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Adjusting Your 1 Ton Hooks

One of the features that make these hooks unique is their full adjustability. The wrist strap is not only fully adjustable from the smallest to the largest size, it also allows a very tight, supportive  fit - thanks to the heavy duty construction of the buckle and the quality of the nylon strapping and hook and loop fastener.

Also, the position of the steel hook in the palm is fully adjustable for lifters with very small hands to extra large hands.

Adjusting the Wrist Strap

Adjusting the Hook Position

The position of where the steel hook rests in your palm is fully adjustable. Simply loosen the positioning strap as shown.

Too long: The photo below shows the hook positioned too far from the wrist. This will greatly reduce the effectiveness of the hooks.

Too short: The photo below shows the hook positioned too close to the wrist. Again, this is not optimum and will reduce the amount of weight you can lift.

Just right: This photo shows the hook resting in the palm allowing the fingers to curve around the hook and provide full support during all lifts. Adjusted this way, these hooks are capable of supporting a lift of 1,000 pounds with each hand!  

Alternate Grip

Some people prefer this alternate grip. You can remove the hook from the positioning strap and flip it over. This configuration allows a closed position where the barbell is encircled by the steel hook on one side and your hand on the other. Many people feel more secure when lifting in this configuration.

Each box contains,

- partially assembled JackHammer

- bag of hardware 

- three rectangular legs

Tools needed,

- slot screwdriver

- 1/2" wrench or adjustable

- 9/16" wrench or adjustable

- cutters or knife

- Lay the JackHammer on its side and remove the bag of hardware and three legs

- Carefully cut the tie wraps holding the wooden shipping locator at the top of the unit

- Remove the wooden shipping locator at the bottom of the unit by removing the bolt, use an 9/16" wrench or adjustable. Save the bolt

- Unpack the three legs. Install the Install the plastic feet using the small screw and nut. Do not over tighten

- Install the caps on the ends of the legs.

Step 3

- Place the 6  2 3/4" bolts through the holes of the lower leg mount.

- Slide the legs over the bolts

- Place the upper leg mounts over the bolts

- Install the 6 5/16" nuts and tighten the bolt using a 1/2" wrench or adjustable

- Install the range of motion bolt and adjust for the desired range of motion. Tighten the wing nut to lock the range of motion bolt

You can now slide weights onto the spindle, attach the handle and perform your first JackHammer workout.