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1. Hydraulic hose connected to fitting inside pulley box Figure 8 Hydraulic Connections 1 3 Install the air line to the 90 pushlock elbow the air cylinder inside the pulley box Attach the other end to the pushlock fitting located in the brass air lock release button on the powerpack em ss Air line connected to 90 deg pushlock fitting on air cylinder inside pulley box N Air line connected to pushlock fitting on air release located on the powerpack Figure 9 Air Connections 14 4 Shop air needs to be connected to the brass release located on the powerpack Fittings are not supplied for this application 5 Before closing the pulley box use the silicon sealant to fill in any open areas at either side of the pulley box and run a bead around the top to prevent any water seeping in underneath the pulley box lid Let sealant dry and bolt on pulley box cover 9 0 BLEEDING PROCEDURE After filling the unit there will still be trapped air in the system You must bleed the system as instructed for proper operation of lift 1 Crack the bleed screws located at the top of both cylinders approx turn BLEEDER VALVE 2 Power the lift up 2 3 You should hear air escaping around the bleeder valve Repeat 3 4 times or until oil flows out of the bleeder valve 3 Tighten the bleed screws and lower the lift BLEEDER2. INSTALLATION and OPERATION MANUAL 10K 2 POST IN GROUND 40HP210ES READ THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLING OPERATING SERVICING OR MAINTAINING THE LIFT SAVE THIS MANUAL ELE Company 309 EXCHANGE AVENUE ENUE ONWAY ARKANSAS 72032 TEL 501 450 1500 FAX 501 450 1585 NOV 2009 REV 6 3667 Table of Contents 1 0 SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5550505555 500055555555555555 3 2 0 SAFETY WARNING 487 ant idee queens nian 9 9 9 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS iuda a E pea 6 Z0 SHIPPING CONTENTS diretti pontus eni IR UE 7 5 0 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS AND 7 5885 CA YOU T ret 8 7 MON 454 5 E Ee i 9 10 SS 10 8211 01 11512 cH 10 8 3 POWERPACK 13 94 BLEGIRICAL CONNECTIONS 13 8 5 HYDRAULIC AND AIR LINE CONNECTIONS 14 90 BLEEDING PROCEDURE det dubiis 15 10 0 FINAL
3. 77 7 7 UND POWERPACK CYLINDER 2 CYLINDER 2 2 l 2 FLOW g CONTROL FLOW 7 1 585 N 7 Y 2 2 2 SS 2 NV N FITTING 1 4 HYDRAULIC HOSE Figure 10 Hydraulic System 15 10 0 FINAL CHECK ASSEMBLED LIFT 1 Check for air and hydraulic leaks 2 Ensure all safety lock mechanisms are working correctly 3 Check all fasteners tighten if necessary 4 Check that LOCTITE has been applied to all hardware where required 5 Operate lift to full stroke then lower to ground while checking for proper functionality 6 Ensure Customer Care Kit is complete and given to operator a Operation Manual b ANSI ALI Lift It Right Manual c ANSI ALI Safety Tip Card d ANSI ALI ALIS Safety Requirements for Installation and Service of Automotive Lifts e ANSI ALI Quick Reference Guide 7 Train end user on operation of the lift 11 0 OPERATION TEST WITH VEHICLE 5 6 Lower lift to ground Drive vehicle on to lift and locate the arms as per the Lift it Right manual Raise lift to and lower onto 3 4 lock positions during full rise to ensure all locks are working correctly Re adjust cables if necessary while vehicle is on Check lowering speed and smooth decent rate Lower lift to ground and drive vehicle off lift If any problems occur during the final checkout or operation of the lift please contact customer service at 1
4. s p a 14 O RING how 3 NS T 1 i PVC PIPE LU ABSEMBLY Figure 5 PVC Assembly Using a silicon sealant and caulking gun ensure all openings in the bottom and sides of the pulley box have been sealed and are water tight If the drain in the bottom of the pulley box has not been hooked up to a drainage system fill hole with silicon sealant or install a 1 1 4 NPT plug Complete the backfill using clean dry washed sand to 9 below floor grade Firmly tamp the sand during filling to ensure the sand is compacted and even After rechecking that the lift is level in all directions the concrete floor can be poured Ensure that the concrete is a minimum thickness of 9 with the lift at a minimum of 1 4 above floor grade Taper the concrete away from the lift in all directions to ensure that water will be allowed to flow away from the lift Ensure that the pulley box in the center of the lift has concreted tapered front and back A taper of 1 8 over a foot would be recommended It is also recommended to 11 slightly taper the concrete up the sides of the cylinders to prevent standing water around the lift 13 Install the wheel spotting plate using the 74 anchors supplied in the hardware kit Refer to Figure 3 for location 14 Allow 48 hours before installing the lift
