Yakka Gear 6-6m Aluminium Mobile Scaffold :2.5m W x1.3m Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
- Yakka Gear
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Yakka Gear 6-6m Aluminium Mobile Scaffold :2.5m W x1.3m
Product Information
Specifications
Width | 2.5m |
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Depth | 1.3m |
Reference | SAAS, 2014 |
Manufacturer | Yakka Gear |
Product Usage Instruction
- Insert the adjustable wheels into the legs of the frame. Lock the wheels with the lock pins, and brakes.
- Position the ladder frame as shown. Lock the wheels, and clip the horizontal braces onto the rungs to square the scaffold.
- Clip on diagonal braces onto the lowest rung in opposing directions. Ensure to lock them entirely. Frame is now self-supporting.
- Locate the platform on 2nd rung (approx 1.0m high). Ensure scaffold is level using a spirit level.
- Install the next set of diagonal braces. Add next lift of 5 rung frames.
- Install the platform on 5th rung (approx 2.0m).
- Add the adjustable stabilisers, then lock them entirely.
- Continue steps 5 and 6 until required working height is reached. Erect guardrails and horizontal braces. Guardrails should extend 1.0m past the platform in all cases. Do not climb to next platform until it is fully guardrailed.
- Fit toeboards to all working platforms. Install ladders to all platforms.
Diagram: A Typical 6.0m High Wide Scaffold
Description of the scaffold diagram: The scaffold consists of a base with
adjustable wheels, several horizontal braces (yellow), toeboards, and diagonal
braces (blue). There are ladders for access (omitted for clarity in the
diagram), closed platforms, and a platform with a hatch. Guardrails are
present at the top, and adjustable stabilisers are attached at the base.
Important Safety Information
IMPORTANT: It is the operator’s duty to inspect the components for damage
before each use. Avoid contact with acid as this will damge the aluminium
beyond repair. Avoid leaving the platform out under constant sun’s light and
rain to prevent delamination.In accordance with Australian Standard 1576 the
operator requires a scaffold ticket to erect scaffold above 4 metres standing
height.
Note: The double-width tower sold does not have an inbuilt ladder.
Ladders are sold separately. Reference: SAAS, 2014.
OVERVIEW
INSTALLATION
- Insert the adjustable wheels into the legs of the frame. Lock the wheels with the lock pins, and brakes.
- Position the ladder frame as shown. Lock the wheels, and clip the horizontal braces onto the rungs to square the scaffold.
- Clip on diagonal braces onto the lowest rung in opposing directions. Ensure to lock them entirely. Frame is now self-supporting.
- Locate the platform on 2nd rung (approx 1.0m) high. Ensure scaffold is level using a spirit level.
- Install the next set of diagonal braces. Add next lift of 5 rung frames.
- Install the platform on 5th rung (approx 2.0m)
- Add the adjustable stabilisers, then lock them entirely.
- Continue steps 5 and 6 until required working height is reached. Erect guardrails and horizontal braces. Guardrails should extend 1.0m past the platform in all cases. Do not climb to next platform until it is fully guardrailed.
- Fit toeboards to all working platforms. Install ladders to all platforms.
FAQ
Where can I find more information about Yakka Gear’s scaffolding
products?
More information can be found on their website at
www.yakkagear.com.au, which is Australia’s
largest selection for aluminium scaffolding.
What should be done before using the scaffold?
The operator must inspect all components for damage and ensure they are in good condition before assembly and use.
Are there any special considerations for the scaffold's location?
Yes, the scaffold should not be constantly exposed to the sun and rain to prevent deformation. It should also not come into contact with acid.
Do I need a special ticket to erect this scaffold?
According to Australian Standard 1576, an operator requires a scaffold ticket to erect scaffolds above 4 meters in standing height.
Does the scaffold come with an inbuilt ladder?
No, the double width tower sold does not have an inbuilt ladder. Ladders are sold separately.
References
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