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IDENTIFICATION KEY
A.
Boom
B.
Pulley
C.
Winch
D.
Crane Handle
E.
Jack Attachment Point
F.
Base
G.
Jack Attachment Point
H.
Long Ram Hydraulic Jack
I.
Jack Handle
J.
Boom Extension
K.
Wire Rope and Hook
L.
Chain and Hook
ASSEMBLY & INSTALLATION
ASSEMBLING THE CRANE
Some components are heavy and difficult to maneuver while installing.
Have another person available to help you during installation.
1.
Place the base in the truck bed and check for proper clearance when the
crane is in use and when stored. A right rear corner mount is typical.
a.
A wood truck floor will require the installation of a 3/8 in. thick steel
plate approximately six to eight inches larger than the base plate on
top of the wooden deck. If the floor is heavy metal and ribbed, no
metal plate is required under the crane base plate, but filling in the
ribbed floor to level it may be required. The base may now be placed
in position and used to locate the mounting holes through the truck
bed and back plate.
b.
Different truck models may require additional bracing as the load
will be directed over the largest area possible. If additional bracing
is desired, install a brace which crosses both sides of the truck and
may be used with an outrigger, stabilizer or jack leg holder to keep
the truck stable during lifting operations.
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