Sealey ATD25301 Instruction Manual

To secure a load using the Sealey ATD25301, begin by attaching the hooks to anchor points on your vehicle or trailer. Ensure the strap is flat and not twisted, then tighten the ratchet until the load is secure. Make sure the load is evenly distributed and check the tension periodically during transport.
If the ratchet mechanism is jammed, first ensure there are no obstructions. Apply a lubricant like WD-40 if the parts appear rusty. Carefully work the ratchet back and forth. If it remains stuck, inspect for damage and consider replacing the tie down if necessary.
Regularly inspect the tie down for wear and tear. Clean it with mild soap and water, ensuring it is completely dry before storage. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent material degradation.
The Sealey ATD25301 Tie Down typically has a load capacity of 2500kg. Always refer to the product manual for the exact specifications and ensure your load does not exceed this limit.
Yes, the Sealey ATD25301 can be used in wet conditions; however, ensure the straps are completely dried before storage to prevent mildew and material degradation. Regular maintenance checks are advised after exposure to moisture.
Inspect your tie downs before each use for signs of wear, fraying, or damage. Regular inspections help ensure safety and prolong the life of the tie down.
If the strap begins to fray, it is crucial to replace it immediately. Frayed straps can compromise the safety and security of the load. Avoid using damaged equipment for load securing.
Minor repairs might be possible if you're experienced, such as replacing springs or lubricating. However, it's recommended to replace the entire tie down if the ratchet mechanism is significantly damaged to ensure safety.
To release tension, pull and hold the release lever while pulling the strap away from the ratchet. This will unlock the ratchet and allow you to slowly release the tension.
Store tie downs in a clean, dry environment, away from direct sunlight and chemicals. Coil the straps neatly and avoid placing heavy objects on top to prevent deformation.