PS Magazine - FEBRUARY 1986
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 399
FEBRUARY 1986
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Overlapped winch cable is moRe than
an eyesoRe. It crushes ±tself, ±t kinks,
tangles and twists² This means sHeared
stRands, a broken cable and the end of
youR w±ncHing mission.
A level, even wRap on the dRum keeps
tHe cable and you Fom getting bent out
of shape³
´eRe aRe some tips that will smootH
youR wind:
The µRst to do-S¶ ·¸¶ W¹¶º
¶W»! All w±ncH work needs an
opeRatoR and a crewman³ One Person
c
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leveL win
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A±Ways WEar
±Ea²hEr G±OVEs WhE³ ha³d±I³G WIrE
rOpE´
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toÁ ¼Nd ÍeÒÄtÁ¼ÄÎeÁ ÄN ¼ ÓtÁ¼ÄgÃt ÔÄne³
ÕÄÓ¼ÔÄgnÒent ÄNcÁe¼ÍeÍ cüÅceÍ oÖ oVeÁÑ
νPs ÄN yoUR ×R¼ÀÀed c½BÎe³
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Øext you needǶ» MÙKE SÚ¸E
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¸EEÛEÜ!
THRe½d
tHe
cable
ÂHRÝUgh
tÃe
ÁolÔeRs
on
youÁ
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seÒÄtR¼ÄleR³ THey'lÎ act ÎÄÐe ¼n extÁ¼ P¼ÄÁ
oÖ Ã½ndÓ to Ðeep oUt
oVeÁμPs ¼nd
½ngÔes³
FÁB 86
¶WÞS¶! A level w±nd starts without a
ßoad on tHà caáÎà³ âay ou thà caálà
until the cable thatãs leä on the dRum
is ±n smooth, level rows. åntwist the
paid out cable and pull ±t as t±ght as
possible³ æeeping as much tension as
you can on the cable, Rew±nd the cable
on the drum a couple of tuçs³
The next actÇèÙéê »Ú¶ ¶ëê
fÂRÃÄÅ
ìollo× all saíàÂy însÂÁucï
SðÙCé!
ñonnect to a load heavy
ÆÇÈnÉ
în òó
9-Ê3ÊËÌÊÍË-ÎË.
òhà caÁà
enoUgH to Ðeep tension on the cable to
Nààôàõ
öoÁ a
saíà oPàÁaÂîon aÎso
take out slack³ ÷hen the cable is taut,
HelPÉ ÆÈ
gà a làVàl ×înDø
make suRe ±t is straight.
¾½ÐÄng Än c½Ble on ÂÃe Õ9
Ï Ð
to ÄNù
The way to goúûêEð
¾Ñ
ü·ð
sUÁe ¼N evený
leVeÎ wÄÅD can be ½
Sð»W! Take up at a slo×, steady pace³
sÒootH joBø þoÎlo× tHese tÄPs ½nd you
ÒÓÓ
ØeveR reel ±n tHe cable at a high speed³
soon üVe comÒ½nd oÖ ÂHose cÁanÐy
âÁà
ven
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ÆHe wÈÔÉÆÕKÖÖ× ÃØfÖÄY
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