What Is MARSHINE MAR-CD70 Hydraulic Cable Drum Trailer?
The MARSHINE MAR-CD70 Hydraulic Lifting Single Axle Hydraulic Cable Drum Trailer is rugged and well-suited for carrying, lifting and controlled reeling of large cable drums. With a robust hydraulic lifting mechanism, this trailer allows for safer and less labor-intensive loading and unloading activities. It finds good applications in power transmission, utility construction and other large projects where high-capacity cable is managed.
So How To Use It Properly?
Preparation
Safe, dependable operation can be obtained with good-maintenance:
Inspect the trailer
Look over frame, axle, tires and hitch for signs of damage or wear.
Check hydraulic system
Check that hydraulic cylinders, hoses and pump are operating correctly without any leaks.
Test the brakes
Make sure the drum brake works smoothly.
Confirm the load
Make sure the cable drum weight is within the rated capacity of the trailer.
Make the site ready
Set up on level, stable ground for loading and for working.
Loading the Cable Drum
Position the Trailer
Position the trailer on a firm and level surface.
Apply the wheel chocks to keep the trailer immobilized.
Set up the hydraulics
Turn on the hydraulic pump (manual or motorized at your discretion).
Lift the arms or the supports to the desired height.
Insert the Drum Shaft in the Pipe under the Shafting Unit
Place the cable drum between the arms.
Put the steel shaft in the center of the drum.
Lift the Drum
Use the pump to slowly raise the drum.
Make sure that the drum of your MARSHINE MAR-CD70 Hydraulic Lifting Single Axle Hydraulic Cable Drum Trailer is balanced and centered when lifting.
Lock the Drum in Place
Secure the drum using brackets, pins, or clamps.
Confirm the drum is able to spin without any hindrances.
Transporting the Trailer
Connect to towing vehicle
Secure the hitch and safety chains.
Check lighting system
Brake lights and turn signals are working.
Drive slowly
Keep speed under control, particularly over rough ground.
No hard braking or sharp cornering
To avoid the load shifting or the rig becoming unsteady.
Cable Pay-Out
Once at the site of work:
Level The Trailer.
Park on a level surface and engage the parking brake and place wheel chocks.
Line Up With The Cable Route
Place the trailer so that the cable goes straight into the route of installation.
Replace The Brake System
Apply the brake to the drum and set the rate of drum rotation.
Start Cable Pulling
Pull the cable by using a winch or by hand.
Keep a Good Control Of The Tension.
Maintain a consistent, controlled cable payout with no jerks or excessive unwinding of the cable.
Observe Drum Rotation
Observe for irregular unwinding, twisting or excessive speed.
