Sealey DRP15 - Manual (Page 2)

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4.1 Attaching the legs
4.1.1 the best way to attach the legs is to turn the the platform upside down and slot
in the legs. make sure that the legs are fitted the correct way around. study fig.1
to see that the offset leg’s are to face downwards towards the bottom of the ramp.
4.1.2 when the legs are in place attach the support bar (item 3) shown in fig.1 and
fig.2. (only when using the large barrel bund legs - item 6).
4.1.3 next place the ramp support bracket (item 1) around the outside of the legs so
that the bracket is facing outwards and not towards the bottom of the ramp, as
shown in fig.2 and fig.3.
4.1.4 secure the ramp support bracket with the large bolts. this will also secure the
legs and provide height adjustment see fig. 4.
4.2 using the ramp
4.2.1 Place the ramp up against the barrel bund or curb. barrel bunds will have a gap
around the perimeter which the lip of the ramp can be placed into, this will make
it more secure. adjust ramp height, as necessary.
4.2.2 do not attempt to take anything up the ramp you are not capable of moving as
this may result in injury. when wheeling a sack truck up the ramp go up
backwards pulling it, this will give you more grip and if the load was to spill or fall
you are not in its path.
4. AssemblY And operAtion
fig.2
fig.4 fig.3
fig.1
NOTE! The assembly and use of this ramp will require assistance, this is a heavy product and when moving assistance is needed or
injury may result.
DrP15.V2 Issue no: 1 - 20/06/08