Model D4070/D4077 Electric Hoist
Mounting
The Model D4070/D4077 electric hoist comes
There are many mounting options for your hoist. It may be mounted on a metal tubing or on a rotating pillar (Figure 3). Above all, choose a mounting option that is safe and will withstand the maximum rated load of the hoist.
Figure 4. Securing mounting bracket
(pole not shown for clarity).
3.Firmly tighten the hex bolts, and check to make sure the hoist does not swing or move after mounting.
Lifting Equipment
When attaching lifting equipment to the electric hoist:
Figure 3. Hoist mounted on rotating
pillar.
Also, make sure that the selected location is in a well lighted environment, the control switch will be within reach, and that the hoist will not be exposed to rain or moisture.
To mount your electric hoist:
1. Place the two mounting brackets over |
a suitable fixture that will withstand |
the maximum load capacities and any |
possible overloading that may occur. |
2. Have an assistant hold the hoist |
in place, and thread the hex |
bolts, external tooth washers, and |
flat washers through each of the |
mounting brackets and into the top of |
the electric hoist (see Figure 4). |
Note: We strongly recommend using |
medium strength thread locking |
compound on the hex bolts when |
•DO NOT attach multiple chains or harnesses directly to the hook. Only one point of contact should be used on the hook and shackle to lessen the chance of the load falling and to allow proper load alignment. Use a multiple chain sling similar to the one shown in Figure 5.
One
Contact
Point
Multiple
Chain
Sling 
Figure 5. Proper method of mounting
multiple chains.
• DO NOT attach oversized items or harnesses directly to the hoist. Oversized lifting equipment creates multiple points of contact and will not fit properly on the hoist hook, resulting in uneven and dangerous
securing the hoist. |
lifting loads.
