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General| Brand | Central Hydraulics |
|---|---|
| Model | 2792 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Maintaining a tidy workspace is crucial to prevent accidents and injuries.
Ensure the work area is dry, well-lit, and free from hazards before operating the lift.
Prevent children from entering the work area or playing with the lift to ensure their safety.
Store the ATV Lift securely in a dry location when not in use to prevent rust and unauthorized access.
Use appropriate tools and avoid forcing equipment to prevent damage or injury.
Wear appropriate clothing, avoiding loose items, and use protective gear for safe operation.
Always wear ANSI-approved safety goggles to protect your eyes during operation.
Maintain proper footing and balance; avoid reaching across moving machinery.
Keep the ATV Lift clean and lubricated for optimal performance and safety.
Remain attentive and use common sense while operating the lift; avoid use when fatigued.
Inspect all parts for damage before use; repair or replace damaged components by a qualified technician.
Use only identical replacement parts; using other parts may void the warranty.
Avoid operating the lift if judgment or reflexes are impaired by alcohol or drugs.
Regular maintenance by a qualified technician is essential for safe operation.
Ensure the lift is operated on a stable, level surface capable of supporting the load.
Never exceed the maximum weight capacity of 1500 lbs to prevent damage or injury.
Use appropriate hydraulic oil and maintain system cleanliness to ensure proper function.
Do not move the lift with a load; its wheels are for transport without a load.
Engage the Stop Bar to secure the vehicle during lifting operations for safety.
Lower loads gradually and in a controlled manner to prevent sudden drops.
Prohibit riding on the lift during raising, lowering, or while holding a load.
Maintain clearance from lift arms during operation and keep onlookers at a safe distance.
Secure the load using tie-down straps to prevent it from shifting or falling.
The lift is for temporary use; do not support loads for extended periods.
Inspect for hydraulic leaks before each use; do not operate if leaks are present.
Avoid dropping loads onto the lift to prevent damage and injury.
This lift is not designed or approved for aircraft use.
Common sense and caution are essential factors for safe operation, as the manual cannot cover all scenarios.
Inspect the contents for intactness and damage upon unpacking.
Attach the lifting frame to the stop bar and rear lift arms using bolts and bushings.
Fasten the assembly securely using the specified washers and nuts.
Secure the jack to the mounting plate and attach the lifting frame to the jack's ram.
Install the foot pedal and handle assembly onto the jack and rear lift arm.
Verify the stop bar is correctly locked and engages with base indents.
Steps for safely raising the ATV lift with a load.
Procedure for safely lowering the ATV lift with or without a load.
Keep lift dry, lubricate moving parts, and check hardware for security.
Procedure for bleeding air and filling the hydraulic system with oil.
Test the jack's functionality after maintenance to ensure proper operation.
List of main components and their part numbers for the ATV lift.
Visual representation of the ATV lift's main assembly.
Detailed list of components specifically for the hydraulic jack (16).
Diagram illustrating the assembly of the hydraulic jack (16).
