Unloading Your New Twin-Post Lift using a 2-Ton Engine Crane

UnitedProducts Presents Unloading Your New Twin-Post Lift using a 2-Ton Engine Crane Requires a 2-Man Team www.americanautomotiveequipment.com Text transcription: Important Safety Note: This maneuver is performed at your own risk. It is physically demanding and could result in physical injury. United Products and its distributors do not accept responsibility for injuries resulting from performance of this activity. Please proceed with extreme caution. Position the crane next to the semi-trailer truck Raise the crane arm Attach the hook to the shipping frame Raise the crane arm slightly so that the front of the frame is off the floor Advance the shipping frame until about 3/4 of the frame is off the trailer Lower the frame about halfway to the ground Move the rear edge of the frame to about 1 foot from the edge of the trailer Lower the frame to the ground Unhook the frame Reposition the crane to lower the other side of the frame Raise the crane arm Attach the hook to the rear of the shipping frame Raise the crane arm slightly so that the rear of the frame is off the floor Drive the truck away Position the crane so that the frame will be lowered between the crane legs Lower the frame to the ground Unhook the frame Mission Accomplished! Call Your Distributor Now for More Information! American Automotive Equipment 800-637-2884 www.americanautomotiveequipment.com

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