Figure 1. Model H8365.
MODEL H8365
1⁄4 TON HIGH
JACK STAND
INSTRUCTION SHEET
Introduction
The Model H8365 1⁄4 ton high jack stand works at
heights of 68" to 761⁄2" and supports a load of up
to 1⁄4 ton.
Operation Instructions
1. Before positioning the jack stand under the
load, check to make sure that the vehicle is
at an appropriate height and is secure.
2. Extend the post by holding the saddle and
rotating the handle (Figure 1). Make sure
that the saddle is centered under the load
point. Do not over-extend the load or the load
may shift and swing.
3. Slowly lower the component onto the jack
stand, making sure that the load point is still
centered and all three corners of the stand
base are still on the ground.
To remove the jack stand, secure or remove the
component until the jack stand can be lowered
and removed. Remove the jack stand while the
vehicle is securely supported.
Saddle
Handle
Base
To reduce the risk of death, serious per-
sonal injury or property damage when
using this jack stand, take the following
precautions:
• DO NOT overload this jack stand beyond
the rated capacity of 1⁄4 ton. The rated
load is for an evenly distributed, verti-
cally applied load. Overloading may
result in personal injury or property
damage.
• This jack should only be used to help
stabilize an already lifted vehicle or
support hanging auxiliary components,
such as a driveline or transmission. It
is not designed to support the weight
of an entire vehicle.
• ONLY use this jack stand on a hard
level surface capable of sustaining the
load being supported.
• Always make sure that the load point
is centered in the saddle and that all
three corners of the jack stand base are
firmly on the ground.
• Never modify or alter this jack stand.
• Never release the jack stand when it is
supporting a load.
• DO NOT over-extend the load. Over
extension of the load may cause it to
shift and swing.
Assembly
Refer to the Parts Breakdown located on the
back of this page for assembly.
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