Use high reach vehicle support stands to assist in stabilizing the vehicle if heavy parts are to be added or removed . Never lower a vehicle onto the vehicle support stand. Never try to stabilize a falling vehicle — get out of the way! Make sure the wheels are properly chocked on drive-on lifts.
What is a high reach support stand?
Atd Tools High Reach Supplementary Stand is designed to help prevent the tipping/rocking of a vehicle while the vehicle is on an automotive lift. It is to be used in pairs to stabilize a vehicle during service.
When using an asymmetrical lift the vehicle center of gravity is important for proper placement of the vehicle on the lift?
When using an asymmetrical lift, the vehicle’s center of gravity is important for proper placement of the vehicle on the lift. 4. It is the lift owner’s responsibility to educate all employees on proper lift procedures .
What is the safe way to use high reach Supplementary stands under the vehicle?
Blackhawk Automotive High Reach Supplementary Stand is designed to help prevent the tipping/ rocking of a vehicle while the vehicle is engaged on an automotive lift. For use ONLY under a properly secured automotive lift . It is to be used in pairs to stabilize a vehicle during service.
Can you place frame-engaging lift adapters anywhere under the vehicle body frame or suspension?
Frame-engaging lift adapters can be placed anywhere under the vehicle’s underbody ; it’s not necessary to check the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended lift points when using these devices.
Is it OK to lower a vehicle onto high reach support stand?
Use high reach vehicle support stands to assist in stabilizing the vehicle if heavy parts are to be added or removed. Never lower a vehicle onto the vehicle support stand . Never try to stabilize a falling vehicle — get out of the way!
Are lift controls hold to run?
. You should read the lift’s safety and operating instructions only if you’ve never used an automotive lift before. The operating controls are “Hold-to-run” type . Frame-engaging lift adapters can be placed anywhere under the vehicle’s body, frame or suspension.
Where should a 2 post lift be placed?
If your lift has asymmetric arms, then we recommend the center of the columns should be set about 9-10 feet off the front wall . If your lift has symmetric arms, then we recommend that the center of your columns should be about 12 feet off the front wall.
When talking about the 3 C’s the correction is?
Most of you are probably familiar with the three C’s on your repair orders — Condition, Cause and Correction — which are a necessity to complete a repair order correctly, as well as a warranty claim submission.
Are 2 post lifts safe?
Two-post car lifts are some of the most popular lifts in the world. They’re safe and reliable when used correctly , and they have high lift capacities.
What should you not do if a vehicle gets stuck on a lift and you can’t get it down?
Do not stand directly in front of or behind the vehicle . When actually lowering the lift, you want to do so as slowly and as smoothly as possible. Jerky movements can cause the vehicle to shift and are hard on the lift itself. You should never leave the controls when the vehicle is being lifted or lowered.
Do you need to use a jack stand with a hydraulic jack or lift?
If you need to lift the vehicle to do work underneath it, you must properly place jack stands and let them carry the brunt of the load . Not only do you risk mechanical or hydraulic failure by only relying on a jack, you also create a potentially unbalanced, very heavy load by only jacking up one point.
What are swing arm restraints for?
Swing arm lifts employ restraint devices to prevent arms from shifting or dislodging after a vehicle is already mounted and raised . There is no one way to make a car lift or truck lift safer for the operator.
What are the two most common types of automotive lifts?
The most common types of automotive lifts fit into two main categories. They are the in-ground lift and the above-ground (surface mount) lift . When the lifting mechanism is located below the floor, the lift is an in-ground lift. In-ground lifts were the dominant lift type used until the 1980’s.
What should be used to support a vehicle after it has been jacked up?
Jack stands hold your vehicle up safely. Substituting boxes, stones, or bricks for jack stands is very dangerous. They can slip out or break while you’re under the car. A jack can do the same thing, so be sure to buy a pair of jack stands and stow them in the trunk.
Supervisors shall:
Ensure employees are provided with and use appropriate protective equipment. Take prompt corrective action when unsafe conditions or practices are observed. Investigate injuries and incidents within their work unit related to aerial/scissor lift usage.
