Grizzly H6166 - Manual

Specifications
Size . ...............................................5 . 1 ⁄
4
" .L .x .3 . 1 ⁄
4
" .H
Maximum .Load .Capacity .....................10,000 .lbs.
Bolt .Size ............................................
7 ⁄
16
-14 .x .2 . 1 ⁄
2
"
Bolt .Grade ............................................... Grade .8
MODEL H6166
10,000 POUND
CHROME HOOK
INSTRUCTIONS
Figure 1. Model .H6166.
CopyriGHt .© .oCtoBer, .2008 .By .GrizzLy .induStriaL, .inC.
WaRNINg: NO PORTION OF THIS MaNUaL May bE REPRODUCED IN aNy SHaPE
OR FORM WITHOUT THE WRITTEN aPPROvaL OF gRIzzLy INDUSTRIaL, INC.
.#JB11228 . .printed .in .CHina
1. Refer to your vehicle's owner's manual
for safe mounting locations before drill-
ing and installing this hook.
2. DO NOT mount this hook on the flange
portion of a frame rail or bumper.
3. DO NOT use mounting bolts smaller or
of a lower grade than the 7 ⁄
16
" grade 8
bolts supplied with this hook.
4. Know your load and weight! NEvER
exceed the capacity of the hook or the
parts to which the hook is attached.
5. Do not modify the hook in any way.
NEvER remove the spring steel keeper.
Doing so may cause the load to discon-
nect from the hook, resulting in prop-
erty damage and personal injury.
6. aLWayS thoroughly inspect each com-
ponent of the towing/winching assem-
bly for damage or any unsafe condition
before attaching a load. If you are in
doubt about the safe operation of any
of these devices, DO NOT use them.
7. If you do not have experience towing/
winching loads with your vehicle, WE
STRONgLy RECOMMEND that you read
books or get professional help before
towing/winching any load. grizzly will
not be held liable for accidents caused
by lack of training or failure to follow
safe practices.
To use the hook:
1. . remove . the . hardware . from . the . hook . and .
place .the .hook .in .the .desired .location. .
—if . drilling . holes . is . necessary, . mark . the .
location .for .the .holes .through .the .mounting .
holes .in .the .hook.
2. . use .the .included .hardware .to .mount .the .hook .
in .the .desired .location.
Remember that the hook is only as strong
as the components to which it is attached. If
you are attaching the hook to a bumper with
a 5,000 lb. towing capacity, DO NOT attempt
to attach a 10,000 lb. load. Doing so will
exceed the capacity of the bumper and will
likely cause damage to the vehicle and may
result in personal injury.
Hook
Mounting .
Hardware
Spring .
Steel .
Keeper