Tie Down 4-Person Horizontal Lifeline Kit for Squatch Carts, SKU 14405, Tie Down 14405 4-person adjustable horizontal lifeline kit
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Tie Down 4-Person Horizontal Lifeline Kit for Squatch Carts

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Tie Down 14405 adjustable 4-person horizontal lifeline kit: rig between two Squatch mobile fall protection carts for a 100 ft span, 3 fall arrest and 4 fall restraint workers, or use as a 4-person temporary lifeline on rated anchors. OSHA 1926.502.
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Tie Down Horizontal Lifelines

Tie Down 4-Person Adjustable Horizontal Lifeline Kit, 100 ft Span with Two Squatch Carts

The 14405 is the adjustable horizontal lifeline that turns two Squatch carts into a 100 ft mobile lifeline system with no roof penetration. Rigged between the carts at a 15 ft setback on a building at least 20 ft tall, it protects three workers in fall arrest and four in fall restraint along the whole span.

As a standalone temporary lifeline on rated anchorages it is a four worker system. At about 26 lb in the bag it is the lightest way to cover a long roof edge, a slab, or a stretch of soil or asphalt with a single setup.

Tie Down 14405 4-person adjustable horizontal lifeline kit
100 ftSpan, 2 Squatch Carts
3 ArrestPlus 4 Restraint
4 WorkersStandalone Rating
15 ftSetback with Carts
20 ftMin Building Height
26 lbKit Weight
AdjustableLifeline Length
OSHA1926.502 HLL
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Who Needs This Product

The 14405 is for crews that need to cover a long edge with one setup: roofers on big box and warehouse roofs, tilt up and precast crews on slabs, and site crews near long drop offs. It pairs with two Squatch carts for a fully mobile, non-penetrating lifeline, or with any rated anchorages as a four worker temporary lifeline. Each worker needs a harness, a connecting device sized for the lifeline sag, and a rescue plan.

Features

100 ft mobile span

Between two Squatch carts the system covers 100 ft of edge for three fall arrest and four restraint workers, documented in the Squatch DoC ETR-61010 R1.

Four worker standalone

On rated anchorages it is a four person adjustable temporary horizontal lifeline.

Adjustable length

Tension the lifeline to the span with the built in adjuster.

No penetration with Squatch

The ballasted carts anchor the line, so the roof, slab or ground is untouched.

Light and packable

About 26 lb in a carry bag; one person carries it up the ladder.

Fast relocation

Roll the carts, re-tension the line, and the whole crew is covered at the next section.

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Lifeline sag adds to fall clearance. A horizontal lifeline deflects under a fall, which increases the clearance required below the worker. With two Squatch carts the setback is 15 ft and the building must be at least 20 ft tall. Rig only on rated anchorages per the manual and confirm clearance with the calculator below.

Compliance Standards

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502(d)(8)

Horizontal lifelines shall be designed, installed and used under the supervision of a qualified person as part of a complete personal fall arrest system.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.140

General industry personal fall protection systems.

ANSI Z359.6-2016

Design of active fall protection systems, the basis for the Squatch lifeline testing.

Squatch Declaration of Conformity

DoC ETR-61010 R1 documents the two cart, 100 ft lifeline configuration.

Typical Applications

Big box and warehouse roofsOne setup covers 100 ft of edge.
Tilt up and precast slabsMobile lifeline on concrete with no anchors drilled.
Site workLong drop offs on compacted soil or asphalt.
Membrane roofsFinished TPO and EPDM with no penetration.
Temporary lifelineFour workers on rated anchorages.
Rental yardsEquipment rental companies pack it with a pair of Squatch carts.

How to Use

Follow the Tie Down instruction manual. The sequence below is an overview only.

  1. Set the carts. Position two Squatch carts 15 ft from the edge with the span between them up to 100 ft, ballast set, on a building at least 20 ft tall.
  2. Rig the lifeline. Connect the ends to the cart lifeline points per the manual and take up slack with the adjuster.
  3. Check clearance. Account for lifeline sag plus the connecting device and harness stretch.
  4. Connect. Up to three fall arrest and four restraint workers on the line.
  5. Move the system. Disconnect, roll the carts, re-tension, and tie back on.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect before each use, with a documented competent person inspection at least annually. Remove the system from service for any of the conditions below.

