Spirals shorter than 16 feet
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1. Unloading Spiral
Only use the two reinforced fork pockets provided in the bottom end of the center tube when unloading and transporting the spiral. |
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2. Transporting Spiral
Lift the pocket end of the spiral and move carefully while the transport frame (with casters) is supporting the opposite end. |
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3. Standing Up Spiral
The top end of the center tube is used for rigging when standing up the spiral. Use only properly rated wire rope or chain slings. Use a forklift or boom truck.
Use a second forklift to assist and to make sure the spiral clears the floor when lifting. Use only properly rated poly slings or straps.
Caution: Check to make sure all slings and straps are properly secured before lifting. |
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4. Install Legs
Remove transport legs and install the spiral support legs while the spiral is hanging. Remove transport frame when spiral is standing. |
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Spirals taller than 16 feet
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1. Unloading Spiral
Only use the two reinforced fork pockets provided in the bottom end of the center tube when unloading and transporting the spiral. |
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2. Transporting Spiral
Lift the pocket end of the spiral and move carefully. A second forklift is required to maneuver and turn the spiral in tight areas. |
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3. Standing Up Spiral
The top end of the center tube is used for rigging when standing up the spiral. Use only properly rated wire rope or chain slings. Use a boom truck or crane. A crane is necessary for spirals above 24 feet
Use a second forklift to assist and to make sure the spiral clears the floor when lifting. Use only properly rated poly slings or straps.
Caution: Check to make sure all slings and straps are properly secured before lifting. |
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4. Install Legs
Remove transport legs and install the spiral support legs while the spiral is hanging. Remove transport frame when spiral is standing. |
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