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4. FEATURES
5. ASSEMBLY
WARNING! The lift is very heavy. Use appropriate mechanical
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lifting equipment.
NOTE: Item numbers refer to attached Parts list.
5.1.
Open the package and fix the 4 Lifting Pins, washers and lock
nuts (items 5 / 29 / 30 ) to the edge of the frame.
5.2.
Use ropes/strops fixed to the 4 Lifting Pins and lift the lift out.
NOTE: The pump tank is filled with oil. DO NOT incline it
when lifting, so as to avoid the oil being poured out.
5.3.
POWER UNIT PREPARATION
5.3.1.
Remove the power unit assembly from the package, lift the
handle, align the notch then tighten with two set screws.
5.4.
BASE FRAME, SIDE EXTENSIONS and RAMP (item 35, 16)
5.4.1.
Raise the base frame slightly and insert the two short support leg
assemblies into the frame in the appropriate position and fix in
place using the Safety Latches (item 36).
5.4.2.
Slide Ramp (item 16) into place and fix with cotter pin (item 17).
5.5.
HYDRAULIC CONNECTION (fig 1)
5.5.1.
Connect the hydraulic hoses of the power unit and base frame with quick connector, connect the two wires of the power unit to the
battery, then press the lifting switch to raise the platform.
5.6.
WHEEL CLAMP (refer to Parts List)
5.6.1.
Fix Wheel Clamps (items 44, 46) in place using fixings provided.
5.6.2.
Fix Baffle Plate (item 45) in place using fixings provided.
6. OPERATION
WARNING! Ensure that you have read, understand and apply the Section 1 Safety Instructions.
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WARNING! DO NOT overload the lift. The maximum load is 450kg.
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Position the lift in a suitable location, preferably on a concrete surface, capable of withstanding the weight of the motorcycle/vehicle
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and the lift.
WARNING! The motorcycle needs to be fully supported by the platform prior to lifting. The ramp (item 16) is only used to assist
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the operator in wheeling the vehicle on to the platform when the lift is at its lowest position.
6.1.
Wheel the motorcycle onto the lift and secure the front wheel into the clamp at the front of the lift.
6.2.
Secure the motorcycle to the lift using the Lifting Pins (items 29) and appropriate strapping.
6.3.
The motorcycle lift already has hydraulic oil added before shipping.
6.4.
Once connected to the power, the lift can be used immediately.
6.5.
Remove the ramp (item 3) before lifting the platform.
6.6.
Stand well back from the lift when lifting or lowering platform to avoid danger. Use the lifting switch (fig.1) to raise the lift.
6.7.
Once at its desired height, lower the lift so that the safety brake engages.
6.8.
LOWERING
6.8.1.
Check there are no tools, equipment, cables or hoses under the lift.
6.8.2.
The safety brake needs to be manually disengaged prior to lowering. Raise the lift to allow the safety brake to be released.
6.8.3.
As the lift is completely lowered, the safety brake automatically engages ready for ascending.
NOTE: The safety brake only engages once the lift is completely lowered, NOT if the lift is stopped during descent and raised
again. In this instance the safety brake MUST be manually engaged.
© Jack Sealey Limited
Original Language Version
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
1
Platform
2
Wheel Clamp
3
Ramp
4
Base Frame
5
Power Unit
6
Lifting Frame
7
Safety Device
Lifting
Switch
Quick Connector
To
Battery
MC454E
fig.1
Issue 1
10/10/22
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