Grizzly g8723 Manuel D’Utilisation
Figure 1.
Model G8723.
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MODEL G8723
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2
Ton Scissor Jack
INSTRUCTION SHEET
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1. This jack is intended for emergency tire
changing ONLY.
2. DO NOT overload this jack beyond the rated
capacity of 1
1
/
2
tons. Overloading can cause
the jack to collapse and drop the load.
3. NEVER get under the vehicle when it is
supported only by this scissor jack.
4. DO NOT attempt to move the vehicle while
the jack is under it.
5. ONLY use this jack on a hard level surface
capable of sustaining the load being lifted.
6. ONLY lift the vehicle until one wheel is clear
of the ground.
7. ONLY lift the vehicle at locations designated
by the vehicle's owner manual.
Introduction
The Model G8723 compact steel Scissor Jack
gives a maximum 11" lift of a vehicle to a load of
up to 1
gives a maximum 11" lift of a vehicle to a load of
up to 1
1
/
2
tons.
Inventory (Figure 1)
A. Jack Base ................................................... 1
B. Jack Handle ................................................ 1
C. Rocker Bar ................................................. 1
Operation Instructions
1. Before positioning the jack under the vehi-
cle:
a. Turn on the vehicle's hazard warning
a. Turn on the vehicle's hazard warning
flashers.
b. Make sure the engine is
OFF.
c. Set the vehicle's emergency brake on.
d. Always block the remaining tires with
d. Always block the remaining tires with
appropriate chocks.
d. Set the transmission in PARK (automatic)
or REVERSE (manual).
2. Connect the jack handle and rocker bar, and
insert the hooked end of the resulting assem-
bly into the jack base as shown in
bly into the jack base as shown in
Figure 1.
3. Position the jack under the correct location as
directed by the vehicle's owner manual.
4. Rotate the jack handle clockwise to raise the
vehicle and counterclockwise to lower.
5. Keep the threads of the screw rod well oiled
and free of rust to avoid the jack binding dur-
ing operation.
ing operation.
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