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Nylon Cable Protector
• Fits in the end of conduit to shield the cable from sharp edges as it is being fed through.
• Rugged nylon resists abrasion.
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CAT. NO. UPC NO. DESCRIPTION
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488-2 488-3
32928 32929
Nylon Cable Prolector for 2" and 2-1/2" conduit Nylon Cable Protector for 3" - 6" conduit
SPECIFICATIONS
Weight
488-2 - 0.08 lbs. (36 g) 488-3 - 0.2 lbs. (90 g)
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Manhole Sheaves for UT2®, Tugger® and Super Tugger®
High-strength aluminum alloy frame for easy setup.
Adjustable, a full range of sheave pin positions over the frame length
to accommodate most manhole setups.
18" (457 mm) diameter aluminum alloy sheaves with 7" (178 mm)
minimum radius and 5" (127 mm) width.
Self-lubricating bearings for easier cable pulling.
Available in 2 sizes and capacities.
Select a sheave with maximum rated capacity that meets or exceeds the cable puller's maximum pulling force.
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SPECIFICATIONS
CAT. NO. UPC NO.
DESCRIPTION
Maximum Rated Capacity
671 - 4,000 lbs. (17.8 kN) 6072 - 6,500 lbs. (28.9 kN) 671 - 104 lbs. (47.2 kg) 6072 - 190 lbs. (86.2 kN)
671 15345 10' (3 m) Manhole Sheave 6072 31395 12' (3.7 m) Manhole Sheave
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Position where cables are being pulled over sharp edges.
CAT. NO. UPC NO. DESCRIPTION
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32930 Nylon Cable Guide
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SPECIFICATIONS
Weight 489 - .5 lbs. (227 g)
Size 13" L x 3-1/4" W x 12" radius
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NOTE: Rope is a very critical link in the cable pulling system. See page 155 for proper pulling rope selection.
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