1. Read and follow all use and safety information provided with this sling. Failure to do so may result in severe injury or death due to sling failure and/or loss of load.
2. NTS Adjustable Sling models DB25 and DP60 are not intended for balancing large trunk picks. There are several methods to accomplish this. My simple recommendation is shown in the included pictures.
3. Misuse or abuse of this product may result in severe personal injury or death.
4. All users must be trained in sling selection (including its limitations), use and inspection, hazards to personnel, environmental effects, rigging practices, and knowledgeable about safe and proper use and the application of slings.
5. Estimate center of gravity of the load.
6. Understand the use of slings and sling arrangement.
7.  Determine the effects of critical angles as they relate to lifting and moving objects.
8. Never load a sling in excess of the stated sling’s rated capacity.
9. Never shock load.
10. Maintain and store slings properly & kept clean. (preferably in a clean storage bin) Slings should also be protected from UV light degradation, heat, chemical, environmental and/or mechanical damage.
11. Keep slings free of all sharp edges.
12. Always inspect for abrasions, cuts, or damaged hardware prior to use, if such exists dispose of immediately.
13. Shock loading can and must be prevented by careful planning, calculations and rigging.
    • Know the weight of the load.
    • Know the center of gravity of the load.
    • Never load a sling in excess of the rated capacity.
14. Make sure each leg is taut without causing more slack in the others.
15. Do not stand on, under or near load with slings under tension.
16. Each individual strap needs to be calculated for weight and angle, not exceeding the overall strap or sling capacity.
17. Always pick a balanced load.
18. Zero impact on the crane line.
19. Imbalance in slings could cause shock load or overload.

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