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SKU 91960
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Operation
Lifting a Motorcycle
Note: Keep fingers and hands away when raising or lowering the Lift. Keep onlookers and
children a safe distance from the Lift during operation.
1.
Remove the Bar (28) from Bar storage hole by first removing the Pin (27) from each
end. See FIGURE 2, and the Assembly Drawing on page 8.
2.
After blocking the Rear Wheel Set (11), position the motorcycle over the two Rubber
Pads (35) (see FIGURE 1, page 4). Note: Check the motorcycle manual for recom-
mended lifting points.
3.
Pump the Upper Handle (24) to raise the lift until it contacts the proper lifting points on
the motorcycle. While one person continues to hold the motorcycle, another should
attach tie-down straps (not included) around the motorcycle and to the Tie Down Loops
(40). Once the motorcycle is secure, continue pumping the Upper Handle (24) to raise
the motorcycle to the desired height. Immediately, upon reaching the desired height,
insert the Bar (28), as shown in FIGURE 2 on page 4, to lock the Lift. Insert both Pins
(27) into the Bar (28).
Remember: This is a lifting device
only. It is not designed to support loads for ex-
tended periods of time. Do not work directly under the Motorcycle Lift. Keep bystand-
ers away from the lift while in use.
FIGURE 2
Bar (28)
Bar (28) Storage Hole
Tie Down Loop (40)
Motorcycle Lift in
raised, secured
position.
Lowering the Lift.
Note: Remove all tools from under the Lift, and make sure all onlookers are at a safe distance
before lowering.
1.
Remove the Pins (27) from the Bar (28), and then remove the Bar (28) from the Lock-
ing Holes, and replace it back into the Bar storage hole. Replace both of the Pins (27).
2.
After making sure no bystanders are near, slowly turn the Upper Handle (24) counter-
clockwise to lower the Lift. Once the load is on the ground remove the tie-down straps
(not included) and roll the Lift away.
