Ultimate Speed Z32196 - Manual (Page 20)

20 GB/MT
Hydraulic Trolley Jack
Proper use
The hydraulic vehicle jack is intended for raising
and lowering motor vehicles. Other uses or
modification of the hydraulic vehicle jack shall
be considered as improper use and may lead
to injury or damage. The manufacturer will not
accept liability for loss or damage arising from
improper use. The product is not intended for
commercial use.
Note: Reclose the release valve
5 after each
use!
Description of parts
1 Lifting handle
2 Lifting arm
3 Support plate
4 Carrying handle
5 Release valve
6 Lifting handle socket
7 Cover
8 Relief valve
9 Adapter
10 Hex bolt
11 Nut
Technical data
Stroke: 142–336 mm
157–351 mm (with adapter )
Maximum load: 2000 kg
Hydraulic oil
grade:
SAE 10
Hydraulic oil
quantity:
95 ml
Maximum
force on lever: 350 N
Included items
1 hydraulic trolley jack
1 adapter
1 pump lever
1 operating instructions
Safety notes
DANGER! Follow the instructions below to
avoid the threat of loss of life, injury, or
damage to the product etc.
Always use axle stands and wheel chocks
in addition to your hydraulic vehicle jack.
Never work under a raised vehicle unless
you have taken additional safety precautions.
This is intended to prevent the vehicle from roll-
ing away, sliding off or overturning the jack.
Use the product on a solid, level surface
only. Using the product on an unstable or
uneven surface – such as a gravel surface –
may lead to the load slipping.
2000
kg
Ensure that you never exceed the
allowable (rated) load capacity.
The person operating the jack must observe
the jack and the load during all movements.
Never work under the raised load if it has
not been made secure by suitable means.
Do not allow the hydraulic vehicle jack to
be used by uninstructed or inexperienced
persons.
Before using the hydraulic vehicle jack take
precautions to prevent the vehicle from rolling
away. Put the handbrake on, place the vehicle
in gear (with automatic gearboxes set to “P”)
and chock the wheels.
Even with safety measures in place always
remain alert and make a visual check that
the support plate
3 is firmly seated against
the vehicle jacking point.
Make sure that no petrol, battery acid or
any other dangerous substance can flow out
of the vehicle when the vehicle is being lifted.
Check that no person or object is under the
vehicle before you lower it.