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SKU 2792 

for technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353. 

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OperATiOn

Warning!! do not work on the Lift, or 

leave it unattended if the Stop 

bar (9) is not in place, or the Lock 

bolts (25) are not engaged (lifting 

the casters off of the ground).

note:  

Keep clear of 

Lift Arms (4 and 5)

 

during operation.  Keep onlookers 

and children a safe distance from the 

Lift during operation.

raising the Lift

Lift the 

1. 

Stop bar (9)

 and secure it to 

the chain (see 

figure 1

).

Use the 

2. 

handle (12)

 to roll the Lift 

and position it next to the load.  Low-

er the Lift by depressing the 

release 

pedal (18)

.

Once positioned under the load, turn 

3. 

the 

Lock bolts (25)

 until they contact 

the ground and lift the 

Swivel cast-

ers (22)

 slightly off of the ground, to 

keep the Lift from rolling.

note:

  Check the ATV or motorcycle man-

ual for recommended lifting points.
Use tie-down straps (not included) to 

4. 

secure the load.  Repeatedly depress 

the 

foot pedal (17)

 slowly, to raise 

the Lift. When the Lift makes contact 

with the load, make sure the load sits 

evenly on the two 

rubber pads (3) 

before raising the load.  If the load is 

not evenly distributed on the 

rubber 

pads (3)

 or not secured in place with 

tie-down straps, it may fall from the 

Lift, resulting in personal injury and 

property damage.
Continue to raise the Lift to the de-

5. 

sired height. Disengage the 

Stop bar 

(9)

 from the chain.  Lock the Lift at 

one of the four locking positions with 

the 

Stop bar (9).

  See 

figure 2

.  

This is a lifting device only. Do not 

6. 

use to support loads for extended 

periods of time.  Do not work directly 

under the ATV lift.

Lowering the Lift.

note:

  Remove all tools from under the Lift 

before lowering.
Depress the 

1. 

foot pedal (17)

 slowly 

to raise the Lift enough to disengage 

the 

Stop bar (9)

.  Lift it up and attach 

it to the chain.
The lift has a two-speed release sys-

2. 

tem:

When the release pedal is de-

a. 

pressed about 

halfway

 the lift will 

lower 

quickly

.  This is to allow low-

ering of the lift while it is 

unloaded

.

When the release pedal is de-

b. 

pressed 

completely

 the lift will lower 

slowly

.  This helps to control the 

descent of a 

loaded

 lift.

The jack will not lower properly un-

3. 

less it is installed in the lift and the lift 

is completely assembled.
The lift is optimized for loaded use.  If 

4. 

the lift, while unloaded, lowers very 

slowly or not at all, place about 20-

30 lb. on the lift and hold the release 

pedal down only about halfway.
Once the load is on the ground, re-

5. 

move the tie-down straps.  When the 

Lift is clear of the load, turn the 

Lock 

bolts (25)

 until they are clear of the 

ground, allowing the 

Swivel casters 

(22)

 to firmly contact the ground.  Roll 

the Lift clear of the load.

rev 04c, 09a

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Страница 1: ...erved No portion of this manual or any artwork contained herein may be reproduced in any shape or form without the express written consent of Harbor Freight Tools Diagrams within this manual may not b...

Страница 2: ...p or wet loca tions Don t expose to rain Keep work area well lighted Keep children away 3 Children must never be allowed in the work area Do not let them play with the ATV Lift Store idle equipment 4...

Страница 3: ...your judgment or reflexes are impaired while taking drugs If there is any doubt do not operate the ATV Lift Maintenance 14 For your safety main tenance should be performed regu larly by a qualified t...

Страница 4: ...e item is intact and undamaged If any parts are missing or broken please call Harbor Freight Tools at 1 800 444 3353 as soon as possible Assembly See the Assembly Drawing on page 9 Mounting Lifting Fr...

Страница 5: ...dal 17 Insert the Foot Pedal 17 into the receiver of the Jack 16 Use the screw you loosened from the pedal assembly to secure the Foot Pedal 17 into the receiver of the Jack Insert the 2 Handle 12 int...

Страница 6: ...sonal injury and property damage Continue to raise the Lift to the de 5 sired height Disengage the Stop Bar 9 from the chain Lock the Lift at one of the four locking positions with the Stop Bar 9 See...

Страница 7: ...gh quality hydraulic oil if necessary If bleeding with the 3 Oil Filler Plug 10a removed use one foot to step on and keep the Release Pedal 18 down while you quickly pump the Foot Pedal 17 ten times T...

Страница 8: ...ereto or arising out of his or her installation of replacement parts thereto Parts Lists and Diagrams Main Parts List Part DESCRIPTION Qty 1 BOLT M12X90 4 2 NUT M12 10 3 Rubber Pad 2 4 FRONT LIFT ARM...

Страница 9: ...SKU 2792 For technical questions please call 1 800 444 3353 Page 9 Main Assembly Drawing Rev 04a 04c 10c...

Страница 10: ...lve 1 12a Pin 1 13a Release Valve Rod 1 14a 0 ring 1 15a Release Valve Pin 1 16a Base 1 17a Split Cotter Pin 4 18a Pin 3 19a Steel Ball 1 20a Spring Plunger 1 21a Spring 1 Part DESCRIPTION Qty 22a Scr...

Страница 11: ...SKU 2792 For technical questions please call 1 800 444 3353 Page 11 Assembly Diagram A Jack 16 Note When ordering parts from this diagram add the suffix a to the number...

Страница 12: ...dental or consequential damages so the above limitation of exclusion may not apply to you This warranty is express ly in lieu of all other warranties express or implied including the warranties of mer...

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