PP9 Plus Four Post Lift 9,000 lbs. Capacity...21. Raise lift off all locks until cables are...

PP9 PlusFour Post Lift

9,000 lbs. Capacity(4,500 lbs. per axle)

Minimum wheelbase 101" at rated capacity

INSTALLATION / OWNERS MANUAL

Read this manual thoroughly before installing, operating, or maintaining this lift. When done with installation be sure to return documents to package and give all materials to lift owner/operator. When installation is complete be sure to run lift up and down a few cycles with and without “typical” vehicle loaded on lift.

© September 2010 by Vehicle Service Group. All rights reserved. CO7703.1 IN50004 Rev. E 07/19/2010

IMPORTANT Reference ANSI/ALI ALIS,

Safety Requirements forInstallation and Service of Automotive Liftsbefore installing lift.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• IMPORTANTINFORMATION .................................................................................................................. pg 2

• TOOLSREQUIRED .................................................................................................................................... pg 4

• LIFTSPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................. pg 4

• FloorPlan ................................................................................................................................................. pg 5

• INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................ pg 6

• CASTERKITASSEMBLY/INSTALLATION ........................................................................................... pg 8

• FOUNDATION&ANCHORINGREQUIREMENTS................................................................................. pg 9

• OWNER/EMPLOYERRESPONSIBILITY .............................................................................................. pg 13

• LOCKOUT/TAGOUT ................................................................................................................................. pg 13

• SAFETYPROCEDURES ............................................................................................................................ pg 15

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• OPERATIONINSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................. pg 13

• PREVENTIVEMAINTENANCESCHEDULE ........................................................................................... pg 15

• TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................................... pg 17

• CABLEINSPECTIONGUIDE ................................................................................................................... pg 19

• ILLUSTRATEDPARTSLIST...................................................................................................................... pg 26

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONFour Post Lifts1. Always inspect the lift for damage and make note of any damage on the bill of lading.2. In case of freight damage, call the truck line immediately and report the damage as a freight claim.3. Makesureyouhaveextrahelporheavydutyliftingequipmentwhenunloadingandassemblingthelift.4. Please read the safety procedures and operating instructions in this manual before operating lift. Keepthismanualnearliftatalltimes.Makesurealloperatorsreadthismanual.5. NOTE:Areyouinstallinginalevellocation?(Liftmustbeanchoredinplaceifslopeisgreaterthan 1/8" per foot.)6. Makesureyouhaveenoughroomtoinstallthelockrods.Youwillneedatleast9’ofclearancefrom theoppositeendofthepowerunitendoftheliftand6’atthepowerunitend.(Seefloorplanonpage7.Thepowerunitmaybeinstalledonthedriver’sfrontorthepassengerrearcorner.8. Never raise a car until you have double checked all bolts, nuts and hose fittings.9. Always lock the lift before going under the vehicle or storing another vehicle underneath lift. Never allow anyone to go under the lift when raising or lowering.

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Thisisavehicleliftinstallation/operationmanualandnoattemptismadeorimpliedhereintoinstructtheuserinlifting methods particular to an individual application. Rather, the contents of this manual are intended as a basis for operation and maintenance of the unit as it stands alone or as it is intended and anticipated to be used in conjunctionwithotherequipment.

Properapplicationoftheequipmentdescribedhereinislimitedtotheparametersdetailedinthespecificationsandtheusessetforthinthedescriptivepassages.Anyotherproposedapplicationofthisequipmentshouldbedocumentedandsubmittedinwritingtothefactoryforexamination.Theuserassumesfullresponsibilityforanyequipmentdamage,personalinjury,oralterationoftheequipmentdescribedinthismanualoranysubsequentdamages.

LIFT SPECIFICATIONS & FLOOR PLAN Capacity 9,000 lbsLiftingHeight 84”(7’0”)CeilingHeighttobeheightofhighestvehicletoberaisedplus 84”(7’0”)Overall Length w/ Ramps 223-1/2”(18’7-1/2”)Overall Length w/ no Ramps 192-1/2”(16’1/2”)

Overall Width 121”(10’1”)Approach Ramp Length 31”(2’7”)Runway Width 21-1/2”(1’9-1/2”)Runway Length 188”(15’8”)RunwayHeight 4-3/4”HeightofColumns 97”(8’1”)Clearance between Columns 109.5”(9’1-1/2”)Clearance between Runways 39”Outside Runway to Outside Runway 79”(6’7”)ClearanceUnderRunway 81”(6’9”)Motorspecs 110VAC,1HPShipping Weight 2,350LBS

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TOOLS REQUIRED

• Setofmetricwrenchesand/orsockets• Adjustablewrench• Lockingpliers• 25’Tapemeasure• StepLadder• *3GallonsofHydraulicOil

*RecommendedOil:ISO32LightHydraulicOil

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1. Removeplasticwrapfromtoprunwayandremoveallhardware.ThisincludesthePowerUnit,Drip Trays,ToolBoxand/oranyJacks.Note:Youshouldfindthismanualeitherinthetopoftherunwayor insidethePowerUnitbox.

