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Lowering/Loosening
For lowering the load slowly, the minimum load must be 75 kg/165 lbs. If the load is lower or without load
occurs an apruptly lowering of the lifting clamp.
- Lift the steel handle upwards against the steel bar (parallel).
- Move the reverse latch into the lower position.
Danger!
If the minimum load is lower than 75 kg/165 lbs, the lifting clamp goes apruptly down after switching the
reverse latch! Handle with care! Keep out your head of the swept volume of the steel handle!
- If the load is minimal 75 kg/165 lbs., now move the steel handle up and down. Thereby the lifting clamp
is moving downward bzw. into the direction of the base.
Maintenance/Cleaning/Lubricating
- Clean the lift after every using (air or water pressure) and check the lift to damages, loosen or lost parts.
- Store the lift dry to avoid rust.
- Lubricate the greasing points regular - the greasing points may never dry! Take only bio-degradable lubri-
cants, if you use the lift by farming, horticulture or in forestry.
Part List
1 - Upper Clamp
Clevis Bolt
2 - Upper clamp
3 - Steel Bar
4 - Steel Handle
5 - Pin
6 - Conrod Bolt
7 - Conrod
8 - Runner
9 - Shear Bolt
10 - Base with Pin
11 - Climbing Pin Spring (2 x)
12 - Climbing Pin (2x)
13 - Stop Pin (2 x )
14 - Reversing Switch Bar
15 - Cap Screw with washer
16 - Reverse Latch
17 - Reverse Switch Spring
18 - Main Runner
19 - Lifting Clamp
Technical Data
Max. Rated Load: ..........3500 kg/7716 lbs.
Max. Clamping Load: ........340 kp/750 lbs.
Max. Winching Load: .....2268 kp/5000 lbs.
Max. Lifting Height: ..... 1030 mm/40,55 in.
Min. Lifting Height: .......... 125 mm/4,72 in.
Weight: ............................... 15 kg//33 lbs.
Dim. (W x H x D). ....140 x 1230 x 245 mm
Lube
Lube
Lube
Top clamp clevis
Lifting Clamp
Steel bar
Steel Handle
Base
Reverse
Latch
