Malta Dynamics X Series User manual

INSTRUCTION
MANUAL

XSERIES Instruction Manual
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THE MALTA DYNAMICS MOBILE GRABBER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
These instructions apply to the following model(s): X1240, X1250 & X1260
Manual Revision Date: 16 August 2021
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X1240
Tow Weight:
6100 lbs. (approx.)
Tow Length: 15’-6”
Tow Width: 6’-0”
Tow Height: 8’-5”
Receiver: 2-5/16”
Plug: 7 Blade RV
Brakes: Electric
8'-5"
6'-0"
11'-4" 34'-0"
30'-2"
15'-6"
8'-5"
30'-2"
15'-6"
6'-0"
11'-4"
Tow Weight:
5900 lbs. (approx.)
Tow Length: 15’-6”
Tow Width: 6’-0”
Tow Height: 8’-5”
Receiver: 2-5/16”
Plug: 7 Blade RV
Brakes: Electric
Meets ANSI Z359.6 Standard and OSHA Compliant

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X1250
Tow Weight:
6100 lbs. (approx.)
Tow Length: 15’-6”
Tow Width: 6’-0”
Tow Height: 8’-5”
Receiver: 2-5/16”
Plug: 7 Blade RV
Brakes: Electric
8'-5"
6'-0"
11'-4" 34'-0"
30'-2"
15'-6"
8'-5"
30'-2"
15'-6"
6'-0"
11'-4"
Tow Weight:
5900 lbs. (approx.)
Tow Length: 15’-6”
Tow Width: 6’-0”
Tow Height: 8’-5”
Receiver: 2-5/16”
Plug: 7 Blade RV
Brakes: Electric
X1260
Tow Weight:
6100 lbs. (approx.)
Tow Length: 15’-6”
Tow Width: 6’-0”
Tow Height: 8’-5”
Receiver: 2-5/16”
Plug: 7 Blade RV
Brakes: Electric
8'-5"
6'-0"
11'-4" 34'-0"
30'-2"
15'-6"
8'-5"
30'-2"
15'-6"
6'-0"
11'-4"
Tow Weight:
5900 lbs. (approx.)
Tow Length: 15’-6”
Tow Width: 6’-0”
Tow Height: 8’-5”
Receiver: 2-5/16”
Plug: 7 Blade RV
Brakes: Electric
Meets ANSI Z359.6 & EN 795 Standard and OSHA Compliant
OSHA Compliant

XSERIES Instruction Manual
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
General ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Training ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
TrainingTopics-----------------------------------------------------------------------------5-6
Under Penalty of Law ---------------------------------------------------------------------6
Warnings & Limitations ---------------------------------------------------------------7-9
Towing and Moving ------------------------------------------------------------------------9
Lifting the Unit ------------------------------------------------------------------------10-12
Initial Setup & Operation -----------------------------------------------------------12-14
Wireless XSERIES Remote -------------------------------------------------------------14
Maintenance Schedule -----------------------------------------------------------------15
Fluids Used Within the System---------------------------------------------------------16
Deep Cycle Battery Maintenance -----------------------------------------------16-17
Mast Syncing -------------------------------------------------------------------------17-18
Burnishing Breaks --------------------------------------------------------------------18-19
Safety Instructions ----------------------------------------------------------------------19
Inspection -----------------------------------------------------------------------------20-21
Initial Quality Inspection ---------------------------------------------------------------21
Limited Warranty ------------------------------------------------------------------------22
Warranty Registration Card -----------------------------------------------------------23

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GENERAL
Malta Dynamics fall protection systems are designed for use where fall hazards
exist.
This equipment is to be used with an ANSI rated self-retracting device (SRD) with
an average arresting force of 900lbs or less. This fall arrest system meets the
needs of a construction and industrial worker’s safety requirements.
The Malta Dynamics Mobile Grabber is comprised primarily of A36 steel but also
includes but not limited to rubber, plastics, copper, concrete, hydraulic fluid, and
battery components.
TRAINING
All training shall be conducted by trainers deemed competent. A “competent
person is dene by OSHA as one who is capable of identifying existing and
predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are
unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees, and who has
authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them.
Manufacturer’s based training is essential to help understand the capabilities
and limitations of their personal protective equipment. Training also helps
promote condence and should be conducted as an initial introduction as well as
periodically for review and additional practice.
Please note, it is the expectation of the manufacturer that users are all deemed
competent for working at heights and conned space under the relevant industry
codes.
TRAINING TOPICS
Following is a suggested list of training objectives. Training should be site and
project specic and may need to cover more topics than those listed.
1. Recognizing fall hazards, and eliminating hazards where possible.
2. Knowing the four parts of a fall arrest system:
Anchorage, Body Support, Connectors and Devices.
•Select the proper PPE for the job.
•Consider environmental and other work place factors.
•Determine and reduce free fall distance, always work in limited free-fall.
•Wear a properly tted harness.