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3.
Operation
1.
Loosen the screw knobs (4)and place the
cushions (8)of the support legs (7)on the inner
edge of the engine compartment, level with the
fenders (fig.1). TIP: Place a towel/cloth over both
edges to prevent damaging.
2.
Attach the chains (14) to the engine at the points
specified by the manufacturer and hook them
back onto the hooks (13).
3.
Turn the wing nuts clockwise (2) until the chains
(14) are tensioned and the engine is supported
by the engine support.
4.
Now loosen the engine mounts. Turn the wing nuts (2) 4-5 strokes clockwise until the
engine is fully supported by the chains (14) of the engine support.
5.
Never work on the engine when it is only supported by the engine support, moving of the
engine could cause the engine support to tilt. This may cause serious injuries and/or damage
to materials.
6.
To prevent accidents the engine should be lowered after the work is finished by turning the
wing nuts (14) anti-clockwise and mount the engine back onto the engine mounts, the
engine is not intended to be used for long-term suspension of the engine.
7.
After you are finished working with the engine support, clean it and store it in a dry place,
out of the reach of children.
4.
Inspection and storage
Inspection
Visual Inspection should be performed before each use of the engine support checking damaged,
loose or missing parts. Any engine support which appears to be damaged in any way, found to be
badly worn, or operates abnormally MUST BE REMOVED FROM SERVICE until necessary repairs are
made by a specialized person/company, decals or warning labels be replaced with original Mammuth
parts.
Storing
When you are not using the engine support or storing it for a longer period of time, the support must
be stored in a dry place out of the reach of children.
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