  • Lifeline cable or rope: cuts, broken wires, kinks, abrasion, chemical damage.
  • Adjuster and tensioner: slipping, bent parts, corrosion.
  • End connectors: bent gates, gates that will not lock, corrosion.
  • Energy absorber (if fitted): deployment indicator tripped.
  • Labels and bag: illegible or missing labels.

Remove the system from service immediately after any fall arrest event and have it inspected by a competent person before it returns to use.

Product Videos

Squatch demo: 4 user non-penetrating cart video previewWatch: Squatch demo: 4 user non-penetrating cart

The cart the 14405 lifeline pairs with.

Tie Down mobile fall protection lineup video previewWatch: Tie Down mobile fall protection lineup

PX3, PX5, Sentinel, BigFoot and Squatch side by side.

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Technical Specifications

Part number14405 (Tie Down Engineering, USA)
TypeAdjustable 4-person temporary horizontal lifeline kit
With two Squatch carts100 ft span, 3 fall arrest and 4 fall restraint workers, 15 ft setback, 20 ft minimum building height
Standalone4 workers on rated anchorages
Weight26.43 lb
Packed size18 x 13 x 10.5 in
ColorBlack
StandardsOSHA 1926.502, OSHA 1910.140
WarrantyTie Down 90 day limited warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need two Squatch carts to use it?
For the mobile, non-penetrating 100 ft configuration, yes. The kit can also be rigged between other rated anchorages as a four worker temporary lifeline.
How many workers does it protect?
Three in fall arrest and four in restraint between two Squatch carts; four workers as a standalone lifeline.
How far from the edge do the carts sit?
15 ft, on a building at least 20 ft tall, because the lifeline adds sag to the fall distance.
Can I use it with the BigFoot?
No. The lifeline configuration is tested and documented on the Squatch (61010) only.
Does it penetrate the roof?
No. The Squatch carts are ballasted, so the roof, slab or ground is untouched.
What else do the workers need?
A full body harness, a connecting device sized for the lifeline sag and clearance, and a rescue plan. Run the fall clearance calculator for the lifeline configuration.
Can I buy a two cart package?
Yes. Call us for a two Squatch plus 14405 lifeline package with delivered freight and financing.

Tie Down 14405 Submittals and Documentation

Horizontal Lifeline Kit 14405 Sell Sheet (PDF)Features, span and worker ratings. Squatch 61010 Declaration of Conformity (PDF)DoC ETR-61010 R1 including the two cart lifeline configuration. Squatch 61010 Instruction Manual (PDF)Lifeline rigging between Squatch carts. Tie Down Safety Catalog, Part 1 (PDF)Mobile fall protection, anchors and harness pages of the Tie Down safety catalog. Tie Down Safety Catalog, Part 2 (PDF)Guardrail, warning line and roofing safety pages of the Tie Down safety catalog.

Compare the Tie Down Mobile Fall Protection Line

Every Tie Down cart is drop tested and ships job site ready. Pick by surface, crew size, and whether you need concrete capability, a rescue winch, or a lifeline between two carts.

Squatch Non-Penetrating1,200 lb, 4 workers, HLL readyBigFoot Non-Penetrating750 lb, 3 workersPX3 Penetrating Cart430 lb, 5 workersPX3 Rescue Winch 72819100 ft lifeline

Covering a Long Edge?

Two Squatch carts and the 14405 kit cover 100 ft with no penetration. Tell us the span and surface and we will build the package, quote delivered freight and set up financing.

Call 863-703-4522 to talk to a fall protection specialist.

Tie Down Engineering warrants this product to be free from defects in material and workmanship for 90 days from the date of purchase. Return the defective unit to the dealer or contact Tie Down for repair or replacement at Tie Down's discretion. The warranty does not cover damage from misuse, alteration, a fall arrest event, or failure to follow the instruction manual.

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