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Instruction manual

Compac wheel dolly, model WD1500.

Important: Read and understand the instruction before use!

Operating and service manual for wheel dolly model WD 1500

Max. Capacity 1600 kg.

Instruction and responsibility:

This instruction and safety manual must be enclosed with the wheel dolly at all times.

It is very important that the owner and the operator completely understand the operating, safety and

maintenance instructions before use. The manufacturer is not liable for wrong- or irresponsible use or

maintenance due to the operators not knowing and following these instructions. If the operator is not

fluent in English, then these instructions and warnings shall be read and explained to the operator in

the operator's native language, making sure that he understands its contents.

How to use the wheel dolly:

WD1500 is a mobile wheel dolly for demounting and mounting large wheels with an outside

diameter of 1250 mm (49") up to 2400 mm (94.5"). The wheel / load is lifted when the 2 x 4 rollers

press horizontally on each side of the wheel. Lifting will require more force in the beginning as the

rollers are pressing against each other. Lifting occurs with pumping the handle (P). Lowering the

wheel/load is activated by moving the foot pedal (E) into the opposite position. The pump handle

(P) can then be used for lowering the wheel/load again.

Operating instruction:

The unit is operated by moving the foot pedal (E) into lifting or lowering position and afterwards

pumping the pump handle (P).

Labelling:

Warning and CE approval labels are fitted onto the unit.

Make sure that lifting only occurs on a

flat and strong surface / floor.

Mounting:

After opening the packaging check the unit for visible damage, leakage, etc. Please recycle or use

the packing material again.

The wheel/load must be lifted in a vertical

angle as the wheel/load might otherwise

slide on the rollers away from the unit

causing the unit to move towards the

operator.