5. 62169 SHES 060 35MM RETURN HOSE 1 2 O D x 19 00 PACKAGE PLUG 9 16 SAE SWL ELBOW POLY x 1 8 12 24 34 HEX HD SCREW TUBE POLY DIA x 0 038 WALL 32 17 0 AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES Truck Height Extension Adapter Part No 3 1028 Set of 4 33
6. 1 Attach a lifting chain to the brackets on the upper spacer bar between the casings Raise the lift slowly off the wooden skid and maneuver the lift to align with the pit 2 Ensure the lift is rotated in the correct position so that the PVC fitting in the pulley box will be facing the side that the powerpack is located Do not drill any holes in the pulley box to redirect the hydraulic and air lines The lift must be rotated 3 Slowly lower the lift into the pit Secure the lift so that it is suspended into the pit ensuring that 1 4 will be above floor grade Figure 4 4 Place a 6 level across the top of the pistons not the casings or flanges in both directions and adjust until the pistons are plumb 5 Pour concrete around the base of the lift ensuring that a minimum of 10 is poured with at least 6 encasing the bottom of the lift Figure 4 Allow a minimum of 24hrs for concrete to cure Refer to concrete specification for drying time 6 Backfill the pit with a clean dry washed sand fill to a level just below the pulley box Firmly tamp the sand during the filling process to ensure the sand is compacted and even 10 9 10 11 12 In the 9 deep trench layout PVC electrical tubing along the trench and up the wall to at least 6 above the surface Figure 4 Install the PVC fitting and O ring gasket to the pulley box and fit the electrical tubing inside the fitting Ensure the assembly is fully tightened
7. CHECK OF ASSEMBLED es 16 TIOXOPEISATION TEST NILE VERICLE 16 12 0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 17 81518 MAINTENANGE GUIDELINE Sse 13 14 0 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE itte e 21 USE VIRES 22 15 1 CASING amp PISTON ASSEMBLY 22 19 2 CASING PISTON ASSEMBLY 24 19 9 9UPERSTRUCTURE 26 AS OE VIBE ESE 27 19 0 HYDRAULICS AIR ASSEMBLY Pa ex YR po ER Sn Feb unu tn 28 16 0 POWER PACK ASSEMBLY t mt t tia manne 30 AVAIEBBEEAGCESSORIES ad UU Equus 33 IMPORTANT This lift requires at least 2 persons for assembly installation The use of a lifting device capable of safely lifting 2000 Ibs is required for installation 1 0 SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS When using this lift basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following 10 11 12 Before lowering check area for any obstructions 14 15 Thoroughly read all instructions in this manual and on the lift before installing operating servicing or maintaining the lift Inspect lift daily Do not operate if it malfunctions or problems have been encountered Never attempt to ove
8. With lift in the down position the pump reservoir should be full 3 Motor runs but the lift picks up partial load only A Lift is overloaded Check lifts capacity and weight of vehicle B Faulty relief valve 4 Oil blows out breather A Oil reservoir overfilled B Lift lowered too quickly while under heavy load C Broken pickup tube or return line damage 5 Lift makes groaning sound when rising A Bleed cylinder manually Trapped air can cause groaning noise when rising or lowering lift B Cavitated pump Replace power unit 6 Lift rises unevenly A Cables are not properly adjusted or tightened B Bleed cylinders May have air pocket in cylinder C Outer pistons are very dry and dirty Wipe surface clean and spray with silicone lubricant D Hydraulic restriction on one side Cylinder hose or fitting could be leaking Hose restriction 7 Sagging or stiff arms A Sagging Arms Arm bolts may need to be adjusted or replaced B Arms are hard to move Clean rub rails and lightly lubricate 21 15 0 PARTS LIST 15 1 CASING amp PISTON ASSEMBLY 22 LIFT ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST 3 3 8 N Part 6 2445 1 3361 1 3358 2 2546 2 2547 6 3698 1 3360 6 0059 82546508 6 3532 4 1207 4 1206 2 2544 6 0126 6 0141 2 2549 Description RETAINING RING PULLEY ASSEMBLY PULLEY PIN 3 1 4 LG TRIGGER WELDMENT HOUSING WELDMENT 1 8 ALUMINUM CABLE CRIMP TRIGGER CABLE 7 2 LO
