Manual - Tuxedo Distributors
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1. 0 piston 1 198 sPo8 04002 000 guiderng 1 _ 199 5901 00400 000 _ 1 1910 5905 00400 000 _ 6 19 11 5304 00025 000 _ 1 19 12 JPi7 04100 000 1 _ 19 13 1704004000 boars _ _19 16 5308 00140 000 copper washer 1 19 17 JP08 04001 000 009007 1 a sPi7 00002 000 den 2 _ 22 JP17 02000 000 scissor tame 1 1 _ 23 JP17 00012 000 oe 4 24 5110 05035 000 sorew 2 _25 5301 00005 000 flatwasher 4 JPI706000000 zen 1 _ oe sP08 00009 000 2 5100300600 4 12 REV A 1025513 5806 00005 000 springwasher 2 a 52010005000 Is a 22700000 ft L ssssortame 1 _ 17 03000 000 bottom frame gt 20170000000 2 _ uPi7 oo010 000 _ Jerome balance bar 1 o emeng sefflocking bar 2 51010605000 bot 1 13 REV A 10255132. 6 STEP 8 Put on the rear ramps Fig 7 STEP 9 Mount the front extension board if purchased Fig 8 STEP 10 Inset the front stop bar Fig 8 Fig 9 STEP 11 Mount the front wheel vise if purchased Fig 9 STEP 12 Raise the deck to the highest position then lower it down to bottom for two or three circles Note the lock shall be released before lowering Now the lift is ready for operation REV A 1025513 The side boards can be mounted on front also See picture below REV A 1025513 Operating Tips 1 Lift should only be operated on a level foundation Remove any potential obstacles that might impede platform travel The machine or vehicle that is being lifted should be balanced on the lift Do not remove heavy components from a raised machine or vehicle without first A W N Note DO NOT attempt to lift more than the rated capacity installing adequate supports The vehicle may become unbalanced and fall Lock the frame at heights During lifting when the locking bar s end just pass the ladder block of the height stop the air hydraulic pump then push the releasing lever to lower down the frame The lift will be lock at the position Lower down the frame First lift up the frame so the locking bar passes the ladder block Pull up the locking bar to the magnet and hold it Then push the releasing lever on the air hydraulic pump to lower down the frame The locking bar will drop dow
3. M 1300C TRIKE 1300 Ib Capacity Trike Lift USER S MANUAL REV A 1025513 TRIKE MOTORCYCLE LIFT An extra wide platform designed especially for three wheel motorcycles M 1300 TRIKE Trike Motorcycle Lift Lifting capacity Height range Width overall Length overall Shipping weight 1 300 Ibs 62 1 EE 660 Ibs Features 1 300 Ib lifting capacity Air hydraulic pump Designed especially for three wheel motorcycles Extra large platform 38 working height Built in drop out panel Powder coated diamond tread finish TUXEDO DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED WARRANTY Structural Warranty The following parts and structural components carry a five year warranty Columns Top Rail Beam Uprights Arms Swivel Pins Legs Carriages Tracks Overhead Beam Cross Rails Limited One Year Warranty Tuxedo Distributors LLC Tuxedo offers a limited one year warranty to the original purchaser of Tuxedo lifts and Wheel Service in the United States and Canada Tuxedo will replace without charge any part found defective in materials or workmanship under normal use for a period of one year after purchase The purchaser is responsible for all shipping charges This warranty does not apply to equipment that has been improperly installed or altered or that has not been operated or maintained according to specifications Other Limitations This warranty does not cover 1 Parts needed for nor
4. mal maintenance Wear parts including but not limited to cables slider blocks chains rubber pads and pulleys 3 Replacement of lift and tire changer cylinders after the first 30 days A seal kit and installation instructions will be sent for repairs thereafter 4 On site labor Upon receipt the customer must visually inspect the equipment for any potential freight damage before signing clear on the shipping receipt Freight damage is not considered a warranty issue and therefore must be noted for any potential recovery with the shipping company The customer is required to notify Tuxedo of any missing parts within 72 hours Timely notification must be received to be covered under warranty Tuxedo will replace any defective part under warranty at no charge as soon as such parts become available from the manufacturer No guarantee is given as to the immediate availability of replacement parts Tuxedo reserves the right to make improvements and or design changes to its lifts without any obligation to previously sold assembled or fabricated equipment There is no other express warranty on the Tuxedo lifts and this warranty is exclusive of and in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied including all warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose To the fullest extent allowed by law Tuxedo shall not be liable for loss of use cost of cover lost profits inconvenience lost time commercial loss or other inciden
