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Item 66907
Operating Instructions
Park vehicle on a flat, level, solid, surface safely away from oncoming traffic. Turn off the vehicle’s
engine. Place the vehicle’s transmission in “PARK” (if automatic) or in its lowest gear (if manual).
Set the vehicle’s emergency brake. Then, chock the wheels that are not being lifted.
1. Assemble the Handle (15) and Rocker Bar (14).
2. Slide the hooked end of the Rocker Bar
into the holes in the Rocker Head (13).
3. Attach Handle to the flat end of the Rocker Bar.
Rocker Bar (14)
Rocker Head (13)
Handle (15)
Jack
4. If the Jack is not fully collapsed, lower the Jack
so that it will easily slide under the vehicle.
5. Chock the wheels opposite the wheel to be removed.
6. To make it easier to remove the wheel’s lug nuts.
Slightly loosen the lug nuts prior to raising the wheel.
7. Slide the Jack under the vehicle near
the wheel being removed.
IMPORTANT:
The Scissor Jack is designed for use on
vehicle’s with frame seams capable of sustaining rated
capacity loads. Carefully position the Scissor Jack under
the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended lift point.
8. Rotate the Handle clockwise, raising the
Jack. Continue rotating the Handle until
the vehicle is raised enough so the wheel
is approximately 1″ off the ground.
9. Remove the lug nuts from the vehicle’s wheel.
Remove the wheel, and replace it with the
spare wheel (not included). Replace and
tighten all the lug nuts onto the wheel.
10. Remove the old wheel, tools and any
other objects from under the vehicle.
11. Rotate the Handle counterclockwise
to lower the Jack.
12. Continue rotating the Handle until the Jack
is completely collapsed to the ground.
13. Double check and re-tighten the wheel lugs.
14. Remove the Jack.