9. and if they are not certified for use on this lift then the certification of this lift shall become null and void Contact the participantfor information pertaining to certified attachments accessories or configuration modifying components www autolift org 2007 by ALI Inc ALI WLSIAO1 070126 Quadra WLSIAO1 2 0 SAFETY WARNING DECALS Be sure the operator is aware and understands all safety warning labels and follows them accordingly cum 2 Do not override DO NOT remove oil Position vehicle Remain clear of lift Keep feet self closing fill plug before reading B center of gravity when raising or clear of lift lift controls manufacturer s 4 over lift lowering vehicle while lowering manuals The messages pictographs shown are generic in nature and are meant to generally represent hazards common to all automotive lifts regardless of specific style Funding for the development and validation of these labels was provided by the Automotive Lift institute PO Box 85 Cortland NY 13045 Replacement label sets may be obtained from the original lift 1 7 manufacturer and AL s member Clear area if vehicle Avoid excessive Chock wheel Use lift locking device companies They are protected by is in danger of falling rocking of vehicle to prevent or 4 stands copyright while on lift vehicle movement to support vehicle wwwautollft ong 1992 by ALI Inc CAUTION 7 x Lif
10. 2 755 1914 mm AA d KARE YY 88 2245 mm Ns AA 57 lt lt lt 1 BYE Figure 1 Front view Figure 2 Top view 4 0 SHIPPING CONTENTS The complete lift is contained in two 2 packages 1 The main structural components are pre assembled and packaged together onto one skid 2 The remaining parts are packed in an accessory box Refer to the packing slip inside for a list of contents Components include 1 Complete casing and piston assembly 2 Lifting superstructures Left and Right 1 Accessory box see Accessory box list for contents 5 0 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS AND TOOLS Important It is the user s responsibility to provide a satisfactory installation area for the lift Lifts must be installed level within the pit with a minimum concrete thickness of 10 the base of the pit ensuring that at least 6 of the concrete is encasing the bottom portion of the lift Please consult the architect contractor or engineer if doubt exists as to the strength and feasibility of the pit structure and footings It is the user s responsibility to provide all wiring for electrical hook up prior to installation and to ensure that the electrical installation conforms to local building codes Where required it is the user s responsibility to provide an electrical isolation switch located in close proximity to
11. 800 268 7959 16 12 0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS It is the responsibility of the Owner Operator to be thoroughly familiar with the Operation Inspection and Maintenance of this lift DO RAISE THE LIFT WITHOUT SUPERSTUCTURES ATTACHED IMPORTANT When lifting the vehicle the flip pad adapters must be positioned as shown in Figures 11 or 12 Rotate arms to provide tire clearance 2 Center vehicle left and right over lift with arms located as per the Lift it Right manual 3 lf adapters are raised face front and rear in opposite directions Make sure the height adapters are positioned in a proper designated location Figures 11 and 12 ALL FLIP PADS MUST FACE OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS CORRECT Positioning of Adapters Note Flip pads face opposite directions Figure 12 Correct 17 INCORRECT Positioning of Adapters Figure 13 Incorrect Lifting 1 2 Push button on powerpack to raise lift until adapters contact vehicle Check to make certain that all height adapters are making full and proper contact and are stable Raise lift approximately 18 and check stability by rocking vehicle front to rear While raising the lift the air lift safety locks will engage at different stages Raise lift to desired height and lower onto lift locks Avoid sporadic starting and stopping of pump motor if possible To prevent pump motor damage always lower load onto safety locks when restarting motor in
