Technical Specifications; Jack Operating Instructions - Simplex 54217 Operational Manual

2.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model
A
Minimum Maximum
PP610 86 206
PP61015 ----
Model Centered
Capacity
(Tonnes)
PP610 9,1
PP61015 9,1

3.0 JACK OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Position push/pull jack so it can be operated from the ground or in a manner where your footing is secure. The push/pull nuts (1) can be reversed
for a wide range of pulling, spreader and pushing applications. Pulling applications can be configured with the use of a chain or cable attached to
the hooks (2) on each end. Spreading applications require the toes (3) to be completely flush at each side of the load. Pushing applications require
the nut ends (4) to be completely flush at each side of the load. The ratcheting socket (5) has two positions for expansion or pulling application. Pull
the plunger knob (6) to change the position of the socket rotation.
DANGER: These jacks are not equipped with safety stops. Do not exceed the maximum screw extensions shown in the table
(Section 2.0). Exceeding the travel length could cause thread failure and a personal injury hazard.
WARNING: Before each stroke and prior to exerting handle effort on the lever bar. Check to make certain that the pawl is engaged into the
full tooth depth of the ratchet wheel.
H
F
B C D
Minimum Maximum
73 193
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Hook/Toe Offset
Load Capacity
(Tonnes)
1,8
1,8
4
1
2
••• 3 •••
A B
I
J
G
F
C D
E
Dimensions (mm)
E F
Length Length
254 8
254 ----
Travel Handle Effort
(mm) per ton
(N)
121 6,8
---- 6,8
6
3
3
2
5
G H I
Length Length Length
19 60 81
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Screw Diameter
(mm)
32
32
1
4
J
Length
32
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Weight
(Tonnes)
5,9
2,3