Full Product Manual
Model 70238 Page 5
When assembling Legs (6), adjustments to
Leg Extenders (23) and Link Bars (7) are
needed to assure that the straight tube sec-
tion of the Base Assembly is the same height
as the vehicle’s receiver hitch.
Attach upper end of each Leg to the Base
Assembly (4) using Snapper Pin (22).
The Link Bar (7) connects middle portion of
each Leg to the Base Assembly. Note the
different hole attachment positions (this will
affect the height of the straight tube section
of the Base Assembly).
Use Snapper Pins (22) to secure the Link
Bars (7) in place. Compare the height of
straight tube section of Base Assembly to
height of vehicle’s receiver hitch; they should
be the same height.
Additional height adjustments can be made
to the Leg Extenders (23) by re-positioning
the Bolt (27) and Lock Nut (28) to different
hole positions. Make adjustments as
needed, and secure the Link Bars (7) in
place with the Snapper Pins (22).
6. With Leg assembly now complete, slide
the end of straight tube section of Base As-
sembly into the T-Shaped Connector (5).
Lock these components together by tighten-
ing two Bolts (31).
7. Test the stability of the bottom half of the
Crane. Make sure Foot Plates (24) are at
on the ground. Make sure that the T-Shaped
Connector (5) is solidly connecting the
Crane to the vehicle’s receiver hitch. The
straight tube section of the Base Assembly
(4) should be parallel to the ground. Make
sure all hardware and clips are tightly se-
cured in place.
8. Setting up the Boom (1)/Post (2)/Long
Ram Jack (3) assembly:
Identify the three components per the photo
above right, and connect the three together
Hydraulic
Release Valve
Jack Handle (15)
using the Bolt/Lock Nut combinations noted
in the photo.
Once the three components are assembled,
make sure they are folded together and held
in place with the adhesive strap. With assis-
tance, carefully lift the Boom/Post/Long Ram
Jack assembly into place on top of the Base
Assembly (4). This is a gravity tting with no
hardware connections. - see photo above
right. Note the Stop Pin (18) - see photo
below. The Boom can swivel
from side to side; Stop Pin is
inserted in either Stop 1 (19)
or Stop 2 (20) location.
9. Remove the adhesive strap
and open up the Boom (1).
Before using the Jack Handle
to raise and lower the Boom,
identify the location of the
hydraulic release valve (see
photo below left). With the
use of the Jack Handle, close the release
valve completely (turn clockwise all the way)
before attempting to raise the Boom. Now
insert Jack Handle and pump handle to raise
Boom.
Stop
Pin
(18)
Boom (1)
Post (2)
Long Ram Jack (3)
Bolt (11)
Nut (12)
Bolt (13)
Nut (14)
Bolt (16)
Nut (17)