Harmar Mobility MODRAMP Manuale utente

ELEVATION RAMP

INSTALLATION

MANUAL

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Compliancy Noce:

The dealer is responsible to verify and meet all applicable codes

pertaining to this ramp installaon. It is recommended that the

dealer be familiar with the U.S. 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible

Design.

Safety Noce:

Personal Protecve Equipment should be worn when handling or

installing modular ramping.Installers should wear long pants with

appropriate footwear that provides toe protecon.Gloves

should always be worn when handling the equipment.Eye and ear

protecon should be used whenever cung or drilling metal.

Warranty Noce:

Harmar ramps are designed for residenal use only.Each ramp

secon is rated to withstand 850 pounds. Installing this product

in a non-residenal applicaon voids all warranes and the

dealer is responsible for all damages/liabilies that may occur.

Complete warranty details provided on the following page.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Warranty Informaon

Harmar, warrants to the “original purchaser” a three-year limited warranty for any Elevaon Ramps

modular ramping and its components that are deemed “warranted” by the original manufacturer. If modular

ramp and its components are not deemed “warranted” the the original manufacturer then Hamrar will in turn

not warranty any cost for service, repair or replacement with said parts.

Harmar only warraes to the “original purchaser” for said Elevaon Ramps modular ramping and its components

supplied by Harmar. This warranty is non-transferrable and in no event will Harmar be responsible for any direct

or indirect damages to the modular ramp and its components. Harmar will not warrant damages to the Elevaon

Ramps modular ramping and its components due to the direct or indirect violaon of the 850 lb weight limit or

safety measurements stamped on said Elevaon Ramps modular ramping and its components.

Harmar does not warrant any damage or failure of the modular ramp and its components caused by misuse,

abuse, accidents, physical damage or modiﬁcaons or replairs made by anyone other than Harmar Authorized

Dealers or an Elevaon Ramps authorized representave.

Product Speciﬁcaons

Before You Start

Installaon Flowchart

Recommended Tools

Plaorm Assembly

Mounng The J-Hook

Ramp Run Assembly

10-11

Ramp Run Handrail Assembly

End Loop Handrail Assembly

Plaorm Handrail Assembly

14-15

Final Inspecon

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Product Speciﬁcaon Drawings

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Before You Start

1. Review all relevant documentaon.

a.Site photos

b. Field drawings

c.Assessment form

d. Harmar conﬁguraon drawing

e.Harmar components list

2.Verify all site work has been completed in advance.

3.Consider if paver stones or a landing pad will be needed.

4.Verify all parts/components are loaded.

5.Verify all tools are loaded.

6.Verify all post-installaon documents are ready.

7.Consider the “what ifs”… Bring extras when in doubt.

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Installaon Flowchart

Conﬁrm site

prep, tools,

and materials

Unload ramp

and lay on

ground near

install locaon

Assemble any

plaorms

Assemble any

ramp runs

Aach ramp

runs to

landings

Assemble

handrails

Install boom

landing pad if

necessary

Conﬁrm

everything is

ght and level

Train customer

and review

post-install job

documentaon

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Recommended Tools & Supplies

□Impact wrench + drill (baery powered)

□Socket adapter for impact wrench

□Drill bits (metal, masonry, wood)

□#2 Phillips bit with driver guide

□7/16”, 1/2”, 9/16” sockets w/ ratchet

□Tape measure

□6” & 48” bubble level

□Metal cung saw

□Metal ﬁle and deburring tool

□Hammer/Mallet

□36” bar clamp

□Alignment tool (or screw driver)

□Lawn tools: shovel, rake, etc.

□PPE Safety Equipment

Tip: Driver Guides make

drilling into pipe much

easier and safer!

Deburring Tool

Tip: Bar clamps can pull or push an object to

where you want it. Helpful with handrails!

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Plaorm Assembly

1.Before aaching leg brackets to plaorm, determine the orientaon of the

plaorm. Consider size, the direcon of the non-skid, and leg locaon.

2.Install leg brackets with legs

to plaorm. Pull brackets up

before ghtening the two bolts

with 1/2” nuts.Tighten one of

two 9/16” bolts on each leg

bracket with the leg slid down

to the appropriate height.

3.Conﬁrm the height of the

plaorm is appropriate and then

level the plaorm using a 48”

bubble level. Always level up so that you do not change the overall height

of the plaorm. If plaorm is to be installed against an exisng structure,

consider leaving plaorm a bit out of level for water runoﬀ.

4.Tighten all 9/16 bolts to lock the legs in place. The legs are held via pressure

– there is no need to penetrate through the leg with the bolt.It is normal

for the bolt head to protrude out from the bracket.

5.Verify all hardware is ght.

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Mounng The J-Hook

1.Properly securing the J-Hook is crical for ensuring the safety of the ramp

system.The J-Hook is responsible for supporng the top of the upper most

ramp secon. The J-Hook also ensures the ramp does not pull away from

the landing.

2.If connecng a ramp run to a Harmar

plaorm, the J-Hook should ﬁrst be installed

to the plaorm with provided bolt, washer,

and 1/2” nut.The plaorm is predrilled in

the middle of all sides for the J-Hook

aachment.

3.If your ramp run will be connecng to an exisng

structure, you must ﬁrst mount the J-Hook to

that structure.The top edge of the J-Hook should

be level with the landing.The J-Hook must be

plumb vercally once securely fastened.

4.You are responsible for determining the appropriate fastener for the

material you are aaching to. Check

local codes and hardware speciﬁcaons.

When working with brick or other

unstable materials, it is recommended

to add two leg brackets with legs to

support the load.This does not replace

the need for the J-Hook.

TIP: When installing J-Hook onto a turning plaorm, you can mount it oﬀcenter to provide an increase in

turning radius.This requires that you drill your own holes into the plaorm for the J-Hook aachment.

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Ramp Run Assembly

1.Aach J-hook to the upper landing using the appropriate fasteners.The

upper landing may be an exisng structure or a Harmar plaorm.

2.Installaon Method 1:

a. Install ﬁrst secon of ramp into J-Hook

and then aach leg brackets with legs.It

is helpful to rest the boom end of the

ramp secon on top of something while

mounng the brackets/legs.Li ramp

secon to appropriate height and

ghten both brackets and both legs.

b.Level ramp secon from side to side and

securely ghten fasteners. Leaving one

side a bit loose will make sliding in the

next ramp secon much easier but you

must go back and ghten.

c.Conﬁrm slope is consistent and of

appropriate grade.

d.Repeat steps A-C for each addional secon

of ramp.Before installing the last secon of

ramp, slide the transion plate into the

boom side groove.Avoid gengdirt or

contaminants into connecon.

TIP: Load leg into bracket before

aaching to ramp secon.

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