Removing lashing eyelets
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Turn the ring of lashing eyelet B until it is
parallel to the longitudinal axis of lashing eye‐
let C.
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Grip lashing eyelet C as described above
under fitting and use your thumb to push the
locking pin down as far as it will go.
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Slide lashing eyelet C and pull it down and
out through the notches of rack rail 2.
Attaching the head lashing
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WARNING Risk of injury due to incor‐
rectly secured loads
When the hooks on the head lashing are
attached to the rings of the sliders, the slid‐
ers could come loose. The load may come
loose, fall down and injure people, for
instance when they enter or load and unload
the load compartment.
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Only attach the hooks on the head lash‐
ing to the rings of the lashing eyelets.
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The hooks on head lashing 3 may only be
attached to the rings of lashing eyelets B.
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Check that the load is seated securely.
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To attach the head lashing: tension head
lashing 3 at both ends of load 6 and
attach two hooks A of the head lashing to
the rings of lashing eyelets B.
Placing a load on the wheel arch
Comply with the important safety notes under
"Notes on loading" (/ page 77).
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Place the objects on wheel arch 2 and lash
them using tie-down eyes 1(/ page 273).
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A wheel arch may be subjected to a load of
150 kg.
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