Explain how to properly engage the safety latches on the Stan Design Pit Jack.

Engineering

1 answer:

sattari [20]2 years ago

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The way to properly engage the safety latches on the Stan Design Pit Jack is:

Connect the hydraulic jack.
Make sure it is properly lubricated.
Ensure that the rolling bridge jack is well fused together.
Use the machine.

<h3>What is the Stan Design Pit Jack?</h3>

This refers to the machination which makes use of pit jacks to execute tire rotation in a fast lube pit.

We can note that based on the design, this machine is put in the pit of a car and then rolls back and forth and perform their operations on both the front and real axles.

Hence, it is important to note that the safety latches are designed to prevent work accidents and it is important to properly lubricate the parts to prevent damage.

Read more about safety latches here:
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