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5. Once the axle stands are properly located, VERY SLOWLY turn the release valve anti-

clockwise until the vehicle begins to lower onto the stands. Lower the vehicle slowly so as not 

to shock load the jack stands.

6. BEFORE GOING UNDER THE VEHICLE ensure that all axle stands and chocks are correctly 

in place and there is no chance of the vehicle becoming unstable. 

TO LOWER THE VEHICLE:

 

Once repairs are completed raise the vehicle slightly, remove the axle stands and using the 

handle as a wrench, VERY SLOWLY turn the release valve anti-clockwise until the vehicle begins 

to lower.

CAUTION:

 Ensure all body parts are kept clear of the jack and vehicle during the raising and 

lowering operation.

MAINTENANCE, CARE AND LUBRICATION

1. This jack contains no user serviceable parts. Any modification will render the jack unsafe. 
2. All moving joints require lubricating often. Lubricate all linkages, pivot points and castor wheels 

using a grease gun.

3. Regularly check the plunger, main piston and linkages for signs of corrosion. Clean any light 

surface corrosion with a suitable maintenance spray. If the corrosion is deeper than surface 

do not attempt to use.

4. When not in use keep the jack stored on all 4 wheels with the arm and plunger all the way 

down to prevent corrosion.  

TO ADD OIL

IMPORTANT

 When adding or replacing oil, ONLY use a quality hydraulic oil adhering to ISO VG 32 

or similar. DO NOT use brake fluid, transmission fluid, alcohol, glycerine, detergent motor oil, 

or dirty oil etc. as improper fluid will cause serious internal damage to jack making it unsafe to use.
1. Place the jack on level ground with the lifting arm and plunger fully lowered.
2. Remove the top cover plate and clean the surrounding area of the oil filler plug and remove 

ensuring that no dirt etc falls into the unit (see Fig.1). 

3. Oil should be filled to level indicated in the diagram. If low, add hydraulic oil as required.

Maintenance and inspection:

 The owner and/ or user must maintain and inspect the jack in 

accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

SPECIFICATIONS

max.375mm

min.85mm

290mm

560mm

145mm

212mm

Low height................................................................................8.5cm

High height.............................................................................37.5cm

Saddle diameter..........................................................................6cm

Handle length............................................................................50cm

Base length...............................................................................56cm

Chassis width.........................................................................21.2cm

All dimensions are approximate.

    

  

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Trouble Shooting Check List

The release valve is not closed.

Turn the valve clockwise tightly.
Low on oil. 

Refill the jack to the correct level of oil.
The hydraulic system is filled with air.Open the 

release valve,pump handle rapidly (4) full strokes to 

purge air, close release valve.

Return spring is broken or linkages binding.

Repace spring if broken.Grease pivot shaft,oil all 

lift arm linkages.
Discharge ball is not sealing hydraulic system and oil 

may be dirty.Manually flush hydraulic system by 

raising and lowering lift arm by hand.Open the release 

valve,as required to raise and lower the lift 

arm.Manually raise and lower lift arm.

max.375mm

min.85mm

290mm

560mm

145mm

212mm

Fig.1

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