2. WhiletheMainsideRunway(Item#5)Figures#3&6isupsidedown,findtheendoftheHydraulicHose that is already connected to the cylinder. Locate the hole in the side of the runway and install the 90degreeFitting(Item#76)securingtorunwaywithJamNut.Alsoremovealloftheplastictiessecur ingthecables.Extendthecableendsthroughtherunwayends.Removecylinderrodshipping block.Tightenhydraulicfittings.

3. ExtendcylinderpistonrodoutbypushingorpullingontheCableLockPlate(A)(Item#79)Figure#3on theendofthecylinder.Nowunboltthetoprunwaytakingthenecessarysafetyprecautions.Note:Using sometypeofahoistisrecommended,thisrunwaywillneedtobeflippedoversoitisnolonger upside down. Place this runway in your bay with the hydraulic fitting facing toward your previously chosen corner for the power unit.

4. Nextunboltallfourcolumnsfromtheshippingpackageandplacethecolumnwiththepowerunitmount ing bracket in the above chosen corner. Arrange the other three columns in the remaining corners.

5. UnpacktheCrossbeams,Ramps,SafetyLatchLinkageRodsandLockLaddersfrombottomRunway.Re movetheSafetyLatchCovers(Items#45)Figure#1.Theywillbereinstalledlater.Arrangethe CrossbeamssothatthelockinglinkageisfacingoutwardandtheShortConnectingRod(B)(Item#87) Figure#5isclosesttothepowerunitcolumn.Also,removeCrossbeamCovers(Items#24,25& 26)Figure#7ifnotalreadyremoved.

6. If you have means for securely lifting the Crossbeam, lower it into the tops of the columns. If you don't, then the columns will have to be placed horizontal, and the crossbeams installed in the columns.

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Thentheentireendstructure(twocolumnsandcrossbeam)willneedtobestoodupasone.7. UnpacktheLockLadders(Item#38)Figure#2fromthepackageandslidethemintotheprecutsloton theRubBlocks(Item#50)Figure#1insideeachcolumn.Afterremovingthetopnutfromthelock ladderyouarereadytoinstalltheTopCapsA&B(Items#44&94)Figures#2&6onthecolumns.

8. BeawareoftheoffsetholeincolumnTopCaps.Arrangethemsothatthecablemountingholesareclos esttotherunways.Useprovidedbolts,nuts,washers,andlockwasherstoinstallTopCapsasshownin Figure#2.

9. SecureTopCapandLockLadderassembliestogetherwithWasherandNut(Items#40&41)Figure#2. Position the Crossbeams at the second lowest locking position on all columns.

10. Standupandarrangethetwoendstructures(Columns&Crossbeams)sothattheoutsideoftheCross beam rail to the outside of the other Crossbeam rail measure's 184.5”. Compare the measurements from theleftandtherightuntiltheyarediagonallywithin1/2”.The½”variancewillhelpinmounting the runways later.

11. LiftandpositioneachRunwayintoplaceandsecurewiththeprovidedHexBolts,LockWasher,Flat WasherandNut(Items#34,35,36&37)asshownin Figure#7.Theliftwillsquareitselfasyoufurtherassembleit. Note:InstalltheOffsideRunway(Item#4)oppositefromtheMainsideRunway(Item#5)andPowerunit ColumnasshowninFigure#7.

12. BegincableroutinginstallationbyremovingtheCableSheaves,ShaftsandSpacersfromallfourcorners oftheMainsideRunwayasshowninFigure#4.

13. RouteandmounttheappropriateCable(s)(Items#48,49,50&51)toeachColumnTopCap,whileensur ingthatthePlasticCablePulley(Item#58)isbetweentheCableandtheLockLadderasshownin Figures1&8.Thiswillallowthesecondaryslackcablelocktofunctionproperly.SeeFigure#8 for Cable routing installation. 14. Reinstall the Cable Sheaves, Shafts, Spacers and hardware as shown in Figures#4. Note:MakesureallCablesareproperlyroutedaroundCableSheaves.

