Setup 1-Unit unhooked from tow vehicle 
Setup 2 – Stabilizers extended to take weight off of axles 
Setup 3 – Axle pins retracted, stabilizers retracted to place unit on ground 
Operation 1 – Tuck under extension folded out, Boom in lowered position 
Operation 2 – Stage 1 position (ETD retracted) for rig heights less than 27 ft. 
Operation 3 – ETD partially extended to reach rig heights greater than 27 ft. 
Operation 4 – ETD fully extended capable of reaching 50′. 
ETD in extended position with skate traveled to end. 
ETD fully extended. Pipe guides move with the extendable truss for constant safety. 
Front driver corner houses the control system panel, main hydraulic valve,and fuel/hydraulic tanks. 
Isometric view showing passenger side of unit. 
Unit maintains a full footprint on ground for increased stability. 
Center of boom track is open allowing serviceability. 
View from rear of unit with ETD extended. 
Human Machine Interface (HMI) increases safety and troubleshooting. 
Rear view of unit with tuck under extension folded under. 
Front passenger corner houses index arm extension rack and engine. 
ETD allows greater reach height while maintaining full footprint on ground for added stability. 
Passenger view with ETD extended. 
Boom Trough Extension Folds Underneath 
Shock Absorbers Reduce Cyclic Impacts 
Bottom of Boom
Stainless Steel Hydraulic Lines
Unit shown moving tubular product at rig site. 
Quick cycle times of the CW10K40 allow more product to be moved up to rig platform. 
Index arms are timed to evenly lift tubular product. 
Stabilizer valve is located on the front passenger corner. Cover prevents accidental movement after setup. 
Driver side view of unit being pulled by pickup. 
Unit can be towed with pickup. 
Retractable axles in transport position. 
Axles retracted in operation mode keeps a full footprint for stability. 
Swing outs stabilizers (shown folded in) increase stability when folded out. 
Stabilizers extended to reduce load on axles before axle pins are retracted to lower unit to ground.
