QuickJack is designed to give you vehicle access when you need it without permanently occupying your garage. Lower the vehicle, collapse the frames, disconnect and protect the equipment, then move your QuickJack out of the way until the next project.
Once QuickJack is fully lowered, the individual frames can be moved to a convenient storage location. Keep them beneath a suitable vehicle, place them together in your garage or use QuickJack Wall Hangers to get them off the floor.
Follow the proper lowering procedure for your QuickJack model, protect the hydraulic connections and put the system away until you're ready to lift again.
Before lowering, follow the operating procedure for your QuickJack model to raise the frames enough to disengage the mechanical locking system.
Confirm that both locking mechanisms are properly released before beginning the descent.
Use the pendant control to lower the vehicle according to the operating instructions. Continue lowering until the vehicle is fully on the ground and both QuickJack frames are completely collapsed.
The integrated air cylinders assist the frames through the final portion of their descent.
Once the lift is fully lowered and hydraulic pressure has been properly relieved, disconnect the equipment as needed for your storage arrangement.
Keep hydraulic connections clean and protected. Install the protective dust caps on disconnected fittings and coil the hoses neatly to help prevent dirt, damage and unnecessary strain on the lines.
Use the frames' built-in wheels to move QuickJack away from the work area. Your best storage arrangement depends on the layout of your garage and how frequently you use the lift.
Store the frames beneath a suitable vehicle, place them together in an appropriate location or use QuickJack Wall Hangers for dedicated wall storage.
QuickJack's mechanical locking system is designed to support the raised frames at their designated lock positions rather than relying on hydraulic pressure alone.
If you plan to leave a vehicle raised beyond the time needed to perform normal service or repairs, refer to the operating manual for your specific QuickJack model and follow its instructions for vehicle support, inspection and storage.
Confirm that the frames are positioned correctly, the vehicle remains properly supported at its designated lifting points and both mechanical locks are fully engaged.
A permanently installed lift becomes part of the garage. QuickJack takes a different approach. The frames are there when you need vehicle access and can be moved away when the work is finished.
That flexibility makes QuickJack useful in garages where the same space may need to handle vehicle maintenance today and normal parking tomorrow.
Keep the frames nearby for frequent projects or move them into dedicated storage when you need the floor space. Either way, your garage remains your garage.
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