Yale Pulley CMHPL101 for Tripod and Winch System

Model CMHPL101 | Tripod Pulley | Operates with CMHTM9 Tripod and Personnel Winch | CMCO Group Manufacture

The Yale CMHPL101 Pulley is a service accessory designed to operate with the Yale CMHTM9 Personnel Tripod and a personnel winch. The pulley provides the rope direction-change at the tripod apex, allowing the personnel winch to be mounted elsewhere on the tripod or at ground level while the rope routes cleanly through the apex pulley to the access point. Manufactured by Columbus McKinnon under the Yale brand, supplied with a test certificate.

Key Features

• Tripod apex pulley — provides rope direction-change at the tripod apex
• Smooth rope path — minimises rope wear and provides controlled rope feed into the access point
• Compatible with Yale tripods and winches — complete confined space access system component
• Forged steel construction — robust for daily site use
• Supplied with test certificate — ready for integration

Technical Specifications

Direction-change pulley for the Yale confined space access system. Routes the winch rope cleanly through the tripod apex.

Suitable Applications

Used as part of the Yale confined space access system, mounted at the apex of the CMHTM9 tripod to route the personnel winch rope into the access point.

How to Use the Pulley

1. Inspect the pulley for damage and verify the sheave rotates freely before each use.
2. Mount the pulley to the tripod apex following the operating manual.
3. Route the winch rope through the pulley.
4. Verify smooth rope movement before applying load.

Warning:
Use only with compatible Yale tripods and winches. Do not exceed the system Working Load Limit.

Safety Information

• Inspect before each use, verifying free sheave rotation.
• Verify rope is correctly routed through the pulley.
• Use only with compatible Yale equipment.
• Withdraw from service if any damage is found.

Inspection and Maintenance

Inspect for cracks, distortion, sheave wear, and bearing function before each use. Keep clean and dry. Lubricate the bearing sparingly as required. Thorough examination by a competent person every 6 months.

Downloads

• Yale Height Safety Brochure (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions