavy boulders
-Trees
-Other suitable objects
Technical anchorage points:
-Habegger field anchor with piles
-Rock bolt, concrete anchor
-Round timber anchor in the ground
-These anchors are highly dependent on soil conditions.
Secure the machine to the anchoring bolts with sufficiently strong straps or loops.
-The machine must be able to freely position itself in the rope’s pulling direction. Danger of housing break-
ing!
Do not use any damaged ropes or connecting loops.
Rope couplings and safety devices should not be able to detach themselves in the event of a rope being loose.
-If the machine is being used in one location for an extended period of time, check the anchors regularly!

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Traction rope
The reliability of the driving system is dependent on the condition of the traction rope.
Rope construction and inherent stability (crush resistance, impact resistance) must be able to withstand the active loads.
-You should therefore only use ropes provided or approved by HABEGGER.
-The traction rope should not be lubricated.
We will accept no responsibility for any damages and liabilities resulting from the use of ropes which are unsuitable or have
not been approved by us.
The rope diameter must be in accordance with the information on the identification plate.
-Danger of injury! Always close and secure the housing cover over the driving system using screws before
operation.
-Wear gloves when handling wire ropes.
-Secure freely suspended loads against twisting so that the rope will not become twisted.
-Damage to the rope: squashed, untwisted, non-circular ropes, bent rope or ropes with kinks or broken
strands should not be used.
-Ropes with protruding strands: remove protruding strands.
-Damage to either end of the rope: If possible, shorten rope.
-Replace the rope when more than 10% of the rope is worn out at its thinnest point.
Rope connections, sleeves, compression heads, short splices, etc. should not be fed through the driving system.
When diverting the rope over sharp edges, obstacles, etc., protect the cable using appropriate floor rollers or wooden or
plastic supports.
The rope must be professionally laid, i.e. it must be from the winch so that there are no loops, kinks or twists.
The free end of the traction rope is coloured.
-Danger! Stop the machine as soon as the coloured end reaches the machine during lowering.
-Danger! To relieve the rocker, the unloaded end of the rope should not hang down more than 50 m.

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Load
The load is attached to the traction hook using the appropriate means of fastening. This prevents the load from slipping or
tipping during operation.
Appropriate means of fastening are, e.g., eyelets, loops, straps, harnesses.
The load’s inherent stability must be guaranteed in order to prevent any slipping or tipping during operation.
Be aware of obstacles which would cause the load to tip or jam.
Refrain from using unchecked loads (e.g. buckets, containers) during the operating stroke or in intermediate positions or
monitor them with a load-weighing device.
Please take possible stress peaks (in static states) from external influences into consideration during periods of resting during
operation and anchoring work.
Excessive blows to and stresses on the rope pulling machine (e.g. anchoring to machines which have been moved, wind, etc.)
should be prevented by use of a strain release wire.
-Danger! Do not store load, pulleys and ropes in the danger zone!
-Secure freely suspended loads against twisting!
Pulling, hoisting and lowering
The careful installation of the rope drive and the machine assembly is the best guarantee of smooth operation.
Place the rope on the rocker as shown on the information sheet (see chapter 5.2, observing the location of the rope with the
load hook)
Check the length of rope and the machine’s hoisting abilities by pulling!
Keep an eye on the load when it is moving!
When pulling diagonally upwards, the rope pulling machine can tip over. Shim with wood or avoid diagonal pull using a pul-
ley.
If anything is unclear, request supervision from an assistant, via radio communication if required.
-Close and secure the housing cover over the driving system using screws before operation. This way the
rope is protected against derailment and no foreign objects can enter.
The free end of the rope must also be able to exit the rope pulling machine unhindered.
-Never allow the hook to touch the housing.
When lowering, ensure that the rope is long enough. Stop at least 2 m before the end of the cable and shim or rehang the
load.
Petrol motor
See the safety instructions in the attached STIHL user guide.
-Danger! Wear ear defenders when working with the petrol motor!

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3.4 Approved users
The motor-driven rope pulling machine may only be operated by specialists and authorised persons. As the oper-
ator of the motor-driven rope pulling machine, ensure that the user guide manual is made available to the user
and ensure that they have read and understood this.
3.5 Warranty and Guarantee
Warranty and guarantee claims for personal injury or damage to property are not included if they can be traced back to non-
compliance with the following user guide:
3.6 Actions in case of emergency
Check before starting operation if and where you can get mobile phone reception or where there is an available telephone.
Check the availability of a first-aid kit.

