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AXLE STANDS (PAIR) 12TONNE CAPACITY 
PER STAND

MODEL NO: 

AS12.V2

Thank you for purchasing a Sealey product. Manufactured to a high standard, this product will, if used according to these instructions, 

and properly maintained, give you years of trouble free performance.

IMPORTANT:

 PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. NOTE THE SAFE OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, WARNINGS & CAUTIONS. USE 

THE PRODUCT CORRECTLY AND WITH CARE FOR THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH IT IS INTENDED. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE DAMAGE AND/OR 
PERSONAL INJURY AND WILL INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS SAFE FOR FUTURE USE.

1.  SAFETY

 

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WARNING!

 

DO NOT OVERLOAD AXLE STANDS BEYOND RATED CAPACITY. OVERLOADING CAN CAUSE DAMAGE  

 

 

TO, OR FAILURE OF, THE AXLE STANDS. POSITION LOAD ON CENTRE OF CRUTCH/SADDLE   

 

 

 

ONLY. ALWAYS USE STANDS IN PAIRS ON HARD LEVEL SURFACE CAPABLE OF SUSTAINING THE  

 

 

 

LOAD. USE OF STANDS ON OTHER THAN HARD LEVEL SURFACES CAN RESULT IN LOAD INSTABILITY  

 

 

AND POSSIBLE LOSS OF LOAD. DO NOT USE ON TARMACADAM.  FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE  

 

 

 

INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO AXLE STANDS, LOSS OF LOAD RESULTING IN PROPERTY  

 

 

DAMAGE, SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR LOSS OF LIFE. DANGER! GREAT CARE MUST BE TAKEN TO  

 

 

ENSURE YOU LOWER THE VEHICLE (OR OTHER LOAD) SLOWLY AND CAREFULLY ONTO THE CENTRES  

 

 

OF THE CRUTCH/SADDLE OF THE AXLE STANDS.

 

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   Use only as specified by the manufacturer.

 

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   Ensure the load does not exceed the maximum capacity as marked on the axle stand, per pair.

 

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   Use no more than a single pair of stands either on the front, rear or one side of the vehicle. Use in pairs.

 

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   No alterations or modifications shall be made to this product.

 

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   Use on a hard, level surface, e.g. concrete. 

DO NOT 

use on uneven ground or tarmacadam.

 

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   Securely chock wheels in contact with the ground. Before jacking and placing the stands, apply vehicle                                            

  handbrake (put automatics in ‘Park’).   

 

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   Make sure that each stand is securely located under a strong point on the vehicle; consult the vehicle manufacturer’s handbook for   

  guidance. Ensure that height adjust locking mechanism is fully located before applying any load to the axle stand. 

 

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   Ensure that the load is located centrally on the saddle, and that the weight is directed through the vertical axis of the stand.

 

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   Exercise extra care when using with a three wheeled vehicle or a trailer. Refer to vehicle manufacturer’s instructions.

 

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   Once vehicle is supported, ensure that the vehicle and stands are stable before starting work. Ensure that it is not possible for the  

  vehicle to move before commencing any work.

 

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   Inspect stands before each use. 

DO NOT

 use if they show signs of damage. 

DO NOT 

use if it is suspected that they have been    

 overloaded.

 

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   Before commencing any work or going beneath the vehicle, undertake a risk assessment. Ensure that a responsible person is aware  

  of the work about to be undertaken.

 

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   Replace any labels on the axle stand should they become unreadable. This applies in particular to any warning or operation instruction  

  labels. If replacement labels are required, contact your Sealey stockist. 

 

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   DO  NOT 

use axle stands on the highway, or anywhere else if it is deemed to be unsafe.

 

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   DO  NOT

 push or twist the vehicle/load whilst it is supported on stands.

 

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DO NOT

 mix components between stands. Use only as supplied.

 

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DO NOT

 allow children or animals in the vicinity of a vehicle supported on axle stands.

 

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   DO  NOT

 leave a vehicle on axle stands in an area that could be considered a hazard to others or property. 

 

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   FOLLOW STEPS 1, 2, AND 3 TO CORRECTLY PLACE VEHICLE / LOAD ONTO AXLE STANDS.

Refer to 

instruction

manual

AS12.V2  Issue:2 (4F) 17/12/20

Original Language Version

© Jack Sealey Limited

TAKE CARE; 

you may know the total weight of the load you want to support but you cannot calculate the exact weight 

distribution between support points.

For this reason always allow a 40% margin for error.

For example: a load weighing 24tonne could have a single point load of more than 12tonne and two 12tonne supports would 

not be adequate.

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