ELECTRIC LIFT
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Float lockout pin (optional)2.
Electric lift unit3.
Pivot pin
To operate equipment in a fixed "locked" po-
sition, where down pressure of implement is
required (that is blade work); remove frame cover
and remove cotter pin in pivot. Reverse lock pin
(optional) and insert into pre-aligned holes in clevis
and lower portion of rockshaft arm. Replace
washer and cotter pin.
The electric lift is operated by a control switch on
the right-hand side of the instrument panel. To
raise the implement push upward on control switch
until desired height is reached, then release the
switch. Switch will return to the center or neutral
position. Equipment will stay in a given position
when you release the switch. To lower equipment
push down on the control switch. Switch will again
return to the central or neutral position when you
release it.
CAUTION! To avoid injury, always stop
the engine and set the brake pedal in the
locked position before making any
adjustments to the machine.
NOTE: Always operate elctric lift with tractorengine
running. Operation of electric lift off the
battery will cause premature battery failure.
NOTE: Remove or position cam stop on side of
frame for full travel of rockshaft before locking
rockshaft arms as described above.
NOTE: Whenever raising or lowering equipment
release control switch when equipment has reached
a fully raised or lower position. Holding control
switch will cause protective switch to open thecircuit.
Lift will function after waiting 30 seconds.
NOTE: To avoid possible damage, as soon as the
operation requiring "Down Pressure" is completed,
immediately return the float lockout pin to the
"Free to Float" position.
Equipment is normally operated in a "Float"
position (implement free to move upward) with
lock pin (optional) positioned as shown. Cam stop
on the outside of the frame may be adjusted as
described on page 14 to allow implement to return
to a single preset height.
Refer to equipment manual for proper mounting
instructions.
NOTE: Periodically lubricate pin "A" with a few
drops of engine oil.
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