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Item 58395 58448
Lowering a Stationary Load
Note:
Jack must have a load of at least 150 lb. If
load is less than 150 lb., the Lifting Mechanism will
slide down to the Base Plate, dropping your load.
1. Position Jack under raised load and raise
the stationary load high enough to remove
blocks from under load. See Figure C.
Note:
Make sure load is stabilized
before removing blocks.
2. Place Handle in upright position clipped to
Steel Standard Bar before lowering the load.
3. Move Reversing Latch to down position.
4. Grasp Handle firmly with both hands.
Carefully pump Handle to lower load.
Note:
The load will be lowered on
each up stroke of the Handle.
Figure C: Lowering Steps 1 - 4
Clamping
1. Loosen the standard top Clamp-Clevis Bolt.
2. Turn the top Clamp-Clevis 90 degrees to the Steel
Standard Bar, and re-tighten Bolt. See Figure D.
Note:
You can connect Clamp-Clevis Anywhere along
the Steel Standard Bar to use the jack as a clamp.
3. Operate Jack as you would for raising a load.
See Raising Stationary Load on page 4.
Figure D: Clamping Steps 1 - 3
Winching
1. Make sure top Clamp-Clevis is in
line with Steel Standard Bar.
2. Install one end of chain or tow strap (sold
separately) securely to the object to be winched.
Securely attach the other end of the chain or
tow strap to the top Clamp-Clevis of the Jack.
3. Take another chain or tow strap and secure one end
to a fixed, stable object. Attach the other end of the
chain or tow strap to the large Runner on the Jack.
WARNING!
Do not attach chain or strap to
bottom hole of the large runner on the Jack.
4. Operate Jack as you would for raising a load.
See Raising Stationary Load on page 4.
Figure E: Winching Steps 1 - 4