5. n pump may have a faulty valve Contact the service engineer Lift will not lower Raise the lift up one to two inches Let the sliding block bar fully pass the locking ladder then pull the bar to magnet If the magnet does not work change it with a new one Check the lift frame for any obstacles preventing lowering 9 REV A 1025513 PARTS DRAWING 1410 142 145 1412 1411 41 17 8 Fig 10 REV 1025513 PARTS LIST 520200008000 _ sPo4 00008 000 pn 4 _ 5801 00008 000 tatwashr 8 _ 51008020000 as 0170001000 front stopbar 1 _ 10 105 10030000 socket head bot _ s110 06010 000 sw e 14 12 5306 00006 000 spring washer 6 _ 14 13 5301 00006 000 fiatwasher 6 1 5112 04006 000 threaded pin 11 REV A 1025513 15 8 JP17 13009 000 vavebody 1 15 9 5601 00005 000 1 15 10 JP17 13006 000 ballseat 1 JP17 13007 000 spring 1512 017 13008 000 5 1 _ 15713 JP17 13003 000 threaded seve 1 _ 186 JP17 00012 000 extension connector 1 17 JP08 04004 000 hose f 1 18 JP17 00004 000 ode shat 2 19 JP17 04000 000 cylinder 1 194 sPi7 04200 000 pistonrod 1 _ az s90t 00190 000 1 _ 193 5309 00052 000 1 194 5906 00300 000 _ 1 19 5 JP08 04005 000 Guidering 1 sP08 04003 00
6. n after the frame is totally down lt is suggested not to lift heavy loads when the frame is at bottom position The proper way is to lift the frame about 100 mm high without load lt is normal for the frame to lower slowly without a load If needed anchor the lift frame to the ground using anchor bolts Daily Maintenance 1 Oh ee ey Insure all bolts are secured and snug with lock washer nylon lock nuts or cotter keys Lift locking mechanism should be lubricated to operate properly Check spring on locking mechanism for constant tension Check cylinders and hose for loose connections and leaks Check oil level in pump reservoir tank REV A 1025513 Troubleshooting 1 Air hydraulic pump will not operate Check compressed air supply Lift mechanism does not move up and down smoothly Move vehicle location on the lift for more equal weight distribution Raise the lift all the way to the top and then return to floor Repeat 4 6 times in order to get the air out of the hydraulic system Lift does not lift its rated capacity Move vehicle location on the lift for equal weight distribution Check the pressure of the compressed air supply Make sure the pump is getting adequate air Cylinder leak under rated load Check for leaks at the hydraulic hose fittings cylinders and pumps Contamination may be in the check valve preventing the valve from completely closing If cylinder continues to leak dow
7. tal or consequential damages This Limited Warranty is granted to the original purchaser only and is not transferable or assignable Some states do not allow exclusion or limitation of consequential damages or how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitations and exclusions may not apply This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which may vary from state to state 1905 N Main St Suite C Cleburne TX 76033 Ph 817 558 9337 Fax 817 558 9740 Lift Specifications Lift Frame Overall Width 62 1 4 Overall Length 132 1 4 Raised Height max 53 Lifting Capacity 1320109 Air hydraulic pump compressed air 8 bar 116 psi 4 Bt e gt t oO 62 1 4 31 1 2 110 114 132 1 4 REV A 1025513 Installation STEP 1 Open the box take out the lift frame STEP 2 Lift up the deck until it rest on the lock position Fig 2 MOLLE a d 7 a Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 STEP 3 Connect the hose and the hydraulic foot pump Fig 3 Remember to change the oil tank plug with the ventilating one supplied STEP 4 Connect the compressed air to the foot pump Max pressure 8bar 112 psi Fig 4 STEP 5 Lift up the deck with the foot pump STEP 6 Mount the long and short connecting rods on the main deck for side boards STEP 7 Put on the side boards and lock them Fig 5
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