6 recommended equipment and tools (concrete deck), 7 lifting and handling (concrete deck) – Rice Lake SURVIVOR OTR Steel Deck User Manual
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OTR Truck Scale Assembly Instructions
2.6
Recommended Equipment and Tools (Concrete Deck)
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Crane with a minimum 7000 lb* capacity
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Four chains or cables (8' minimum length each) with hooks or clevises
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3/4" rotary hammer drill
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3/4" x 24" masonry carbide bit
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One low-profile 4-ton bottle jack (20-ton jack required after concrete pour)
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5 1/2" setting blocks
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Various thickness shims to level scale
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Torque wrench to 100 ft-lb
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Socket wrenches to 1 1/2" (drive compatible with torque wrench)
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Box end wrenches to 1 1/4"
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Open end wrench set (7/16" – 1 1/4")
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4' bubble level
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Small torpedo level
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Hammers, maul, pry bar
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Hand tools for pulling and connecting electrical wiring
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Concrete vibrator (optional)
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Concrete screed board, bull float, hand trowels, edger, and broom
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Long-handled paint roller or spray gun for applying epoxy curing agent
* Typical single module weight of 70' x 11', three-module truck scale.
2.7
Lifting and Handling (Concrete Deck)
Concrete deck modules are lifted (see Figure 2-3) using four chains or cables attached to the four gussets mounted
on the inside of the main beams. The gussets provide balanced lifting of the modules.
Figure 2-3. Lifting Deck Modules (Concrete Deck)
Loads may disengage from crane scale hook and shackle or lifting eye if proper procedures are not
followed. A falling load may cause serious injury or death.
Never lift more than the crane scale’s assigned Working Load Limit (WLL) rating.
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