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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ATTIC PRO®UTILITY LIFT
ATP1
WARNING – Failure to Read and Follow the Warnings
and Operang Instrucons Aached to the Ac Pro
Could Result in Death or Serious Injury From Falling
Objects and Snapped Cable Wire.
Do not aempt to li more than the rated load of 250
pounds
Do not operate the hoist when it is restricted from
forming a straight line with the direcon of loading
Do not operate the hoist with a twisted, kinked, or
damaged wire rope
Do not operate a damaged or malfunconing hoist
Do not aempt to li people with the hoist
Do not aempt to li loads over people
Do not operate the hoist with any aermarket lever
extensions aached
Do not remove or obscure any labels on the hoist
Do not stand under or near the load when it is being lied
WARNING
!
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BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO LIFT A LOAD:
Make sure the hoist is securely aached on both ends to rm
aachment points.
Make sure the load is adequately and securely connected to
the hook aached to the end of the cable wire and the latch
on the hook is securely closed.
Secure all loose clothing.
Before and aer each use of the hoist, carefully examine the
hoist, cable wire and hook for damage, parcularly bends,
cracks, or other damage to the hoist and fraying or other
damage to the cable wire and hook.
When operang the hoist, keep hands on the hoist handle and
away from the cable wire and cable wire sprocket.
INTRODUCTION
The ATP1 Ac Pro ulity li is rated to li loads up to and
including 250 pounds. With its ease of installaon and use,
the Ac Pro makes dicult, me consuming installaons fast
and safe.
ADJUSTABLE WIDTH FROM 14” TO 24”
Simple adjustment from 14” to 24” to accommodate most
residenal and commercial joist distances.
20 FOOT CABLE LENGTH
With 20 feet of wire rope the Ac Pro can li the load up over
one story
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INTEGRATED LOCKING HOOK
The locking hook ensures that the load cannot slip from the
cable.
RATCHET TYPE HOIST
The ratcheng hoist makes for easy liing and automacally
holds the load in place when there is a pause in the li.
STURDY STEEL CONSTRUCTION
The sturdy steel construcon of the Ac Pro provides a
maximum load of 250 pounds.
TWO (2) EQUIPMENT STRAPS INCLUDED
The use of both straps keeps the load steady in two axes,
prevenng any accidental slip when liing the load.
CARRYING CASE
The carrying case is included for safely storing the Ac Pro
when not in use.
COMPLIANCE
The Ac Pro has been designed to comply with all applicable
secons of ASME standard B30.21 (2005) for a wire rope type
manually lever operated hoist.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
INSPECTION
Before use, make sure to check the following for safe operaon.
• Check to make sure the wire rope is in good condion.
• Check to make sure the length of the wire rope is sucient
to rig the load. The drum must never be completely
unwound. Make sure there are 2 to 3 coils of wire rope
remaining on the drum.
• Make sure that no obstacle will interfere with the user’s
arm when turning the crank.
• Make sure that there are no obstacles to interfere with the
load when lowering or liing it.
• Ensure that there is no person(s) below the load when
lowering or liing.
• Check to ensure the hook is in good condion.
• Check the condion of the straps
• Check to make sure the wooden joists are in good condion.
If the joists are not in good condion, it can compromise
the load rang. DO NOT secure the Ac Pro to wooden
joists that have cracks in them.
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MOUNTING THE ATTIC PRO ON JOISTS
• Adjust the width of the device to accommodate the
joists that it will be aached to. The Ac Pro can be
adjusted from 14” to 24”.
• Make sure the Ac Pro rests on the underside of the
joist, with the wire rope in a perpendicular direcon to
the ground.
• Tighten both integrated mounng screws. Make sure
that the spike fully engages the wooden joist. The
at surface of the spiked end should be ush with the
joist.
• Drive each of the 4 included wood screws through
each of the holes on both mounng plates into the
wooden joist.
STRAPPING THE EQUIPMENT TO BE LOWERED
AND/ OR LIFTED
• Use each strap and place it completely around the
equipment to be lowered and/ or lied.
• Make sure the straps are always perpendicular to
one another to avoid the possibility of the equipment
slipping out of the straps.
• Be sure to install the straps so the equipment is centered
with equal weight distribuon. The equipment should
not hang at an angle when being lied or lowered.
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LOWERING OR LIFTING A LOAD
• Make sure that the integrated hook is securely aached
to both straps.
• Turn the crank in the desired direcon to raise or lower
the equipment.
• Use the shi key to change from one direcon to the
other (lower or li).
• The ratcheng hoist will hold its posion when there
is a pause in lowering or liing the equipment.
• Avoid allowing the crank to “free wheel” while in use.
This is dangerous and can also damage the Ac Pro.
CARE & STORAGE
The Ac Pro ATP1 is designed to provide long and rugged
service.
• The hoist should be inspected and cleaned before and
aer each use.
• Do not allow the hoist (crank) to “free wheel” while in
use.
• Always store the Ac Pro in its so carrying case
(included).
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