Craftsman 875.50190 User manual

Operator's Manual

Model No,

CAUTION: R:ead,understand and follow

aH Safety Ruies and O#erating #sstructions

ir_this manua_before using this #_oduct,

•Safety

-Warranty

•Features & Operation

•Maintenance

•Espa_o| pg, 13

Sears, Roebuck and Co,, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U,S.A,

V_s_toer Craftsman webs_te: www.craftaman,eom

ONDYEAR FULL WARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN PRODUCT

[f th_sCrsflsmar_ pf_uct fails @e to a defect in mater_a_ a_ wo_kme_ship ,_thin one

yt_.a[from _he date dpUrcha_a RETURN IT TO ANY SEARS STORE OR OTHER

CRA_SMAN OUTLET IN THE UN_ED STATES FOR FREE REPLACEMENT,

ff _¢s @aftsman prcyjuct is used _a_comme_cia_i of re,tat purposes this war_a_ty

appk_s bf On_y90 days f_om Be date dpu[chase.

This warranty _ves you s42ee}f_cle_ _ghte and yo_._may alse have oc_e_' r_ghts

whirl vary from s_ate t9 s_ate

£_a_ R@_b_¢k aRd CO,. Dept 8t 7 WA Hoffma_ Estates _L 60179

SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS! ;READALL INSTRUCTIONS!

ZWARNWNG:]

* Fa}/_fe te comply with ebfma_ie_ h _his man,ual or to heed product _amk_g !abe_s

may result e persor_al sissy or property damage

.Sfu@_ a.ede_s_and a_d fe t_,, air 1he hs_ruetioes be_O_eopefa%g this device

,ONLY use iack De a _rd #ave_s_dace tP_I iScapable dsap_xsrfl_'tgthe veh c_e

,Lift o_ty on area5 dvehicle as sT,ecBed by the vehicle maeufacture_

,ALWAYS u_ tieodowe straps to secure the sehicb to the jack.

NEVER me_e vehid_ with jack if straps are no_ ie pb_._eef secde.

*ALWAYS use the height bck bar wher_ the vehic#e is _aised te preve_l the

vehicb from dropp _g accidental y;

, ALWAYS b_e[ the vehicle to the bwes_ _ss_b/e jack p_itk)_ BEFORE

attempting to d@_ or mere it

"DO NOT make az_yalte_atlees te this Feduct

* the _a_ bebre each a_,

* DO NOT u_ }f bak_g flukJ andor bre_n_ beret c_a@ed of ether'¢4se dama_J

pass ale tiered

*Immediately afte_t raiat#g vehicle, ensure that Height Lock Bat is engage&

*ALWAYS _ar safe_y _@e_ _rat_ng ths predict.

iaek it could cause serie_s badly ieju_y_

, Open the re/ease valve by pressing down on the re_easepeda_(_

(see Fig. t and 2)

• Remove the oil fi_ plug__(seeFig i).

• Pump the foot peda_ (_ (see Fig I and 2) 6 to 8 times to release any

pressurized air that may be trapped in the oi_reservoir (hydraulic system)

- Be sure oii leve_is just be_owthe threads in the ot fi_ip_ughole if oi_needs

to be added fo_r_,_the instructions on page 9.

• Replace and tighten oi_fi_ plug.

This iack (see Figs_1 IA IB and 2) has specia_ builHn featu[es that make

it idea_for pedorming minor repairs oil changes cleanups and more.

These features include:

, 1500_pound load capacity to lift most motor_cles and ATVs.

, A fasbaction hydraulic pump with toot pedal(J_see Fig2) for easy lifting

from 51/sto 17 inches above front ofiack base Twoadapter p/ares,sg/d

separate_/(see Fig.1A) are availabieto allow lilting to 19 nches above

front djack base.

- 3 position Height Lock Bar provides positive locking at three lift heights:

1t _4 in., t4 1/_in. and 16 I/2 in (see Fg.1)_

iMPORTANT: Upon raising vehic[e_the jack must IMMEDIATELY be locked

into one dthe three lift heights.

* Precision controlled _ootrelease_(F g.2) for Iowedng the vehicle

, Can be used as a dolly to move your vehicle to a convenient location

for working or storage.

, T:Handie(Fig. 1) for added controlwhendotMng veh}cleinto workngor storage _a_ion.

, The jack a_soincludes h*_ol_inch wide × 15 foot long ratchetihg tie-down

straps (see Rg 1B) to help secure the vehicte.

, The jack has adiustab_e locking screws and _ockingcasters

to increase stability (see Fig°t ).

, Purchasetwo2richheightadiustmentadapterplates(seeFig.1A),

soldseparately,toadd2inchestothemaximum_iftheightofi6V2inches

toaccommodatehigh-chassisdi_bikesthatrequirean18V24nchheighL

•_nc_udestwo 1*inch wide x i 5-ff. _ongratcheting tie_dowr_ straps

(see Fig. 1B and F]g_4A)_

Fig,IA i_l.,<......................................._.i__ j ............/so_di_..._p,_te_yt

Lift

Saddles

FootPedal

Release P_al Base

Locking Wheels Height Lock Bar

Locking Screws

............._........................_,_x_2""_'_"°..............................................,__........................!_.}::}l

........._;................._:}::::::X//:i:2:Ii:_:::ili

...............:_................./_ M_'_ ,,_ _A

(see _tg_)

2. insert Foot Peda_Arm @ into the sleeve of Hydraulic Ram _ and

secure wth M8 x 12 Hex Bolt (4)_

3, Attach Height Lock Re_ease @ to Height Lock Bar using 2 Spdng

Washers G8 (1)AND 2 Nuts M8 (2),

4, Attach T-Handle _to ConnectiRg Rod _ with Cotter Pin (3),

5. Make sure that ali connections are tightened thoroughly.

TO RAISE THE VEHICLE (see Figs 2_3)

