| How to Identify | Capacity/Rod Diameter: | |||
| 6,000# 1 5⁄8" |
9,000# 2" |
16,000# 2 3⁄4" |
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6,000# 1 5⁄8"
Note: All 6,000# Kick-Down Jacks Have a Single Hose Connection
JACKS FOR MANUALLY CONTROLLED LEVELING SYSTEMS.
(Only used with manually controlled lever or a touch panel leveling system)
JACKS WITH TWO WIRE WARNING SWITCH AND PRESSURE SWITCH.
(Used starting with the 610CG Series and all newer automatic leveling systems
JACKS WITH THREE WIRE WARNING SWITCH AND PRESSURE SWITCH
(Only used with the early 610 automatic leveling systems)
9,000# 2"
OBSOLETE JACKS
JACKS WITH ONE HOSE CONNECTION
(Only Used With Manually Controlled Lever or Touch Panel Leveling Systems)
JACKS WITH TWO HOSE CONNECTIONS
(Only Used With The 400 Series and 500/510 Series Automatic Leveling Systems)
JACKS WITH ONE HOSE CONNECTION-3 WIRE WARNING SWITCH AND PRESSURE SWITCH
(Only Used With The Early 610 Series Automatic Leveling Systems)
JACKS WITH ONE HOSE CONNECTION-TWO WIRE WARNING SWITCH AND PRESSURE SWITCH
(Used Starting With The 610CG Series And All Newer Automatic Leveling Systems)
16,000# 2 3⁄4"
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Single Hose Connection.
Two Wire Warning Switch w/Pressure Switch. Used With 610 CG (Central Ground) Series And Newer Computerized, Automatic Leveling Systems.
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Single Hose Connection.
Two Wire Warning Switch. Used With All Lever And Manual Touch Panel/Rocker Switch Controlled Leveling Systems. No Automatic Control.
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Two Hose Connections.
Two Wire Warning Switch. Used With 400 Series Paddle Switch and 500/510 Series Touch Panel Control Computerized, Automatic Leveling Systems.
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Single Hose Connection.
Three Wire Warning Switch w/Pressure Switch. Used With Early 610 Series Leveling Systems Only.
