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Model: AC1000M

Installation, Operation & Maintenance

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CHAPTER 3.

INSTRUCTION

3-1 INSTRUCTION

Caution:

This product is intended for use by

professionals in the performance of mechanical

repairs on powersports vehicles and is to be

considered dangerous if not maintained or if used

improperly. The lift should be placed on a flat

concrete surface to prevent unit from tipping or

rocking during use.

STEP 1. Check product and bill of materials to

make certain all required parts are

accounted for and in good condition.

STEP 2. Raise Lift to working height to verify

front and rear drop-out operation.

Slide latches off of retention bolts (See

photo A) while holding the drop-out,

then check to make sure the panel

travels downward freely. Make sure to

hold the drop-out portion and not let it

fall freely.

< Photo A >

Caution

: Never operate lift while drop down

panels are in the down position. Return them to the

level position until the safety lock is set. (See photo

B)

< Photo B >

STEP 3. Attach vise rails in the appropriate

holes on the deck of the lift. (See

photo C) Slide vise into rails and make

sure there is space to allow a smooth

sliding motion. Tighten rails to the

deck and recheck sliding of clamp.

Tighten pinch bolts to hold vise to the

deck of the lift.

< Photo C >

STEP 4. Attach ramp to rear of the lift while in

the down position.

STEP 5. Always use tie-downs to secure

vehicle to the lift while operating.

STEP 6. If applicable, attach side extensions as

needed. No hardware or tools needed

for application

Caution

: Do not leave ramp attached to lift while

in operation or in up position. Do not leave ramps

for the extensions attached while in operation or in

the up position.

Notes

: Be aware of all marked pinch points.

Lubricate all points at least 3 times a year or more

depending on frequency of use.

Make sure all air

lines are securely fastened; be aware of all pinch

points. Lubricate all moving parts at least 3 times a

year. Depending on frequency of use you can need

to do this more often.

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