Harbor Freight Tools 94057 Vehicle, may result in damage to the vehicle’s body finish

3.Make sure no persons or pets are near or under the Ramp or vehicle. Have an assistant monitor the Ramp tongue to make sure that no slippage occurs on the tailgate as you slowly move the vehicle into the truck bed.

4.When you are finished using the Loading Ramp, remove the Chain hooks from the truck bed and carefully lift the Loading Ramp away from the truck bed.

Warning:	Contact between the tongue of the Loading Ramp and the tailgate of the
	vehicle, may result in damage to the vehicle’s body finish.

5.After use, the Loading Ramp can be folded up. Make certain to lock the latches to secure the two parts of the Ramp together. Wrap the safety chains around the ramp to secure them. - see Figure 2.

Figure 3

	Figure 2
	Bolt (9)
Latch	Latch
	Hinge (8)

Nut (10)

Converting the Aluminum Loading Ramp into Two Single Ramps

1.To create two single ramps, separate the Left-Ramp (5) from the Right-Ramp (6). Remove each of the three Bolts (9) and Nuts (10) from the Hinges (8) located in the center of the Ramp-see Figure 3. After removing the Bolts (9) and Nuts (10), you will have two single ramps.

2.To assemble the Loading Ramp back into one single Loading Ramp, set the Left-Ramp (5) and Right-Ramp (6) together with the holes in the Hinges (8) aligned as in Figure 3. Insert a Bolt (9) through each Hinge (8) and thread on Nut (10).

Note: When using as two single ramps, each single ramp Maximum weight capacity is 600 Lbs.

Maintenance

1.Clean the Ramp after each use. Make certain any dirt, debris, oil or grease are cleaned off the Ramp.

2.Check the Ramp, Chain Rungs, and hinges for cracks, signs of stress, deformation, or breakage. Do not use the Ramp if any faults are discovered. Take the Ramp to an authorized service technician if repairs are required.

3. Before each use, check each hinge Bolt (9) and Nut (10) for tightness. REV 08e

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