Haul Truck Dump Body Slings

Service repairs require the dump body to be elevated. Twin-Path^® Haul Truck Dump Body Slings are designed to share the load of the truck dump body in a raised position.

There are several benefits to using the Twin-Path^® Haul Truck Dump Body Sling when compared to the traditional method utilizing wire rope slings.

Improved ergonomics are realized in the handling procedures of Twin-Path^® Haul Truck Dump Body Slings due to the fact they are significantly lighter and more flexible than wire rope slings. Twin-Path^® Haul Truck Dump Body Slings weigh approximately 23 pounds while a wire rope sling of comparable capacity and length weighs approximately 415 pounds.

Twin-Path^® Haul Truck Dump Body Slings can easily be installed by one technician in a timely manner.  Try doing that with a wire rope sling and not end up with skinned knuckles or worse!

Do not overload the sling. Avoid dragging the sling.

Inspect before each use. Do not use a damaged sling.

Do not tie into knots.

• Avoid contact with hot exhaust or damaging objects/surfaces.

• Attachment points must be suitable for the application; detached connection points can become deadly projectiles. Ensure the strength and condition of the attachment points are suitable for the Haul Truck Dump Body Sling.

• Store in a cool, dark, dry location, which is free of environmental and mechanical damage.

ALWAYS ROTATE THE Sling TO CHANGE CONNECTION POINTS.

See Product Resourses for additional warning information.

Tattle Tails, Fiber Optics and ✔Check-Fast^® cannot be used exclusively to determine the condition of the load carrying fibers or sling. These patented, inspection devices must be used in conjunction with visual and tactile inspection techniques to determine sling condition. If there is any doubt, do not use this or any other rigging product and return the sling to the manufacturer for factory repair evaluation.