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States the maximum weight the hitch lift can safely raise.
Crucial safety instruction to read the entire manual before operation.
Warns against allowing children near the work area or the tool.
Stresses using the tool for its intended purpose and not forcing it.
Mandates the use of ANSI-approved safety goggles during operation.
Instructs to unplug the tool when not in use or before maintenance.
Reminds to remove tools from the hitch before powering on.
Warns to ensure the switch is off before plugging in the tool.
Directs to inspect parts for damage before use and repair/replace if necessary.
Specifies using only identical replacement parts and approved accessories.
Warns against operating the tool while impaired by substances.
Alerts pacemaker users to consult physicians due to potential interference.
Critical warning not to overload the hitch lift beyond its specified capacity.
Essential step to ensure stability during operation.
Guides on proper load placement and securing for safety.
Ensures adequate power supply from the vehicle battery.
Strict prohibition against using the lift for transporting people.
Warning against moving the vehicle with the lift platform extended and carrying a load.
Safety advice on managing the cord and maintaining distance during operation.
Reinforces the prohibition of unsupervised or child operation.
Instruction to replace the lift cable if it shows signs of damage.
Procedure for handling issues with a loaded lift.
Final assembly step to attach the hitch to the vehicle.
Critical first step for electrical safety before making connections.
Guidance on finding a suitable power source on the vehicle.
Instructions for creating a new fused circuit if none exists.
Detailed steps for installing a circuit breaker if needed.
Critical warning to postpone battery connection until instructed.
Instruction for making the negative electrical connection.
Final step to reconnect the positive battery cable.
Checking lift travel limits and noting the need for limit switch adjustment.
Section detailing the procedure for lifting loads.
Crucial step for safely securing the load to the platform.
Transferring the load from the lift to the vehicle.
Section detailing the procedure for lowering loads.
Loading the item onto the deck plate.
Pre-use inspection checklist for safety and functionality.
States the maximum weight the hitch lift can safely raise.
Crucial safety instruction to read the entire manual before operation.
Warns against allowing children near the work area or the tool.
Stresses using the tool for its intended purpose and not forcing it.
Mandates the use of ANSI-approved safety goggles during operation.
Instructs to unplug the tool when not in use or before maintenance.
Reminds to remove tools from the hitch before powering on.
Warns to ensure the switch is off before plugging in the tool.
Directs to inspect parts for damage before use and repair/replace if necessary.
Specifies using only identical replacement parts and approved accessories.
Warns against operating the tool while impaired by substances.
Alerts pacemaker users to consult physicians due to potential interference.
Critical warning not to overload the hitch lift beyond its specified capacity.
Essential step to ensure stability during operation.
Guides on proper load placement and securing for safety.
Ensures adequate power supply from the vehicle battery.
Strict prohibition against using the lift for transporting people.
Warning against moving the vehicle with the lift platform extended and carrying a load.
Safety advice on managing the cord and maintaining distance during operation.
Reinforces the prohibition of unsupervised or child operation.
Instruction to replace the lift cable if it shows signs of damage.
Procedure for handling issues with a loaded lift.
Final assembly step to attach the hitch to the vehicle.
Critical first step for electrical safety before making connections.
Guidance on finding a suitable power source on the vehicle.
Instructions for creating a new fused circuit if none exists.
Detailed steps for installing a circuit breaker if needed.
Critical warning to postpone battery connection until instructed.
Instruction for making the negative electrical connection.
Final step to reconnect the positive battery cable.
Checking lift travel limits and noting the need for limit switch adjustment.
Section detailing the procedure for lifting loads.
Crucial step for safely securing the load to the platform.
Transferring the load from the lift to the vehicle.
Section detailing the procedure for lowering loads.
Loading the item onto the deck plate.
Pre-use inspection checklist for safety and functionality.
General| Model | 47591 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Chicago Electric |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Motor | Electric |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Material | Steel |
| Lifting Height (single line) | 38 ft |
| Lifting Height (double line) | 19 ft. |
| Maximum Lift Height | 38 ft. |
| Features | Remote control |
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