Hiniker 2752 Operator's Manual page 17

Bolt through the upper set of bottom holes
in the upper links for most vehicles, then
secure the assembly with the 3/4 inch lock
nut from the stop plate kit. Bolting through
the lower set of holes will increase down-
ward plow travel for taller trucks, but reduce
lift height.
Rotate the stop plate up to contact the spac-
er bushing on the lift cylinder bolt. Gently
push back on the upper lift frame tube, then
release to allow the weight of the frame to
lock the stop plate in place.
5. Before assembling the power unit on the lift
frame, scrape a small amount of paint from
the two mount holes in the lift frame to pro-
vide a good electrical ground for the turn
signals and parking lights.
Mount the power unit on the lift frame with
two 3/8" x 3/4" hex bolts and two 3/8" lock
washers. The plastic reservoir of the power
unit should be to the left side of the plow.
DWG NO. 6004
DWG NO. 6595
Locate three 90 O-ring/flare adapters in
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the hardware bag.
Turn the O-ring end of one adapter into the
top port of the power unit so that it points
about 45 to the right and to the rear when
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viewed from the top.
Turn the other two 90
A and B from the back of the power unit so
that the flare ends point straight down.
Install 45 O-ring/flare adapters into the
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ports of the angling cylinders so that the
flare ends are nearly parallel to the mount
lugs of the push frame.
Three identical hydraulic hoses are in the
parts box. Each hose has a swivel nut on
each end that will assemble to the adapters
from the power unit and three cylinders.
Connect one hose to the fitting from the
top of the power unit, then route the hose
ahead of the lift frame tube before assem-
bling to the fitting from the lift cylinder.
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adapters into ports
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DWG NO. 4205
DWG NO. 6484