What Is MARSHINE Cable Drum Trailer Single Axle?
The MARSHINE MARCD-60 Hydraulic Lifting Style Cable Drum Trailer Single Axle is a powerful option for medium to heavy cable drum up, down, transport and dispensing. With the hydraulic lift system, this trailer can minimizes labor work, makes safety work, and allows for very accurate work handling of large cable reels. It is widely used in power distribution, telecommunication infrastructure, construction projects and anywhere cables needs to be efficiently thrown out.
So How To Use It Correctly?
Preparation
Well preparation is required for safe operation:
Inspect the Trailer
Examine the frame, axle, tires and hitch for any damage or wear.
Examine the Hydraulic System
Check that the cylinders, hoses and pump are operating correctly and that there are no leaks.
Test Braking System
Make sure that the operation of the drum brake is normal.
Check The Load Capacity
Make sure the weight of the cable drum is within the rated one.
Get The Work Site Ready
Select a level, firm place to load and to work.
Load The Drum
Position the Trailer
When parking be sure the trailer is on firm, level ground.
Apply the brakes and use wheel chocks.
Activate Hydraulic Lifting
Start the hydraulic system of your MARSHINE MARCD-60 Hydraulic Lifting Style Cable Drum Trailer Single Axle.
Lift the carriage arms to the working height.
Insert the Drum Shaft
Place the cable drum between the lifting arms.
Pass the steel shaft through the center hole of the drum.
Lift the Drum
Use the hydraulics to raise the drum evenly and slowly.
Prevent tipping or rolling by making sure the moving part is balanced while lifting.
Secure the Drum
Retain the drum with brackets or locking pins.
Make sure the drum is rotating freely.
Transport
Connect to the tow vehicle
Attach the hitch and safety chains.
Test the lighting system
Make sure all signals working.
Drive gently
Keep your speed down and stay off the rough stuff.
And please always remember don’t brake suddenly or make sharp turns.
Cable Laying
Upon arrival at the installation site:
Steady The Trailer
Park on level ground and chock or stabilize wheels.
Match The Cable Path Route
Make sure the cable is running straight ahead on the installation path.
Modify Brake System
Set the speed at which the brake should control the rotation of the drum.
Begin Cable Pulling
Pull the cable using a winch or by hand.
Stay Under Tension Control
Have an even, consistent cable release without jerks.
Observe Drum Rotation
Observe for any uneven unwinding or tangling, and correct if necessary.