12. AREA at m zu 0 511 6 i MIN hM D 1 FORWARD 7 754 4 E d MAX REAR OVERHANG PLUS DESIRED WORK SPACE id id Figure 3 Bay Layout 7 0 1 Excavate the location desired with minimum dimensions of 24 1 10070 as per Figure 4 2 Dig a 9 deep trench pipe chase for hydraulic and air lines from the cylinder pulley box center fitting to the location you have selected to mount the pump and controls PIPE CHASE TRENCH wa pM DET SOW L pup PIPE CHAS Figure 4 Plan and Excavation 8 0 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS When the lifts arrives on site Read the owners manual and make sure the installation instructions are fully understood e Check for any freight damages e Check the contents of the accessory and hardware boxes to make sure no parts are missing Gather all tools required for installation Section 5 0 8 1 UNPACKING PROCEDURE 1 Remove the plastic wrapping and metal ties 2 Remove the accessory box and superstructures and place to the side away from the excavated pit 3 Ensure all holes in the pistons and locking legs are covered Do not spill any concrete water or foreign objects into these openings 4 Check the installation area for possible obstructions Lights Heating Ducts Ceiling etc 8 2 LIFT INSTALLATION
13. CKWASHER 7 2 HEX BOLT x 2 LG GR 8 718 HEX BOLT x 3 LG GR 8 RIGHT SUPERSTRUCTURE ASSEMBLY LEFT SUPERSTRUCTURE ASSEMBLY TOP COVER 4 HEX BOLT x LG 4 NAIL IN ANCHOR WHEEL SPOTTING PLATE 23 Qty N N FA 15 2 CASING amp PISTON ASSEMBLY Left Piston amp Casing Assembly shown 24 CASING amp PISTON ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Item Part Description 1 1 3312 CASING BEARING BLOCK 2 3 1000 PISTON WELDMENT 3 1 3331 PISTON BEARING BLOCK 4 1 3332 8 5 8 WIPER 5 1 3333 RETAINING RING LEFT 1 3518 RETAINING RING RIGHT not shown 6 K82846J0 FLAT HEAD ALLEN SCREW 3 4 x 1 3 4 LG 7 2 2538 LOCKING LEG WELDMENT 8 6 3530 SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW 7 16 x 1 3 4 LG 9 603 HEX NUT 5 8 GRADE 8 10 6 3531 HEX NUT 7 16 11 2 2539 EQUALIZATION CABLE 23 Qty 15 3 SUPERSTRUCTURE ASSEMBLY Left Superstructure shown 4 1206 SUPERSTRUCTURE ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Item 1 c Part 2 2530 2 2531 2 2525 1 3308 3 1040 6 3487 Description LEFT BOLSTER WELDMENT RIGHT BOLSTER WELDMENT not shown SWING ARM ARM BOLT FLIP PAD ASSEMBLY ROLLPIN 74 DIA x 1 34 LG 26 Qty N N 15 4 PAD ASSEMBLY FLIP PAD ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST Item Part 2 2529 1 3307 1 3310 1 3309 70452180 Description
14. SLEEVE WELDMENT ADAPTER WING PIN LOW FLIP UP ADAPTER HIGH FLIP UP ADAPTER 7 2 RETAINING RING 27 Qty N c 15 5 HYDRAULIC amp AIR ASSEMBLY HYDRAULIC 8 AIR ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST 3 3 8 N Part 3 0990 1 3473 6 1510 6 2095 1 3326 6 3488 6 3495 6 0714 6 3806 1 3471 6 3602 6 3603 6 3604 8 0141 6 0709 6 3523 1 3359 6 3490 6 3540 6 3170 6 3552 1 3365 6 3548 6 3549 6 0804 Description HYDRAULIC CYLINDER HYDRAULIC HOSE 138 FLOW CONTROL 7 4 NPT MALE NIPPLE COUPLER 3 8 SET SCREW x 1 LG HOSE CLAMP HOSE GUARD BULKHEAD T 3 8 JIC FITTING HYDRAULIC HOSE 252 1 1 2 LOCKNUT O RING 1 1 2 PVC MALE ADAPTER Ys DIA POLYTUBE SWIVEL ELBOW POLY x 1 8 NPT AIR LOCK CYLINDER CABLE END POWERPACK ASSEMBLY 7 4 WEDGE ANCHOR LG 6 32 HEX NUT 12 24 SCREW x 3 4 LG AIR LOCK BUTTON BRACKET AIR LOCK BUTTON 6 32 SCREW 1 1 4 LG 90 ELBOW 9 16 SAE 3 8 JIC 29 Qty N gt Nl 16 0 POWER PACK ASSEMBLY a 8 ee HANDLE POSITION POSITIVE STOP 30 POWERPACK PARTS LIST Item Part Description BOLT 5 16 24 x 2 3 4 LG 6 6 2301 PACKAGE PLUG 9 16 SAE 6 6 2162 PLUMBING 9 62164 SCREW TORX NUT 3 4 16x1 HEX 0 25 31 719
15. an and wipe down pistons with a clean dry cloth and apply a silicon lubricant spray to the piston surfaces EVERY SIX MONTHS 1 Have cables examined for damage or fraying by a lift inspector If any damage is evident replace cables and DO NOT use the lift 2 If cables are to be replaced ensure LOCTITE is to be applied to the threads of the cable amp nuts located at the bottom of the safety ladder EVERY YEAR 1 Inspect lift as per Automotive Lift Operation Inspection and Maintenance ALOIM EVERY TWO YEARS 1 Change hydraulic fluid LUBRICATION Where grease is required lt silicon based lubricant Where hydraulic oil is required ISO 32 10W non detergent hydraulic oil 19 13 3 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE Records of all lift maintenance and operator training should be recorded in the following table Maintenance and Training Performed 20 14 0 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE Possible Cause amp Solution 1 Pump motor does not run Breaker tripped or fuse blown Check breaker and incoming power Check thermal overload in starter box 3 phase only Push reset Faulty wiring connections Check wiring diagram Motor burned out Replace motor 2 Motor runs but the lift will not rise A Contaminant in decent valve Press descent valve while running pump to try clearing dirt from valve by releasing and pressing several times Replace if valve if necessary B Oil level low Check reservoir