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4Technical specifications
Hoisting/lowering tensile force
8 kN
Rope speed:
Approx. 10 m/min
Duty cycle Hoisting
Lowering
100%
Limited by brake temperature
Rope path: hoisting/lowering
Unlimited/unlimited
Width / length / height dimensions:
260 mm / 504 mm / 530 mm
Effective driving wheel diameter:
160 mm
Dead weight rope pulling machine
30 kg
Gear grease
Liquid grease Microlube GB 0
Traction rope:
Model
Diameter
Length
Breaking load
HABEGGER 4 x 25 FW+FC galvanised
8.2 mm
Optional
50 kN
Driving motor:
Model
Manufacturer
Output
Fuel
Fuel capacity
Petrol motor
2 stroke motor, STIHL MS 260 or STIHL MS261
A. Stihl, Waiblingen
2.6 kW
2 stroke petrol / oil mixture according to Stihl’s require-
ments
0.47 l
Mechanism group (DIN 15 020)
1 CmDIN 15 020
Operating time
Approx. 15 min
Sound power level LWA
max. 114 dB

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5Operation
5.1 Preparation
Tensile force
-Estimate using the load to be moved or calculate using a load-weighing device.
-Smaller or larger tensile forces will arise depending on whether the load is simply being pulled or whether it is
being hoisted.
-The tensile force may not be larger than the rope pulling machine’s nominal tensile force (employ rope tension
meter).
For larger forces:
-Reduce the tensile force using pulley blocks. Use the correct anchors and means of fastening (straps) for the
force.
Determine and prepare mounting options for the load:
Identify a location where the machine can be anchored and attach the rope pulling machine in the pulling direction using the
correct means of fastening.
-The rope pulling machine must be able to freely position itself in the rope’s pulling direction. Danger of
housing breaking!
Laying the rope.

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5.2 Insert rope
Insert the rope only once you have carried out all the preparatory works, i.e. you have anchored the rope pulling
machine and attached the load. This means that the rope can be pre-tensioned by hand and placed on the desired
point on the driving wheel without an idle stroke. The rope is placed in the driving wheel as shown in the follow-
ing diagram (also see chapter 2):
1.
Unlock cover and swivel open.
2.
Loop the rope with the load hook at the bottom
3.
Place loop in driving wheel keyways.
4.
Place empty rope at the top underneath the thrust roller (lift rocker).
5.
Place load-bearing rope in guiding pulley.
6.
Place load-bearing rope in rope guide
7.
Place empty rope in empty rope guide
8.
Gently tighten rope using motor.
9.
Double check rope placement is correct.
10.
Close and lock cover

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5.3 Pulling and hoisting
The STIHL petrol motor should be operated according to the STIHL operating instructions.
-Do not fill with chain lubricant
-Use the blend of fuel recommended in the STIHL operating instructions.
-Shake the fuel mixture thoroughly before refuelling. The fuel should not be older than 2 years old.
Check the fuel levels before commencing pulling tasks and refill if necessary. A full petrol tank provides approx. 15 min of
operating time (equivalent to approx. 150 m of rope).
Starting the motor:
1. Start the motor
2. Check that the chain brake is disengaged. (see arrow) To protect the coupling,
the chain brake should not be engaged for too long.
3. Set the driving wheel into motion using the throttle lever. Open the throttle
enough that the motor runs smoothly and the centrifugal clutch grips properly.
When hoisting, ensure that neither the housing nor the cable are being diverted or tilted by objects or obstacles. The freely
exiting cable may not be impeded.
-Keep an eye on the rope during movement.
-Danger of slipping with small loads!
-When hoisting to over 50 m, the empty cable should not be allowed to freely hang down.
Never allow the hook to touch the housing.
Stopping the driving wheel:
Release throttle lever. The driving wheel will immediately stop moving and the built-in backstop prevents the driving wheel
from turning backwards.
-Caution! If the brake release lever is not swivelled upwards, the load will fall at lowering speed after the
throttle lever is released.
Pivot throttle lever upwards immediately
In emergencies, e.g. in the case of jams:
Block the motor using the chain brake.

