| Safety Concerns
 1. Keep hands, face and body away from moving parts.
 2. Before each use check the QUICK-SHOT for loose cap retaining 
                screws. Tighten as needed.
 3. Normal operating air pressure is 75 to 100 psi (5 to 
                7 bars).  Do not connect the QUICK-SHOT to an air line exceeding 
                the maximum safe operating pressure of 125 psi (9 bars).
 4. If the tool is dropped, disconnect it from the air line 
                and examine it for cracked components.  Contact your dealer 
                for replacement parts.
 5. Disconnect the QUICK-SHOT after each use and safely 
                store it in the storage case.
 
 Instructions
 
 1. Connect the QUICK-SHOT to an airline not exceeding 125 
                psi (9 bars).  Use a regulator if necessary.
 2. Slide a FAST-BOOT onto the QUICK-SHOT arms. Position 
                the boot so the ends of the arms protrude slightly past the boot.  
                (When installing an inner boot turn the boot inside out before 
                positioning it on the QUICK-SHOT arms. Turn the boot right side 
                out before positioning on the joint.)
 3. Apply air pressure to the QUICK-SHOT by pressing the 
                large “+” button.
 4. Apply enough air pressure so the QUICK-SHOT arms will 
                fit over the CV joint. Keep your hands clear of moving parts! 
                (At this point the tool can be disconnected from the air line 
                and brought to the vehicle if needed.)
 5. Place the arms of the QUICK-SHOT over the CV joint.
 6. Press the small “-“ button to release air pressure.  
                Keep your hands clear of moving parts!  Slide the FAST-BOOT 
                off the arms while at the same time removing the QUICK-SHOT from 
                the joint. Return the tool to the storage case.
 
 Continue the FAST-BOOT installation as found on the FAST-BOOT 
                instructions.
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