16. e removing the vehicle from the lift area position the arms to the drive thru position to prevent damage to the lift and or vehicle Do not remove hydraulic fittings while under pressure SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS For additional safety instructions regarding lifting lift types warning labels preparing to lift vehicle spotting vehicle lifting maintaining load stability emergency procedures vehicle lowering lift limitations lift maintenance good shop practices installation operator training and owner employer responsibilities please refer to Lifting It Right ALI SM and Safety Tips ALI ST For additional instruction on general requirements for lift operation please refer to Automotive Lift Safety Requirements For Operation Inspection and Maintenance ANSI ALI ALOIM Installation shall be performed in accordance with ANSO ALI ALIS Safety Requirements for Installation and Service of Automotive Lifts ATTENTION This lift is intended for indoor installation only t is prohibited to install this product outdoors Operating environment temperature range should be 41 104 F 5 40 Failure to adhere will result in decertification loss of warranty and possible damage to the equipment lf attachments SAFETY 3 INSTRUCTIONS 7039 components that are located in the load path affect operation of the lift affect the lift electrical listing or affect intended vehicle accommodation are used on this lift
17. ing assemblies to the top of the cylinders Use the 7 8 bolts to install the bolster plate to the pistons and the 72 lockwasher and gt hex bolt to secure the safety to the anti rotation tab Apply loctite to threads on the bolts during installation Figure 6 Superstructure Assembly 12 8 3 POWERPACK INSTALLATION 1 Remove the red plastic cap located on the left side of the powerpack and install the 90 elbow provided in the hardware kit 2 Secure the powerpack to the wall in a predetermined location using the 74 anchors provided The connection fittings should be at a minimum of 36 off the ground 3 Remove the filler cap from the powerpack reservoir and fill the tank with 3 5 Gal 13L of 15032 hydraulic oil 10 wt hydraulic oil 8 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS DANGER ENSURE THAT ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS ARE COMPLETED BY A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN ELECTRICAL SHOCKS CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH 1 Connect the 230 Volt 1 Ph power to the motor OIL SISTEM POWER PACK P N 46 832 17 004 CONNECT THE UPPER LIMIT SWITCH CABLE BELOW Figure 7 Electrical Connections 13 8 5 HYDRAULIC AND AIR LINE CONNECTIONS 1 Feed both the hydraulic line and air line through the PVC tubing into the pulley box 2 Install the hydraulic line to the T fitting inside the pulley box while the other end is attached to the 90 elbow on the powerpack Hydraulic hose connected to 90 deg elbow on powerpack
18. mid stroke Lowering 1 Make sure area under vehicle is clear of obstacles Raise lift slightly To disengage air operated lift safety locks push air lock release button in while pushing handle on powerpack to lower the lift Lower the lift until lift superstructures make full contact with floor Rotate arms to provide tire clearance Make certain flip adapters are in the flat position before removing vehicle 18 13 0 LIFT MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES 13 4 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Read the operating and safety manuals before using any lift Do not operate a lift that has been damaged or is in disrepair Proper inspection and maintenance is necessary for safe operation 13 2 PERIODIC MAINTANENCE DAILY Inspect all superstructure fasteners Tighten if necessary Inspect arms for overload dropping from stretched or loosened arm bolts Replace bolts if stretched Inspect the height adapters for damage and replace if necessary Check all electrical wiring for pinch points cracks or damage Check all moving parts for uneven or excessive wear Repair or replace all damaged defective worn or broken components immediately Raise and lower the lift at the beginning of each shift without a vehicle on to verify the lift is leveled and operating properly 2m BI WEEKLY 1 Grease swivel arm rub bars 2 Clean and re grease glide block channels inside of both columns EVERY THREE MONTHS 1 Lubrication of lift Cle
