MoJack PRO - Manual (Page 8)

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Operating Instructions
STEP 13
Locking Carrier into the Safety Ratchet
• As the Carrier raises, the clicking sound indicates that the
Safety Ratchet is functioning properly. Once the mower is
at the desired working height, rotate the Winch Handle
counterclockwise 1/2 turn to release the tension off of the
Lifting Strap and allowing the Carrier to rest firmly on the
Safety Ratchet.
STEP 12
Raising the Mower
• Raise the mower by rotating the Winch Handle clockwise.
• See Step 21 for raising the mower with drill attachment.
Do not attempt to lift more than 750 lbs.
The MoJack PRO must be used on a solid level surface.
The engine must be turned off and key removed.
The mower must be in neutral.
The parking brake must be off when raising and/or lowering
the mower.
The Safety Straps must be firmly tightened.
Safety Ratchet
Carrier
Lifting Strap
1/2 Turn
STEP 11
Adjusting the Winch Handle
(optional)
• The optimal Winch Handle length is in the longer setting.
Some mowers have brush guards or larger hoods that
interfere with the longer Winch Handle. The Winch Handle
can be adjusted by removing the Nylock Nut and
Winch Handle Washer
and re-attaching
in the shorter setting.
Longer Setting – 12” Radius
Shorter Setting – 10” Radius
Winch Handle Washer
Nylock Nut
STEP 16
Removing the Mower from the MoJack PRO
• Remove the Safety Straps from front mower tires.
• Removing Support Rods is optional during this step.
• Drive or roll the mower off of the Wheel Pads.
Operating Instructions
STEP 15
Lowering the Mower
• Remove wheel chocks.
• Release the parking brake.
• Mower must be in neutral.
• Rotate the Winch Handle 1/2 turn clockwise while squeezing the
Grip Handle and Ratchet Release Handle together. Keeping the
Grip and Ratchet Release Handles squeezed together, turn the
Winch Handle counterclockwise until the Wheel Pads are firmly
on the ground.
Grip Handle
Ratchet
Release
Handle
1/2 Turn
STEP 14
Preparing the Mower for Service
• Place wheel chocks (not included) behind the back tires of the mower.
• Now apply the parking brake on the mower.
Wheel Chock