MARINE RECOVERY DEVICE (LARGE) For Use On Bambi Bucket Models 5566 to HIL9800 ‘Typical Attachment for Bambi Bucket Cargo LineD&E Instatation nsrauctions (LAC@E ) Rope isatached hard and ist tothe rca. (Above tothe Cargo Hook Jaws.) Large Snap is attached tothe cargo sling ring orto the Bambi Bucket Head top Shackle ‘Dee Ring is used ifthe cargo ring or shackle diameter is larger than the snap. (The large snap passes through the cargo ring or shackle and snaps tothe Dee Ring) Buckles go around the sling cable or one of the Bambi Bucket Suspension cables and pulled tight Shackle attaches to sling cable or Bambi Bucket Suspension Cable. ‘AFETY ‘Check Nylon tes before every mission. (Replace nylon ties yeatly minimum, Replace at any time if loose or worn.) Replace with $0 b, tensile strength black UV nylon tes. ‘Check Rope atthe bottom of device before every mission (It should he attached and should nat be pulled out) ‘Check all snaps and buckles for wear and operation. (Replace if needed). Check all webbing for wear or tears. (Do not use if worn or tor.) Rope and float should be dried and inspected atthe end of each Season and inspected at the start of the next Season ‘Check Aluminum sleeves and nylon flat washers for wear and tightness RETRIEVING DROPPED CARGO FROM DEEP WATER Due to weight limits of the polyester rope and not knowing ifthe cargo is snagged in submerged trees or other debris it should be retrieved very slowly and should never be jetked, ifsnagged. If the line becomes tight and stops moving a diver should follow the Tine down to attach a larger line tothe cargo for retrieval, Remember the device is designed to bring the cargo to the surface not to lift it out of the water!