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Set Up Instructions
Read the ENTIRE
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INFORMATION section
at the beginning of this
document including all
text under subheadings
therein before set up or
use of this product.
Handle Assembly
You will need to attach the Handle
to the base of the Jack before
first use. Refer to the Parts Lists
and Diagrams near the end of
this manual for part numbers.
Tighten hardware to no more
than 43 ft-lb, using a torque
wrench (sold separately).
1. Remove the three Screws (D611)
from the Handle Bracket (D151).
2. Set the Handle (D610A or B) on
the Handle Bracket, making sure
that the Chain (D612) and the
Adjusting Bolt (D614) pass through
the large opening in the center of
the Handle Bracket and the hole
in the center of the Shaft (D153).
3. Slide the Washers (D616)
onto the Screws (D611) then
insert the Screws through the
Handle into the Handle Bracket
(D151) and tighten securely.
4. Raise the Lever Plate (D132) and
insert the Adjusting Bolt (D614)
into the slotted open end, keeping
the Adjusting Nut (D615) on the
underside of the Lever Plate.
The Control Lever
The Control Lever on the Handle has
three positions: Raise, Drive and Lower.
a.
Figure 1
Handle
Control Lever
Raise
Drive
Lower
Raise - Move the Handle down
to its lowest position. Pump
the Handle frame up and
down to lift the Jack Forks.
b. Drive - Move the Handle to
the center position. The Jack
Forks do not change position
when in drive. This position is
used when the load is moved
from one location to another.
c. Lower - Hold the Handle up
in its highest position. This
position automatically moves
the Forks to their lowest level.
This position is only in place as
long as you hold the Handle up.
The Handle moves back to the
Drive position when released.
If the Handle does not function
properly, make adjustments as
described in the following chart