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Lowering a Vehicle
The Top Deck is lowered using the Air/Hydraulic Pump.
To lower a Vehicle:
Make sure you are wearing OSHA-approved (publication 3151) Personal Protective Equipment:
leather gloves, steel-toed work boots, back belts, hearing protection, and ANSI-approved eye
protection (safety glasses, face shield, or goggles).
Always keep a line of site on the Lift during operation.
Verify the Vehicle on the Lift is secured and there are no personnel, tools or other obstructions
under or around the Lift.
Always stand clear of the Lift when lowering or raising.
Push the PUMP Pedal to raise the Top Deck and the Safety Lock Plate off of the Safety Lock it
was engaged on. Do not go past the next Safety Lock.
In order for the Lift to lower, the Safety Lock Plate must not be engaged on a Safety Lock. To do
this, you first have to move the Safety Lock Plate up off the Safety Lock it was engaged on.
Move the Safety Lock Release Handle up to the Release position, until it stops in the detent.
This raises the Safety Lock Plate, which allows the Lift's Safety Lock Plate to clear the Lock
Positions and lower to the ground.
Hold down the RELEASE Pedal on the Pump.
The Lift will lower.
When the Lift is fully lowered, continue to hold down the Lowering Pedal for several seconds,
then release it.
Release the Tie Downs used to secure the Vehicle and loosen the Wheel Vise.
Walk the Vehicle off the Top Deck.
RML-1500XL ATV / Motorcycle Lift
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