User Guide

JACK USE

1. Make sure the jack and the vehicle are on a hard level surface.

2. Activate the hazard warning flasher, turn off ignition, set the parking

brake, move automatic shift selector to park position. In case of

manual transmission, move gear selector into reverse position. In

addition, the wheel diagonally opposite from the wheel being lifted

shall be chocked in both directions.

3. Place jack only at points of the vehicle as specified by the vehicle

manufacturer.

4. Follow the tire changing procedure or tire chain mounting procedure specified by vehicle manufacturer’s owner’s manual.

5. No alterations shall be made to this product.

6. Turn the handle clockwise to closed position. Do not over tighten!

7. With saddle in place, pump the handle and raise the vehicle.

8. Insert lock bar to prevent accidental lowering.

LOWERING THE VEHICLE

1. Turn handle clockwise to closed position.

2. Pump handle to lift vehicle off of lock bar.

3. Turn handle SLOWLY counterclockwise to lower the vehicle onto the ground.

JACK STORAGE

Always store your jack in the fully lowered position. This will prevent critical areas from excessive corrosion.

ATV/MOTORCYCLE JACK USE

Mounting Vehicle On Lift

1. Remove saddle. Lower the Jack completely. This should

allow you to easily roll it under the vehicle.

Note: Read your Vehicle Owner’s Manual to determine the

recommended lift points of your specific vehicle.

2. Make sure that your vehicle is properly balanced. Load saddle

platform equally.

Operating Lift

1. Assure that vehicle is properly balanced on lift saddle platform.

2. Support the vehicle with tie down straps. Attach your vehicle securely to the lift, using appropriate straps (recommended

to use straps with 150% rated capacity of weight of load, straps not included).

3. While watching to make sure it is

safe to do so, pump the handle

until the vehicle is at the desired

height. Make sure the vehicle is

lifted enough to engage the Lock

Bar.

4. Insert Lock Bar.

Never work on the vehicle or leave unattended if the Lock Bar is not in place,

and if sufficient tie down straps are not holding the vehicle firmly in place.

Lock Bar

Saddle Platform

Secure Here

Saddle Platform

Saddle