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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum permissible work load: 3.0 t
Minimum height: 140 mm
Maximum height: 520 mm
OPERATION
The owner and/or the operator are responsible for maintaining the hoist, preserving all the war-
ning labels found on it and checking its efficiency during use.
Before use, the hoist should be inspected in accordance with the directions below, and the owner
should make sure that the operators have read and understood all the instructions and warnings
contained in the manual and found on the hoist.
The owner should keep the instructions for any future reference.
INSPECTION
Before use, the general state of the hoist should be checked; therefore, it is advisable to make
sure that no defects are found, including the following:
- obvious damage to the welds
- bent, loose or missing parts
- leaks from the hydraulic part
- any visible damage
LIFTING VEHICLE
- Make sure that both the hoist and the vehicle stand on a hard, flat surface.
- Always apply the hand brake and make sure that the wheels cannot move.
- Consult the vehicle manual to check the point where the hoist should be placed, to avoid da
mage.
- Make sure that the operating lever has been locked in an anticlockwise direction.
- The plate can be rapidly brought close to the point of support of the vehicle by using the
pedal to the right of the operating lever.
- Lift the vehicle to the required height by means of the operating lever, pumping down.
- Place a few stands under the vehicle at the points recommended by the manufacturer.
DO NOT PLACE YOURSELF UNDER THE VEHICLE IF NO STANDS ARE AVAILABLE.
Hoists have not been designed to support big loads for long periods.
- Do not use the hoist to move the vehicle when lifted.
- To lay the vehicle on the stands, lift the operating lever of the hoist, and turn it clockwise.
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Hydraulic hoist, 3 tons
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