Main Hoist Sample Clauses

Main Hoist a. Verification, when spotting the hoist, that there is no lowering of the rated load at the start of hoisting or raising of the empty spreader on start of lowering. b. Hoisting with rated load at full speed into slow-down and stop. c. Lowering with rated load at full speed into slow-down and stop. d. Hoisting with empty spreader at full speed into slow-down and stop. e. Lowering with empty spreader at full speed into slow-down and stop.
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Main Hoist. Hoisting with rated load at full speed into slow-down and stop. Lowering with rated load at full speed into slow-down and stop. Hoisting with empty spreader at full speed into slow-down and stop. Lowering with empty spreader at full speed into slow-down and stop.
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Main Hoist. Verification, when spotting the hoist, that there is no lowering of the rated load at the start of hoisting or raising of the empty spreader on start of lowering.
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