Bil-Jax Building Set ll 204 82 Manual De Usuario

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WALL TIE AND HORIZONTAL BRACING DIAGRAM
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•  Heights greater than 125' must
be certified by a registered 
Professional Engineer.
•  Platforms rated capacity =
2,000 lbs. / tower. (Capacity
includes men, tools and ma-
terials.) (An allowance of 4.2
lbs. / foot has been made for
boards.)
•  Structural capacity based on a
4 to 1 safety factor.
•  Cable capacity based on a 6 to
1 safety factor.
TYPICAL LOADING
SCHEME
CAPACITIES:
•  Maximum free standing height equals 3
times the smallest base dimension.
•  When height exceeds 3 times the small-
est base dimension, scaffold must be
restrained from tipping by factory approved
methods (see above diagram).
•  Horizontal bracing is required in open bay
every 21' of height (see above diagram).
•  For heights that require more than 9 towers
(63'), consult factory for additional diagonal
and horizontal bracing instruction.
•  Before raising the platform, ensure towers
are plumb.
•  Before raising, ensure the following:
 1.  The cable is free of any defects such
as kinks, broken strands, flat spots, or any 
other defect that could reduce strength.
2. Winch is securely attached to carriage with four connecting bolts.
3. The safety dog is present and operable.
4. The pinning device is present and operable.
5. Tender platform is pinned to carriage at each tower; retainer bolt is present on mason
platform.
•  Install all guard rails, end guards, and toeboards prior to use.
•  When "jumping" cable, the only approved method of blocking the load is with pinning device
located on carriage.
•  After the cable has been placed in service and is under tension, the nuts on the 3 wire rope
clips attached to the cathead unit should be tightened to compensate for any decrease in
rope diameter caused by loading. This should be done before each use and after the initial
load has been applied.