TRI-ARC GRCAL0509 User manual

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OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
(Read the entire sheet carefully and retain for future reference)
LADDER INSPECTION
Upon receipt, inspect each unit immediately for damage incurred during shipping. •
If damage has occurred, sign for ladder as DAMAGED, contact the freight carrier
and the manufacturer immediately. DO NOT USE LADDER.
Inspect all ladders prior to each use, any ladders damaged or weakened from any •
cause SHALL NOT BE USED until repaired or replaced. Ladders damaged or worn
beyond repair shall be destroyed. NEVER climb a damaged ladder.
If assembly is required ensure all bracing is properly fitted. •
Ensure that all rubber tips are installed on all legs. Replace all tips that are worn. •
Check brake mechanism. All legs must rest firmly on the floor before climbing. •
Ensure all fasteners are properly tightened. •
Missing or worn labels must be replaced, please contact the manufacturer. •
LADDER USE
All employees shall be instructed by employer in the proper use of the unit, and •
shall read the operating instructions before being allowed to use any unit.
Employees must read and obey all instruction labels attached to the unit. •
Units must not be loaded beyond the weight marked on the label. •
The user shall face the ladder and use the handrail when ascending or descending. •
Overreaching while on a unit could cause instability and result in a fall.
Additional height shall not be gained by the addition of any type of extension or •
object being placed on the unit.
Do not stand on railing or top guardrail. The user shall not ascend farther than the •
top step.
Foreign material such as grease shall be removed from shoes prior to ascent of a •
unit.
Access to or egress from any step or platform from any other elevated surface shall •
be prohibited unless the unit has been positively secured against any movement.
DO NOT USE ladder when occupied. •
DO NOT USE near open electrical circuits, contact with an energized circuit or •
conductor will cause an electrical shock.
DO NOT USE in front of a door unless the door is secured in an open position, •
locked or guarded.
DO NOT USE on an uneven or sloping surface, units are to be used on a flat level •
surface.
DO NOT USE if you tire easily, are subject to fainting spells, use medicine, alcohol, •
or are physically handicapped.
02/2018_HS8-15
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Mobile Ladder Stand Assembly Instructions
for 6-12 step Heavy-Duty Safety Angle (HS) models
* TOOLS REQUIRED - UTILITY KNIFE, 1/2” SOCKET WRENCH, & OPEN END WRENCH

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If you purchased a specialty option, be sure to read ALL relevant instruction packets 1.
prior to any assembly.
Place the stringer on a firm working surface, laying on its side. The back and bottom 2.
assemblies ship fastened to the stringer but are folded flat.
Pivot the back and bottom assemblies until their connection holes align. Connect 3.
using 5/16" x 1-1/2" fasteners. For 6-7 step models, the back is not welded and
includes a back support tube that must also be bolted through the connection hole.
Install support tubes as shown below. Support tubes are connected to the support 4.
tube clamps using hand tightened 5/16" x 1" fasteners. Detailed figures below show
examples of how the support tubes attach to the clamps.
Support tubes 4a connect to the bottom and stringer.
Support tubes 4b (if provided) connect to the back and stringer.
Support tubes 4c (if provided) connect to the back
and bottom.
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Attach casters to the bottom assembly 5.
using 5/16" x 1" fasteners.
Attach the guardrail to the top of the 6.
stringer assembly using 5/16" x 1" fasteners.
Attach the handrails on the outside of the 7.
guardrail using 5/16" x 1-1/2" fasteners.
Attach the handrail posts to the stringer using 8.
handrail clamps and 5/16" x 1-3/4" fasteners as
shown at the left.
Prior to standing the ladder upright, be sure to 9.
tighten all fasteners completely, including any that
may have been only hand-tightened earlier.
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