
WS1000 5
4WS1000
1. SAFETY ADVICE
DO NOT start or drive the vehicle
whilst it is raised on wheel skates.
Familiarise yourself with this product’s
application and limitations, as well as
the specific warnings below relating to
their use.
Ensure the wheel skates are in sound
condition and good working order.
Take action for immediate repair or
replacement of damaged parts. Use
genuine parts only. The use of
improper parts may be dangerous
and will invalidate the warranty.
DANGER
DANGER
DO NOT use the Wheel Skates to
support a vehicle in order to work
underneath it.
DANGER
DO NOT exceed the rated capacity of
the Wheel Skates. Remember that the
front of a vehicle is usually heavier than
the rear.
DANGER
USE on level and solid ground, prefer-
ably concrete. Do not attempt use on
rough or uneven ground.
NOTE
WARNING
Ensure the wheel skates are free to
move and that there are no obstruc-
tions in the area of use.
WARNING
IMPORTANT - We recommend that at
least two persons are involved in ma-
noeuvring the vehicle when supported
on wheel skates. The vehicle’s weight
provides a large amount of inertia
which has to be overcome to get the
vehicle moving and more importantly,
stopped.
DANGER
Wheel skates must be used in pairs at
either the front or rear of the vehicle.
They must never be used diagonally.
WARNING
Wheel skates should only be used in
suitable, well lit areas.
2. INSTRUCTIONS
Place the skate on the floor and
press down on the pedal to release
the pedal lock. Pull out the lock pin
from the frame.
Before operating open the release
valve by turning the hand wheel
counter clockwise. Expand the
skate enough to place around the
tyre and position it so both rollers
contact the tyre tread. To obtain
the best control of the skate while
expanding around the tyre place
your left hand on top of the left
side axle and your right hand in
the centre of the pedal. Close the
release valve by turning the hand
wheel clockwise.
To lift the tyre flip the directional lever up and place foot on to the pedal pressing with
smooth, even strokes. Cycle pedal until the tyre is lifted from the ground 1” or less. After
lifting, the lower the is tyre is to the ground the more stable the skate will be. After lifting
be sure to lock the pin in place before moving. Repeat the process on the other tyres and
manoeuvre the vehicle as required.
To release the skate pull the pin out from the frame and open the valve by turning the
hand wheel slowly counter clockwise. Skate may be removed only when the rollers
disengage from the tyre.