WOODY'S WINCH WW-700-34 User manual

Part Number WW-700-34
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Read this manual carefully, instructions are given for the correct use of this device
WOODY’S WINCH WW-700-34

Part Number WW-700-34
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WARNING
Activities using this type of equipment are inherently dangerous. It is not possible to cover every eventuality
relating to the use of this equipment. Purchasers and users of Woody’s Winch devices should seek
professional training from a fully qualied and competent instructor prior to engaging in any activity.
If you are not able, or not in a position to assume this responsibility, do not use this product.
The manufacturer its distributors and retailers do not accept any liability if users do not follow the instructions
correctly. Only the techniques shown in the diagrams are authorised. Any other use deviating from those
shown may result in serious injury or death.
Prior to each use a complete risk assessment must be carried out to ascertain that the device chosen
congures with and is appropriate to the work being undertaken. The Woody’s Winch device chosen must
also be compatible with all the other components within the rigging system.
Users must always ensure that all components of the work system are suitable for the foreseeable loadings
that may be applied during use. Poor technique and shock loading may cause catastrophic failure of this
equipment and should be avoided.
Where a failure of the product may occur a suitable backup system must be installed and used. All
components of the system used with the device must be inspected before and after each lowering/lifting
operation.
Retire the Woody’s Winch device from use if there are any tactile or visual signs of wear or damage. The
retention devices must also be inspected & checked for both tension and wear after each lowering or lifting
operation to ensure they are securely attached to the Woody’s Winch device and the mounting point.
The Woody’s Winch lowering bollard should only ever be used with the correct diameter of rope, You must
never exceed the recommended maximum diameters. Each device has a Working Load Limit (WLL) – This is
the maximum load allowed to be applied to the device either for lifting or lowering above which catastrophic
failure will occur. These values are based on a vertical load being applied and used as specied within these
instructions.
Although these devices have been issued with a Working Load Limit (WLL) it is your responsibility to ensure
that all the components used in conjunction with the device are matched equally with their Working Load
Limit (WLL) or Safety Factor (SF) or Safe Working Load (SWL). If you are unsure on a products individual
specications you should contact the manufacturer. You should never exceed the lowest rated section or
component within a rigging system. When calculating any rigging system the strength of the anchor and
attachment points must also be taken into account.
• The Woody’s Winch devices must never be used for lifting or lowering people. They are not intended
or rated for use as Personal Protective Equipment. (PPE)
• Always keep body parts, loose clothing, and debris away from the device when in use.
• Always use appropriate hand protection when operating the device.
• When holding the working line NEVER wrap the line around your hands or other body parts. Always
ensure it can run freely in case you need to release the line in an emergency.
• Do not stand or allow others to stand directly under the load being lowered or under the work being
performed above. Ensure users and other persons are working and operating the device from a safe
distance.
• Any potential shock loading must always be kept to an absolute minimum when using the Woody’s
Winch device as with all rigging equipment.
• All connecting devices or components must be retired from use if they are subjected to impact
loading.
• To avoid damage to the device you must minimise all if any free fall distance.
• Always maintain control of any lowered load.

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Device Identication and Markings
Each Woody’s Winch Device is tted with one Device identication plates as shown below
1. Manufacturers Name
2. Device Product Number
3. Weight of Lowering Device with Winch
4. Complete Weight of Device with Accessories
5. Maximum Working Load using ratchet strap only
6. Maximum Working Load with ratchet strap and dead eye sling
7. Line Size Minimum and Maximum Diameter
8. Lowering Device Serial Number
9. Manufacturers Name
10. Trademark
11. Winch Product Number
12. Winch Weight
13. Maximum Working Load Winching and Non Dynamic Lowering
14. Line Size Minimum and Maximum Diameter
15. Winch Serial Number
LOWERING DEVICE WINCH
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RONSTAN
ANDERSEN
34ST FS
4.1 (kg)
M.W.L - 700 (kg)
Line Size - 8-14 (mm)
WOODY’S WINCH PTY LTD
WW-700-34
16 (kg)
20 (kg)
M.W.L - 250 (kg)
M.W.L - 700 (kg)
Line Size - 12-19 (mm)
www.woodyswinch.com.au
[email protected]
MADE IN AUSTRALIA

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Device Part Minimum Rope
Diameter
Maximum Rope
Diameter
Maximum Working Load
M.W.L
Lowering Device 8mm 19mm 700kg Dynamic Lowering
10:1 SF
Winch 8mm 14mm 700kg Lifting/Lowering
Maximum Working Loads
Woody’s Winch Lowering devices should only ever be used with the correct diameter rope. Never exceed the
minimum or maximum diameter. Each device and component of the device has a M.W.L Maximum Working
Load- This is the maximum load allowed to be applied to the device for either lifting or lowering. These values
are based on a vertical load being applied and used as specied in these instructions. Be aware that certain
components are rated for static loads only.
• You must ascertain that the device chosen is appropriate for the work being undertaken
• The Maximum Working Load M.W.L is based on using a suciently rated Dead-Eye Sling or Whoopie
Sling attached to the bottom backup Sling attachment point in conjunction with the ratchet strap that
comes with device. We provide 1X Teufelberger Sirius 18mm Soft Eye Sling and 1 X 5 ton ratchet strap
Product Life
Check every component of the device before each use. If any of the components of the device show tactile
or visual signs of wear, chemical contact, abrasion or crushing that component should be replaced or retired
from use immediately. By misuse it is possible to destroy this device and or its components during
its rst use.
Individual components of the device must be checked for condition and maintained as per the manufacturers
guidelines. Below is a guidance for maintenance and checking intervals for the device and its components.

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Device Part Daily Use Every Month of Use Every Year of Use
Lowering Device,
Straps & Soft Eye
Sling
Check for Tactile or visual
signs of wear, chemical
contact, corrosion, abra-
sion, cracking or crushing.
Replace if any defects found
Check for Tactile or visual
signs of wear, chemical
contact, abrasion, cracking
or crushing. Replace if any
defects found
Replace Straps & Soft
Eye Sling
Winch
Check mounting bolts
secure, check winch is
clean and has free move-
ment. Check for Tactile
or visual signs of wear.
Remove any sawdust build
up between winch and
bollard housing
Open Housing and check for
any sawdust buildup clean if
necessary. Check for Tactile
or visual signs of wear.
Open Housing and check
for any sawdust buildup
clean if necessary. Lightly
clean and grease all
serviceable parts as per
manufacturer
recommendations.
Remove and check
winch mounting bolts for
corrosion if present replace
and torque to correct
specication
Usage and Service Time Frames
The total maximum life of this device is limited to 10 years, the working life of the device depends on the
frequency and type of use. Heavy daily use will require shorter maintenance intervals and more frequent
checks as well as shorten the overall working life of the device.
Make sure the device is kept dry and free of condensation, the devices are painted with a heavy duty industrial
paint. Normal use of the device will wear this paint o especially on the lowering device bollard and fairleads.
This wear is normal but does expose the hi tensile steel to possible corrosion. If using the device in the rain
or in high humidity climates, ensure that the device is throughly dried after use. If not using the device for
prolonged periods, you can spray the devices exposed metal surfaces with a surface spray such as WD-40.
When the device is to be put back into service it is important to ensure that the working surfaces are clean
of any residue.