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Page 5For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353.Lever Chain Hoist
4. Move the Selector Lever to the up position
(see Figure D) and ratchet the
Lever Handle to lift the load.
Figure D: 67144 Selector Lever
Up Position
Note: If there is slack in the load chain, you may
need to pull on the load chain slightly to get the
ratchet to engage until the slack is taken up.
5. Lift load slightly and stop momentarily to make
sure the load brake works before proceeding.
WARNING! Keep bystanders and
pets away when a load is raised.
Do not work under a raised load.
6. If the load is to be moved, lower it close to the
ground prior to attempting to relocate the load.
Do not touch the Selector Lever until
the load is ready to be lowered.
7. To lower the load, turn the Selector Lever to
the down position (see Figure E) and ratchet
until the load is resting fully on the work area.
Figure E: 67144 Selector Lever
Down Position
8. Disconnect Hoist, clean, then store the
tool indoors out of children’s reach.