RBJ-30TL
30-Ton Air Bottle Jack
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P/N 5900031 — Rev. B — Jan. 2020
Normal Operation
The Jack requires a
dry
air supply, 100 to 145 PSI / 7 to 10 BAR.
⚠
CAUTION
The air supply
must
be dry air. If it has moisture in it, that moisture will damage
the Jack. Install a filter, if necessary, to remove moisture from the Jack’s air.
The following drawing shows the controls on the top of the Jack Handle.
Side and top views. Not necessarily to scale. Not all components shown.
To raise a Vehicle
:
1.
Move the Vehicle to the desired location.
2.
Put the Vehicle into park, put on the parking brake, and turn off the motor.
If the Vehicle is a manual transmission, put it in a gear; do
not
leave it in neutral.
3.
Block the tires
opposite
the side or end of the Vehicle being raised.
4.
Position the Jack under the Vehicle, with the Saddle Pad directly under a Vehicle
manufacturer’s designated Lifting Point.
Make sure
to get the Saddle Pad directly under the Lifting Point.
If there is a lot of space between the top of the Saddle Pad and the Lifting Point on the
underside of the Vehicle, you can use Extenders to reduce the space.
5.
Attach the incoming air supply to the Quick-Connect Fitting attached to the Air In Connector.
Quick-Connect Fittings come in various sizes; you may need to replace the supplied Quick-
Connect Fitting with one of a different size.