19. rload the lift The manufacturer s rated capacity is shown on the identification label Do not override the operating controls or the warranty will be void Before driving vehicles into the lift area position the arms to the drive through position to ensure unobstructed clearance Do not hit or run over arms as this could damage the lift and or vehicle Only trained and authorized personnel should operate the lift Do not allow customers or bystanders to operate the lift or be in the lift area Position the lift support pads to contact the vehicle manufacturer s recommended lifting points Raise the lift until the pads contact the vehicle Check pads for secure contact with the vehicle Check all arm restraints and ensure they are properly engaged Raise the lift to the desired working height Some pickup trucks may require an optional truck adapter to clear running boards or other accessories NOTE Always use all 4 arms to raise and support vehicle Caution Never work under the lift unless the mechanical safety locks are engaged Note that the removal or installation of some vehicle parts may cause a critical load shift in the center of gravity and may cause the vehicle to become unstable Refer to the vehicle manufacturers service manual for recommended procedures Always keep the lift area free of obstruction and debris Grease and oil spills should always be cleaned up immediately Never raise vehicle with passengers inside Befor
20. t used Authorized personnel Use vehicle Always use Use height extenders by trained operator only in lift area manufacturer s safety stands when when necessary ONLY lift points removing or installing to ensure heavy components 0 good contact SAFETY SAFETY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS Auxiliary adapters Read operating Proper maintenance Do not operate may reduce and safety manuals and inspection damaged lift load capacity before using tift is necessary 3 for safe operation 3 0 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Maximum Capacity Maximum Capacity per Arm Overall Width Height to Lowered Lift Pads Height to Lift Pad 3 Adapter Height to Lift Pad 6 Adapter Height to Lift Adapter 9 Truck Adapter Arm Extended Length Arm Retracted Length 28 Maximum Lifting Height No Adapter Maximum Lifting Height 9 Truck Adapter Lifting Time approx Lowering Time approximately Power Requirements Air Requirements Oil Requirements Shipping Weight 1043 kg 1 WA 1 pS 814 2070 mm USING 9 TRUCK ADAPTER 732 18 3 52 L 2 TN 1562 4 4 0 J M 63 5 6 25 7 444 PH 8 mm E m AA SA lt lt
21. the lift that will enable emergency stop capability and isolate electrical power from the lift for any servicing requirements 5 1 Tools Required Lifting device capable of safely lifting 2000 106 Allen Key Set Ratchet amp Socket Set SAE Wrench Set Phillips Screwdriver 2 Side cutters Rotary Hammer Drill 4 Masonry Drill bit Impact Gun Torque Gun Funnel Tape Measure 6ft Level Caulking gun Tube of silicon sealant Fittings for running shop air to lift are not supplied NOTE Apply LOCTITE 242 on required fasteners where symbol is shown If fasteners are removed reapply LOCTITE before re installing 6 0 6 LAYOUT 1 Make certain there is at least 70 between the lowest ceiling obstruction and the roofline of the highest vehicle to be raised 12 ft of ceiling height is sufficient for passenger cars 2 A minimum of 12 ft of stall space is required from the center of both front and rear of lift to nearest obstruction Figure 3 3 A minimum of 6 ft is recommended between the center of the lift and side walls or nearest obstruction 4 When determining measurements take into account the areas required for work areas and benches PROVIDE 220 VOLT IE PROVIDE CLEAN SINGLE 5 HERE AIR SUPPLY HERE v PUMP LOCATION amp WATER UIL RECOMMENDED PUSSIBLE _ BENQH WORK AREA LINE _ 67 05 MIN 2 PLUS DESIRED WORK SPACE 1 18 0 MIN ALLOW FOR WORK
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