What Is MARSHINE MARCD-15 Netting Cable Drum Trailer?
The MARSHINE MARCD-15 Netting Style Single Axle Cable Drum Trailer is a space-saving and cost-effective option for the movement and transport of cable drums in light to medium-duty jobs. With its netting design, the frame is lightweight, but with the strength of a solid frame, it is easy to maneuver and still holds well while in use. This trailer features in many applications in power distribution, telecom and construction sites where they find their greatest flexibility and efficiency.
How To Use It Correctly?
Preparation
Before using the trailer, complete the following checks:
Examine the trailer frame for: cracks, loose joints or bending.
Tire & Axle
Check tire pressure, make sure axle rotates freely.
Check the raising mechanism
Ensure that the jacks or raising parts operate.
Do the drum brake work properly
Check braking system: test if the drum brake can be engaged and released.
Check the rating
Ensure that the cable drum is not overloaded.
Prepare the work area
For loading and operation, choose a firm, level workspace.
Loading the Drum
Position the Trailer
When you park your MARSHINE MARCD-15 Netting Style Single Axle Cable Drum Trailer on a level surface, chock the wheels.
Allow for adequate space to handle the cable drum safely.
Lift the Drum
Raise the support arms with the jack.
Line up the cable drum on the trailer shaft.
Install the Drum
Pass the shaft through the center hole of the drum.
Slowly lower the drum on to the supports brackets.
The drum is locked in place with pins or clamps.
Check Rotation
Turn the drum by hand to make sure it moves easily and freely.
Transportation
Connect to towing vehicle
Secure the hitch and safety chains.
Test for stability
Make sure the drum is anchored before you move it.
Drive carefully
Go at a slow pace and keep off the rough ground.
Don't brake hard or take sharp corners or the load may shift.
Cable Pay-Out
Once on the job:
Secure the trailer
Park on level ground, and place wheel chocks.
Line up with cable route
Place the trailer so the cable comes straight down the path of install.
Brake adjustment
Apply brake to slow down drum rotation.
Start to pull the cable
Pull the cable by hand or by winch.
Observe drum travel movement
Observe for uneven unwinding, tangling.
