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clear of the space between the Crane and the load.
12. Before each use, inspect the Crane, the Long Ram Jack and the Chain
and Hook for damage, corrosion and any other condition that might affect
the safe performance of this product.
13. Only set up the Crane when the pickup truck is off the highway, in a
clear location that is away from oncoming traffic.
14. Before lifting cargo into the truck bed, make sure the truck’s engine is
OFF with automatic transmission in PARK. Manual transmission vehicle’s
should be in gear. Chock all wheels for added safety.
15. When using this product, adhere to all Department of Transportation
(D.O.T.) requirements.
16. Note the position of the vehicle’s exhaust pipes before setting up the
Crane. Flammable goods being lifted by the Crane could come in contact
with still hot exhaust pipes and catch fire.
17. Setting up the Crane and maneuvering heavy cargo on the Crane can
be strenuous and dangerous. This should only be done by individuals who
can physically handle the demands of these tasks.
18. The Crane is for lifting purposes only, not for supporting loads. Quickly
support the load with appropriate jack stands or equivalent, if immediate
loading or unloading impossible. Do not leave a suspended load
unattended.
19. Remove the Crane from the vehicle’s receiver hitch when Crane is not
in use.
20. Always be aware of dynamic loading. An excess load may be created
briefly by a sudden tug or weight gain, which can damage the Crane, the
cargo, and/or personal injury.
21. Keep in mind that the warnings previously discussed cannot cover all
possible events and circumstances. It is important that the person setting
up, loading/ unloading and using this product use common sense at all
times.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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