1,P_ace_ck on a hard ievef surface

2. Toa/'_id item from slipping du#ng tP_

_aisingo_ration ONLYlitton pointsd

vehicle ed by vehlcie manufacturer F_t Pedal

in the veh_sWsoperatoCsmanual

under the vehicle s liftpoint.

f@t on tab marked LOCK_AL_YS @ec£ to_ sure #_atthe _dd_e andthe

vehicle are p@sit£_edco_Tect_yBEFORE raisingthe }8_k

5, Use Fc_t Peda_to raisevehicle,Pump Foot Peda}unti_tip o_Height L_;_ Bar

m_s past desired _c_kpositbn ridge The tipof the Height LockBar wit!sink

ilto positionjust behindthe ddge.Depress releasepeda_s_ight_ysothat #'_etip

movessaugtya_inst _idge

& Applyt}e-downstraps(seepage7, Secudngthe'_,Lehicle)once_hic_e has been

raisedtothe desired workinghe_ht Thoroughlytighten thetwotie-®wn straps.

7, Stabiiize _oaded on a hard surface for maximum balance by adjustin9

_ockingscrews

TO LOWER THE VEHICLE, (see Fig, 2)

1, Raise the iack s_ighflyand pull back on the Height L_sk Re_easeto release

2,Fastenthe HeightL_k Retease@ totheQip @_

3. Pressthe Relea_ Pedal_very gentlytolower the Saddle_)and vehicle

1_ | Tie-downstraps wi!lbecomeI_se and vehiste wilt

Ibe releas_i upon loweringthe vehicle

SECURING THE VEHICLE with the two 1-in, x1_,

Rateheting Tie-Down Straps (s_ Fig, 4, 4A)

Fig, 4 Release La_chC

Top view "OPEN Position

3, Tighten the strap by ratcheting the handle back and [orth until the vehicle

is sec_Jretn order to keep the strap in position while t ghtening, may be

necessary to take up _heexcess slack by hand unti! the strap is tighL

4, To_ockratchet, p_aceHandle @ in the ciosed position

to the veh c/e, DO NOT over-tighten strap,

Fig. 4A

High,.chasss moto_yde

secured ontoiack wilh the

2cinchadapIer p_ates

sold separately

andthe two ratche_in9

fie_.>wn straps

RELEASING THE VEHICLE FROM THE TWO RATCHETING

TiE-DOWN STRAPS (see Fig. 4B)

Fig 4B Release Latch C

"CLOSED _Position

1. Hoid the ratchet in one hand and with the other hand puli back on

Release Latch @o

until the toad re_eases.

[_CAUTION:j The VEHICLE witireiease atthis point.

& 'Toremovestrap pu_/upon _atchetand slidestrapout of Spindle _.

1 DO NOT use the two tie down straps for towing vehicles or to

ho_dor suspend human weight.

2. DO NOT use pliers or any other tools to operate the ratchefing

handte _, (see Fig. 4B}. Use hand power only:

3 Protect strap webbing from sharp edges heat and acid. Replace

strap webbing if t iscut worn or damaged, hspect strap webbing

hooks and hardware before each use.

(seeFig.1,2)

TOADDHYDRAULICJACKOIL

the oi_fill plug DO NOT ALLOW dirt o_debris to ente_ the system

TO REPLACE HYDRAULIC JACK OiL

°Open the release valve by pressing down on the re_ease peda_

Unscrew and remove oil fil_plug.

-Turn entire jack over so that a_ dthe old oi_will drain out dthe oi_fiHhole.

NOTE: When draining oil use a proof container and ALWAYS fo_ow ALL

local and state waste disposa_ guidelines

* After a_!of the oid oil has drained out dthe jack, turn the _ack back e/vet to a

DO NOT ALLOW dirt and debris to enter the system

-Repiace and tighten oil fili piug.

iMPORTANT: When adding or replacing oH, ALWAYS use a goed

grade d(SAE 5 W) hydraulic jack oi_ NEVER use brake fluid, alcehoi

glycerin, detergent motor oi$or dirty oH dany kind Improper oit usage

will cause serious internal damage to jack.

LUBRICATION

,Use a good grade e_lubricating ell on a_ moving parts when needed

STORING

,When iack is not in use or when storing the jack,

ALWAYS have the lift saddles in the lowest (downi_ position

RUST PREVENTION

Check power unit (hydrau}ic ram} see pa_s _istFig 2 _etter_) page 5

every two monfhs or sooner based on use for any rust or corrosion

Clean and wii_ down with oil cloth.

Maximumloadcapacity: 1500ibs(681kg,}

_ckingPositions: 1t3t4in,t4114inand

161/2in

Size: 351_x17xt4inches

Weightwithoutthetwotie*downstraps

andthetwoadapterplates(soldseparately):_77_bs_

PROBLEM

Jack will not

ftft to full

height

CAUSE

1.Airin hydraulic

system

2,Release valve is

stuck

t Oil ieve/is tow

2. Airin hydrau%

system

1,Airin hydraulic

system

2, Dirtyoit

I, Excessiveweight

2 Oil levelis bw

SOLUTION

system*

2 Trander weight Ioadand

clean valve

I. Ftl to recommendedlevei

2 Purgeair from hydraulic

system.*

l Purgeairfrom hyd_aulic

system"

2 Changeoi_ UseSAE 5W

f, Decreaseweight or change

toa highercapacityiacL

2. FH_to recommendedlevel

For purging air, see Purging Air Instructions on page 3,

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