Grizzly g8717 Manuale Utente
MODEL
G8714/G8715/
G8716/G8717
JACK STANDS
INSTRUCTION SHEET
To reduce the risk of property damage,
serious personal injury, or death when
using these jack stands, take the following
precautions:
•
Do not overload these jack stands
beyond their maximum rating. The
maximum rated load is for a pair of
jack stands with an evenly distributed,
vertically applied load only.
•
Use caution when entering a vehicle
supported by jack stands. Never allow
others to enter a supported vehicle
while anyone is working underneath.
•
ONLY use this jack on a hard level
surface capable of sustaining the load
being supported.
•
Only use the jack stands at appropriate
points on the vehicle that can safely
support the vehicle's weight.
•
Always make sure that vehicle load
points are centered in the saddle and
that all four corners of the jack stand
are firmly on the ground.
•
Always apply the parking brake, and
use wheel chocks against the tires to
prevent accidental rolling.
•
Keep as much of your body as possible
out from underneath the vehicle when
placing or removing the stands.
•
Never modify or alter these jack
stands.
•
Never release the jack quickly so the
vehicle drops and slams onto the
wheels or jack stands.
•
Never allow children to play with or near
jack stands while in use or in storage.
Specifications
Model: G8714 2-Ton Jack Stands
—Maximum Load: 4,000 lbs (1 Ton Each).
—Minimum Support Height: 10
1
⁄
2
".
—Maximum Support Height: 16
1
⁄
2
".
Model: G8715 3-Ton Jack Stands
—Maximum Load: 6,000 lbs (1
1
⁄
2
Ton Each).
—Minimum Support Height: 11
3
⁄
4
".
—Maximum Support Height: 16
3
⁄
4
".
Model: G8716 4-Ton Jack Stands
—Maximum Load: 8,000 lbs (2 Tons Each).
—Minimum Support Height: 12
3
⁄
4
".
—Maximum Support Height: 19".
Model: G8717 6-Ton Jack Stands
—Maximum Load: 12,000 lbs (3 Tons Each).
—Minimum Support Height: 12
3
⁄
4
".
—Maximum Support Height: 19
3
⁄
4
".
Setup
Insert the ratchet bar into the base and bend the
tab (
tab (
Figure 1) inward. The tab when bent in, per-
manently prevents the post from completely slid-
ing out from the base.
ing out from the base.
Figure 1. Lock tab.
Ratchet
Bar
Base