Manual

1. Before doing anything, make sure you are working from a secure

perch where you can safely move your Apollo lasher without

overreaching. This is extremely important.

See section 4.6 for more information on terminating lashing wire.

2. Clamp the lashing wire to the strand.

3. To pull a length of lashing wire from the Apollo lasher without rotating

the drum, actuate the de-clutch lever and pull out enough lashing wire

from your machine so you can terminate it with a clamp or continue lash-

ing past the obstruction.

4. Attach one of the lasher bridle snap hooks to a lasher towing eye on the

front of the machine.

5. Now pass the bridle under the strand, past the obstruction and attach the

other snap hook to another lasher pulling eye.

6. Open the front gate by actuating the

release lever towards the front of the

lashing machine. The roller on the front

gate will pivot 180 degrees and out of

the way.

7. Open the rear gate making sure it is

fully open in the detented position.

8. Open both the front and rear strand

locks by pulling up on the release knob.

There should be an audible “click” when

the locks travel from the locked position

to the open position.

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