ROCK EXOTICA ARIZONA VORTEX Manual Del Usuario página 25

CONFIGURATIONS
EASEL-LEG TRIPOD
(with Leg-Mounted Winch)
The Easel-Leg Tripod shown is an Anchor Frame as the rope that
supports the load is anchored to the frame via a leg-mounted
winch. The use of hobbles alone is normally considered accept-
able to secure the feet in this configuration. However, the
action of cranking the winch may cause unwanted move-
ment of the Easel-Leg.
As with the Equal-Leg Tripod, the hobbles form a
triangle between the feet. Ideally the load should
be suspended in the center of the triangle. As the
load is moved toward the outside of the trian-
gle, the Tripod will tend to topple.
Care must be taken to ensure the
load is kept well within the
triangle.
A
CONFIGURATION:
Easel-Leg Tripod (with
leg-mounted winch)
MODE OF USE:
Anchor Frame
VIEWS
TOP VIEW
®
E X P E R T
Keep the Applied Force
within the footprint of
Easel-Leg Frame.
U S E O N L Y
B
SIDE VIEW
ARIZONA VORTEX
USER'S GUIDE
APPLIED
FORCE
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