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48 in. Farm Jack
V1.0
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4.
Pump the handle until the large runner saddle contacts the load.
5.
Pause at this stage and check to ensure there are no obstacles to a clean lift.
6. Pull down firmly and evenly on the handle. You will hear the climbing pin
(#13) click into place as it enters a hole in the steel bar (#3). At this point,
relax the handle allowing the pin (#15) to take the load.
7.
Raise the handle to the top of its stroke and repeat until the load is at the
desired height.
RAISING A VEHICLE
Take these additional steps before following steps 1 to 7 in
Raising a Load
.
1.
Make sure both the jack and the load are on a hard level surface.
2. Apply the parking and emergency brake.
3.
Use wheel chocks to block all wheels to prevent any movement when the
vehicle is lifted.
4.
Check in your vehicle owner’s manual for the location of the recommended lift
points and position the jack under one of those locations.
LOWERING THE LOAD
DANGER! The jack must have a minimum load of 110 lb (50 kg) to engage the
ratchet system when Iowering the load. Otherwise the large runner and load
wiII drop without resistance and may cause a serious injury.
WARNING! Before lowering the load or vehicle, ensure that there are no
obstructions underneath and that all people are standing clear.
WARNING! The load transfers to the handle when it is returning to the upright
position. If the handle is released before the climbing pin is in position, the load
will force the handle to snap upwards abruptly and could cause an injury.
1.
Place the jack beneath the load and position the saddle beneath the
desired contact point.
2. Raise the load slightly with the jack, and return
the handle to the fully upright position.
3.
Carefully remove the jack stands or support
structures without placing your body beneath
the load.
4.
Release the reversing latch (#17), so that it is in
the DOWN position. The reversing switch tooth
is no longer in the indentation (see Fig. 2).
Fig. 2
