Looking for the manual for Sears item # 00950190000 Mfr.model # 34612, ATV/Motorcycle Lift/Jack. Sears sells these crummy jacks, but do not service them, and do not have replacement parts or manuals. I have a fortune in sears products which I have been purshasing over many decades as I went from working on lawnmowers to motorcycles to American and European cars to Commercial Diving to Aircraft to currently the Space Shuttle. I am so done with Sears. I'm a little upset and frustrated. Can you tell? This direction they have taken will no longer be supported by me. If you know of anyone that has this manual and can scan it in and email it, I would be greatly appreciative. Mark.

To lift a 2009 Suzuki S50 for storage, you can use a motorcycle jack or a center stand. Here are the steps to use a motorcycle jack:

Place the motorcycle on a flat surface and ensure that it is in neutral gear.
Position the jack under the frame of the motorcycle and ensure that it is centered.
Slowly pump the jack until the motorcycle is lifted off the ground.
Place blocks under the frame to support the weight of the motorcycle.
Lower the jack until the motorcycle rests on the blocks.
If you have a center stand, you can use it to lift your motorcycle as follows:

Place your motorcycle on a flat surface and ensure that it is in neutral gear.
Locate the center stand and ensure that it is in good condition.
Stand on the left side of your motorcycle and grasp the handlebars with both hands.
Use your right foot to push down on the center stand until it touches the ground.
Apply pressure to the center stand with your right foot while pulling back on the handlebars with both hands.
The motorcycle should lift up onto its center stand.

Hi Bogdan:
Seems there may be some confusing instructions.
Here's what I would try. My approach would be intended to get the bike off the stand before I tried to trouble shoot the motomaster jack.
1) Use the handle to rotate the release valve to the right (clockwise) until it is snug.
2) Pump the jack to try to raise it. If it raises, then press the release pedal and use the jack handle to slowly rotate the release valve to the left (counter-clockwise) to lower the deck.
3) If it does not raise, I would use a separate jack to raise it, then follow the prescribed lowering procedure, and at the same time, use the control on the extra jack to manage the lowering.
Once you get it partially lowered, hopefully the motomaster jack will start to function and you can lift the bike far enough to remove your extra jack.
Hope this helps.
To let me know if it works for you, please reply as a comment to this post..

Lift points differ only in the rear end, using a flat jack you will have to jack up one side or the other, unless your doing both for some reason, which you will have to use 2 jacks and jack up at the same time.

craftsman tools are supposed to have a lifetime warranty, take it back and throw a fit, they will replace it

There should be some notches either in the top rails or the bottom. If I remember right they were on the bottom. Looks like peices of small round rod welded. Maybe 3 or 4.
Look for the locker arm and see where you need to lift them up from. You will have to have the jack raised enough to loosen teh arms to make them come away from the welded peices.

I'd call them and give them the product number and see if they can mail you a manual.

I have a Sears 1 1/2 ton floor jack. I was able to buy a repair kit from Astro Pneumatic Tool Company 372 OLD U.S. Hwy 52 South Mount Airy N,C 27030-8093
1-800-221-9705
John