Frequently Asked Questions / Product
The MaxJax™ manual provides comprehensive support when installing and using the MaxJax™ Lifting System. We provide these frequently asked questions to help clarify some areas of confusion and offer business procedures and processes when ordering a MaxJax™ Lift.
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Is the MaxJax lift easy to operate?
Yes, very easy. Simple ergonomic controls require little if any training - an up button to raise the lift, and a down lever to lower the lift. Always review the operation manually in its entirety before installing and operating the lift.
What options are available for the MaxJax lift?
A motorcycle/ATV lifting bracket is available for servicing bikes, ATV's or other motorized vehicles.
An optional power unit station with integrated lift controls and spring-rewind hose reels is available and helps keep your work area organized and tidy.
What is the diameter of the MaxJax Cylinders?
The MaxJax Cylinders have a 2" / 51 mm. bore.
What does "HVLP" mean?
High Volume, Low-Pressure.
What is the operating pressure?
The operating pressure of the MaxJax lift at maximum load is 1800 PSI.
Normal mechanical flow dividers have a 2% slip, is this the case here?
Perhaps at 6,000-lb. loads only. At lighter loads, considerably less.
Your installation specs indicate that a 30 amp breaker is required for 110V service and a 30 amp breaker is also required for 208-230V. Did you mean a 15 amp breaker is required for 208-230V service?
110V Power Unit pulls roughly 18 Amps at maximum load and Requires a 20 AMP Breaker.
208-230V Power Units pull roughly 27 amps at maximum load, which requires a 30 amp breaker.
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