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Loading a Power Chair 

 

 

Parking the Chair on the Platform:  

Before 

loading the power chair, verify that the 
platform has been lowered all the way to the 
ground.  Set your chair’s speed control at a 
slow speed so that you may maneuver 
comfortably onto the platform.  You may drive

 

onto the platform from either side.  Park the 
chair such that it is centered on the platform.  

 

 

 

Securing the Chair to the Platform:  

The 

Pioneer platform has a restraint attached to 
each corner of the platform.  Each restraint
has a hook at the end.  Place each hook in 
either the anchor plate slot, or in each U-bolt.
Pull the loose end of each restraint tight.
To release, simply press the release tab, and
remove the hooks.  

Folding Seat Backs:  

If your chair has a 

folding seat back you may wish to fold it to the 
down position.  This will allow you more 
clearance when loading the chair into the 
vehicle.  Depending on the size of your chair, 
you may need to remove the head rest to 
provide for sufficient clearance.

 

 
 

Raising the Chair:  

Before raising, verify that 

the chair is secured to the platform.  While 
holding the hand control stand to the side and 
away from the lift.  Press the up button.  The 
lift will raise and retract into the vehicle.  The 
lift is retracted fully when the platform is fully 
inside of the vehicle and the lift’s motion stops.  
At this point release the button.  Secure the 
hand control by placing it on the hook and loop 
patch attached to the lift.  Close the rear door 
carefully taking notice of any baskets, 
backpacks or additional items attached to the 
chair that may be hit by the door.

 

PULL to
TIGHTEN

PUSH to
RELEASE

Summary of Contents for AL600 Pioneer

Page 1: ...ptions Please read the manual thoroughly BEFORE attempting any installation adjustment or use of the lift Both installers and operators should familiarize themselves with this entire manual If you hav...

Page 2: ...Assembly 1 Pioneer Platform 1 Leg Assembly 1 Hardware Pack 1 Foot Plate 1 Front Wheel Cradle For Scooter Applications Applications The Pioneer in its factory setup is intended for the transport of pow...

Page 3: ...by road debris Manufactures Recommendation Schedule a routine maintenance visit with the end user Harmar recommends the lift be greased in the applicable areas and the wire harness connections be che...

Page 4: ...oor latch by 0 5 Leveling the lift The floor in some vehicles is not level To level the lift start by parking the vehicle on level ground Use a carpenter s level to verify the lift is level If it is n...

Page 5: ...nuts Verify that the leg assembly is centered from side to side within the vehicle Tighten the nuts on the 5 16 bolts until the assembly is firmly attached to the vehicle If the vehicle has a lip at t...

Page 6: ...on At this point stop the lift If you are using the Pioneer to lift power chairs the platform is now ready to be installed If you are using the Pioneer to transport scooters follow the instructions on...

Page 7: ...Plate should extend about 1 1 2 out from the side of the seat cushion This will allow the user to attach the strap hooks to the Anchor Plate to secure the chair to the lift Anchor U Bolts The U Bolts...

Page 8: ...t Backs If your chair has a folding seat back you may wish to fold it to the down position This will allow you more clearance when loading the chair into the vehicle Depending on the size of your chai...

Page 9: ...ovided hardware to the platform end plates on the passenger s side of the platform Remove the two restraints add the front wheel craddle and reassemble the restraints in the same holes from which they...

Page 10: ...ing the Scooter While holding the hand control stand to the side and away from the lift Press the up button again The lift will raise and retract into the vehicle The lift is retracted fully when the...

Page 11: ...preventative maintenance inspection at least once a year on motors lift frame wiring harness and all moving parts of the lift Check for paint chips and touch up any bare metal with a good gloss black...

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