Arachnipod

A-frame with Lazy Leg and
Reverse Head
By using the lazy leg, the quad plate and
the reverse head, an A-frame can be
braced against a solid object. The reverse
head has a 16 mm (5/8 in) stainless steel
D-shackle to attach live loads which
position the load directly in the centre
of the legs. The lazy leg can also act as
a compression member during use. The
lazy leg can be doubled up as a gin pole
with the correct attachments.

Tripod
The tripod is a self-supporting device
providing quick and easy access to
confined space entry points such as
manholes and voids. This system can also
be used as a high directional frame.  
A unique feature of the Arachnipod is
that it ‘flat packs’ for convenient storage,
yet is quick and easy to set up. The system
can be used with either a winch retrieval
system or a mechanical advantage system
or both.

Tripod as High  
Directional System
This system can also be used as a high
directional frame to support remote
mechanical advantage hauling systems.
Tripod heads should be guyed with the
D-shackles to remote anchor points for
additional stabilisation.

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