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of step/platform not to exceed 2 inches.
HARDWARE CONTENTS (shown actual size)
• Failure to follow all warnings/instructions may result in ramp slipping off step while occupied.
HARDWARE CONTENTS (shown actual size)
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PREPARATION
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Before beginning assembly of product, make sure all parts are present. Compare parts with packa
Before beginning assembly of product, make sure all parts are present.
contents list and hardware contents. If any part is missing or damaged, do not attempt to assembl
Compare parts with package contents list and hardware contents. If any part is
the product.
missing or damaged, do not attempt to assemble the product.
Estimated Assembly Time: 2 minutes
Estimated Installation Time: 2 minutes
Tools Required for Assembly (not included): None.
Tools Required for Assembly (not included): None.
Helpful Tools (not included): Drill with 3/16 bit (wood, metal, or masonry depending on what type o
Clevis Pin
surface you will be drilling pin holes into); Pen/Pencil
Clevis Pin
Helpful Tools (not included): Drill with 3/16 bit (wood, metal, or masonry
Qty. 2
depending on what type of surface you will be drilling pin holes into); Pen/Pencil.
Qty. 2
SAFETY INFORMATION
SAFETY INFORMATION
Please read and understand this entire manual before attempting to assemble, operate or install
Please read and understand this entire manual before attempting to assemble, operate
the product.
or install the product.
Please read and understand this entire manual before attempting to assemble, operate or install
the product.
WARNING
• Ramps are designed for wheelchairs and electric scooters.
WARNING
• Ramps are rated for a 600 pound capacity; rating is based on double axle, evenly distributed
• Ramps are designed for wheelchairs and electric scooters.
• Ramps are designed for wheelchairs and electric scooters.
loads.
• Ramps are rated for a 600 pound capacity; rating is based on double axle, evenly distributed
• Ramps are rated for a 600 pound capacity; rating is based on double axle, evenly
• Although ramp is equipped with anti-slip traction tape, caution is required as some factors can
loads.
distributed loads.
reduce slip-resistant capabilities. Such factors include, but are not limited to, degree of wear on
• Although ramp is equipped with anti-slip traction tape, caution is required as some factors can
• For your safety, a caregiver or aid should be present at all times when using any
the shoe and flooring material; presence of foreign material such as water, oil and dirt; length o
reduce slip-resistant capabilities. Such factors include, but are not limited to, degree of wear on
ramp.
human stride. Caution should also be taken regarding type of floor finish and possible human
the shoe and flooring material; presence of foreign material such as water, oil and dirt; length o
• Proper setup is essential for safe loading and unloading. error due to physical and mental conditions. Anti-slip properties apply to laboratory conditions
human stride. Caution should also be taken regarding type of floor finish and possible human
require users to use caution under field conditions as outlined here.
• Make sure that the hook (top end) is pressed firmly against the step or platform
error due to physical and mental conditions. Anti-slip properties apply to laboratory conditions
• For your safety, a caregiver or aid should be present at all times when using any ramp.
before using.
require users to use caution under field conditions as outlined here.
• Proper setup is essential for safe loading and unloading.
• When possible, use the provided flat head pan screws (BB) provided to lock ramp
• For your safety, a caregiver or aid should be present at all times when using any ramp.
• Make sure that the hook (top end) is pressed firmly against the step or platform before using.
• Proper setup is essential for safe loading and unloading.
in place.
• When possible, use the clevis pins provided to lock ramp in place.
• Make sure that the hook (top end) is pressed firmly against the step or platform before using.
• Safe lifting practices should be used when lifting product.
• Safe lifting practices should be used when lifting product.
• When possible, use the clevis pins provided to lock ramp in place.
• The Americans with Disabilities Act recommends a 1:12 slope; for 6-foot ramp a
• The Americans with Disabilities Act recommends a 1:12 slope; for 6-foot ramp a maximum hei
• Safe lifting practices should be used when lifting product.
maximum height of step/platform not to exceed 6 inches.
of step/platform not to exceed 6 inches.
• The Americans with Disabilities Act recommends a 1:12 slope; for 6-foot ramp a maximum hei
• Failure to follow all warnings/instructions may result in ramp slipping off step
• Failure to follow all warnings/instructions may result in ramp slipping off step while occupied.
of step/platform not to exceed 6 inches.
while occupied.
• Failure to follow all warnings/instructions may result in ramp slipping off step while occupied.
CAUTION
• When carrying ramp sections, always use handles and make sure hook-and-loop straps are
CAUTION
secure.
• When carrying ramp sections, always use handles and make sure hook-and-loop straps are
secure.
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