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Restart under load:
1. Release chain brake
2. Quickly pull the throttle lever so that the motor can reach the required speed and the centrifugal clutch can instant-
ly deliver the required torque.
-Caution! Allowing the coupling to slide through for too long leads to overheating and early wear and tear.
When working at high altitudes or in unfavourable climate conditions:
-Optimise carburettor settings or
-Reduce load accordingly.
If being used regularly in mountainous areas, a special carburettor can partially compensate for the reduction in power.
The motor settings must be implemented according to the STIHL operating instructions or following consultation with the
manufacturer.
5.4 Lowering
1. Power off motor.
2. To lower the load or relieve tension in the rope, release the brake by pulling the brake release lever on the back of
the machine. The chain brake needs to be released for this.
3. For large enough loads (larger than approx. 100 kg), the load will move of its own accord when the brake release
lever is pulled away from the housing. In this case, the centrifugal brake limits the load’s lowering speed. The load
stands still as soon as the brake lever is released.
4. If the brake release lever is pivoted right down, it locks and the brake stays open!
5. For smaller loads and to release tension in the rope, i.e. when the load does not move of its own accord when the
brake is released, the crank at the front of the housing must be switched to the other side, when the brake is re-
leased, and pressed against the housing until the claw coupling clicks into place, possibly after being rotated. By
turning the crank in an anticlockwise direction the load will be lowered or, respectively, the rope tension will be re-
lieved.
The rope speed is dependent on the speed of the hand crank.
6. After the rope tension has been relieved, pivot the brake release lever upwards again to engage the brake.
-After the rope tension has been relieved, pivot the brake release lever upwards or the next load will not
be held in place during hoisting!
-Danger of falling! Pay attention to end of rope! The unloaded rope should slide into the machine freely
and without kinks. Stop lowering at least 2 m before the end of the rope.
As energy produced during lowering is converted into heat, the distance the load can be lowered by is restricted to protect
the lowering brake against overheating. If the load is to be lowered over longer distances, the brake should be allowed to
cool and then lowered the rest of the distance.
Switch crank to other side after lowering and lock in place.

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6Faults
Faults
Possible causes
Actions
Motor cannot be
started
Too little petrol
Single lever operation on motor set to stop
Other causes
Refuel
Switch lever to start
See STIHL operating instructions.
Motor “dies” when
starting up
Altitude too great over approx. 2200 m
above sea level
Poor carburettor settings
Load is greater than permitted tensile force
Adjust carburettor
See STIHL operating instructions.
Reduce load or employ pulley block
The driving system
is not moving de-
spite the throttle
on the running
motor being open
Load is greater than permitted tensile force
Chain brake released (blocked)
Broken V-belt
Centrifugal clutch on motor worn out
Sliding clutch worn out
Sliding clutch misaligned
Reduce load or employ pulley block pulling system
Release chain brake
Replace V-belt
Replace centrifugal clutch
Readjust sliding clutch
Adjust sliding clutch
Rope is not moving
despite driving
wheel turning
Rope incorrectly inserted
Too small or too thin rope
inserted
Rope severely worn out
Driving wheel or rope too heavily greased
Groove in driving wheel heavily soiled
no load on rope
Insert rope according to diagram
Insert correct rope
Insert new rope
clean
clean
Load rope
The tension in the
rope cannot be
relieved
Brake not released
Brake wet
Chain brake engaged
Release brake by pivoting brake release lever back-
wards
Return to HABEGGER for repair
Release chain brake

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7Maintenance
The following checks and maintenance work should be carried out:
Task
At the start of
operation
As required
Comments
General visual checks:
- driving system
- housing
- Anchor bolts, anchoring straps
X
Screw check
X
After first use or
overhauls
Clean driving wheel
X
Petrol motor: Refuel
X
X
See STIHL operating instructions
Sprocket re-lubrication
X
Gear grease
Rope: Visual checks
- compression sleeve
- eye hooks with fastenings
X
Checking for deformities,
damage, tears
or broken wires
Rope: Cleaning
X
Rope: Diameter check
X
For worn out ropes,
when rope diameter < 7.4 mm,
change the rope!
The machine, the rope and the accessories must be checked at least every 2 years (see sticker
on machine) by a qualified professional. In this way all parts will be checked for deformities,
wear and tear, and cracks. The results of these checks should be entered into the test book.
The checks should be arranged by the operator.
Additionally, local regulations, as well as additional checks for severe operating conditions in
short operating distances, must be implemented by a qualified professional.
8Replacement parts
Replacement parts are provided on a separate list. This can be requested from HABEGGER.

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9Disposal
Please refer to country-specific regulations for disposal.
Empty all oil from your HIT-TRAC.
Dispose of even the smallest quantity of oil professionally, i.e. take it to the relevant location.
When dismantling the machine, separate the different types of material as much as possible in order to facilitate recycling:
Store and recycle metals and plastics separately.
Consider the fact that protecting the environment and recycling materials helps us all.
10 Accessories
10.1 Supporting pipe
Using the supporting pipe, the rope can be effortlessly wound onto and unwound
from the winch.
1. Remove crank handle
2. Slide winch onto hub and secure using star grip.
3. Place rope under rope guide.
4. Unwind rope.
5. To wind the rope, clamp the crank handle to the winch.
-For ropes longer than 50 m, we recommend using a winch drive in order to avoid faults or accidents
caused by the loose end of the rope lying around.
HABEGGER Maschinenfabrik AG
Mittlere Strasse 66
CH-3600 Thun, Switzerland
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
Email [email protected]
Website www.habegger-hit.ch