2. To set the boom on the mast, align the holes on the rear of the boom with the holes in the top of
the mast. Insert clevis pin #3. Secure with lynch pin.
NOTE: Releasing your grip on the boom at this point in assembly may cause the boom to
swing down into the mast. This could result in injury or damage to the product.
3. Align the bottom of the support bar with your selected hole on the height adjustment plate.
4. Align the top of the support bar with the boom's anchor plate.
NOTE: the STEEL DAVIT CRANE by OZ Lifting Products LLC ® will ship from the factory partially
assembled. The following steps are only for reference if the product must be reassembled.
5. Slide the sheave pulley into the boom cap from either the top or the bottom. Align the holes on the
sheave pulley with those on the boom Insert clevis pin #1 and secure with lynch pin.
6. Center the winch over the mounting holes on the top of the boom. The drum should be facing
toward the sheave pulley. Secure the winch to the boom in the frontmost mounting position, or the
set of three holes closest to the sheave. There are two bolt patterns on the boom. The smaller bolt
pattern is for the manual winch.
NOTE: Disassembly is the reverse of the assembly. It is not necessary to fully disassemble the crane
to transport it.
Assembly Diagram
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Field Test
There is no ASME standard for davit cranes. OZ Lifting Products davit cranes have a minimum 3:1
design factor. We individually load test and certify every davit crane to 125% of the rated capacity.
A test certificate is generated that includes the serial number and a photo of the davit under load.
If a load test is required on site, we recommend contacting a civil engineer to determine if the base
has been properly mounted to a secure location. We provide the information on the moment a base
would pull away from the mounting bolts.
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