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Pelican Technical Article:

AC Hydraulic DK13HLQ
Drop Speed Adjustment

Jared Fenton

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 The AC Hydraulic DK13HLQ is quite simply, the best floor jack we have ever used. It features a low profile for fitting under lowered cars, a range of operation from 3.5" all the way to 29" and also a convenient foot pump that raises the jack quickly. What most people don't realize is that you can also adjust the speed at which the jack lowers when you turn the release handle.

The drop speed on the lift is easily adjusted. Put the jack handle all the way down and look inside the mechanism where it meets the jack. You'll see a small 8mm adjusting nut inside (See Figure 1). Put a 8mm deep socket on the nut and turn it counter clockwise to decrease the drop rate. You'll have to play around with it a bit to get it exactly where you want it, but a half-turn is a good starting point (See Figure 2).

Figure
Figure 1

Rotate the jack handle to the full downward position to access the 8mm adjusting nut on the inside (green arrow).

Figure
Figure 2
Use a 8mm deep socket to adjust the drop speed. Counter clockwise decreases the speed, while clockwise increases the speed.
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