15. InstallallLockRods&Linkagecomponentsperthedrawingon(Page20)Figure#5.Also,installthe CrossbeamBracket(Item#28)tomiddle/outsideofeachCrossbeam.SecurewiththeprovidedHard ware(Items#29&30)Figure#7.

16. MountthePowerUnit(Item#7)totheMainsideColumnwiththeattachedmountingbracketusingthe Hardware(Items#16,17&103)providedasshowninFigure#6.Oncemounted,fillthePower Unitreservoirtankwithhydraulicfluid.Now,installthe90degreeHydraulicFitting(Item#75)Figure#3 tothehighpressureportonthePowerUnit.ConnecttheelectricalpowertothePowerUnit.17. Installthe“braded”HydraulicHose(Item#74)totheFittingonthesideoftheMainsideRunwayandat tachtheotherendtothe90degreeFittingonthePowerUnitasshowninFigure#3.

18. Nowraisethecompleteunit(Lift)andsetatoneofthebottomlockpositions.Placeleveloncrossbeam.

19. TightenLockLadderRodNutlocatedonthetopofeachposts(Item#41).Thiswillraisethecornerofthe

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lift to adjust for leveling. Each post has this adjustment. Adjust the proper columns to level the lift. Place level on each runway and crossbeam and check for proper levelness.

NOTE:YOUMAYHAVETOLOOSENTHENUTUNDERTOPPLATETOMAKEADJUSTMENTS.

20. Afterlevelingiscomplete,tightentheNutontheLockRodunderneaththeTopCaponeachpost.This will lock the Lock Ladder in position.

21. Raiseliftoffalllocksuntilcablesaresupportingthelift.AdjusttheCableNylonLockNut(Item#72)lo catedonthetopofeachpostuntilliftisleveloncrossbeamsandrunways.Thiswillensurethelifttravels up and down level. NOTE:YOUMAYNEEDTOUSELOCKINGPLIERSTOHOLDTHECABLEFROMTURNINGWHENADJUSTINGTHENYLONNUT.MAKESURETHATTHREADSENGAGETHROUGHNYLONONEACHNYLONNUT.

22. ReinstallCrossbeamCovers(Items#24,25&26)Figure#7andthebottomRunwayCover(Item#97) Figure#4ontotheundersideoftheMainsideRunway.

23. InstallfrontWheelStops(Item#27)andFootPlate(Item#23)withprovidedhardwareasshowninFigure #7.

24. InstalltheDriveOnRamps(Item#20)withConnectingFrame(Item#21)asshownifFigure#6.

NOTE:

BESURETOLUBRICATEALLCABLESHEAVES,BEARINGS,ANDSHAFTSWITHAGREASEGUNPRIORTOOPER-ATINGTHELIFT.

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CASTER KIT INSTALLATION

1. Raise the Lift two to four feet high

2. PositioneachofthefourCasterassembliesbelowtheCrossbeamrailsasshownonpage21Figure#6 and in below diagram.

3. Install the four Pivot pins and Cotter pins to secure assembly to each column as shown below.

4. Lower the Lift confirming that the Caster assemblies engage the Crossbeam rails and the four Columns risetoclearthefloor.

FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS

Concrete shall have compression strength of at least 3,000 PSI and a minimum thickness of 4”. CAUTION! DONOTuseonasphaltorsimilarunstablesurfaces.

SPECIALNOTE

ThisLiftdoesnotrequireboltingtothefloor(BUT)IfyouchoosetheoptiontoanchortheLifttothefloorpleasefollowthedetailedinstructionsandcriteriabelow.

FOUNDATION and ANCHORING REQUIREMENTS

1. Concrete shall have compression strength of at least 3,000 PSI and a minimum thickness of 4” in order toachieveaminimumanchorembedmentof3¼”.NOTE:Whenusing(¾”x5½”)longanchors;ifthetop oftheanchorexceeds2¼”abovethefloorgrade,youDONOThaveenoughembedment.

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2. Maintaina6”minimumdistancefromanyslabedgeorseam.Holetoholespacingshouldbeaminimum

6½”inanydirection.Holedepthshouldbeaminimumof4”.

3. Shimeachcolumnbaseasrequireduntileachcolumnisplumb.Ifonecolumnhastobeelevatedto matchtheplaneoftheothercolumn,fullsizebaseshimplatesshouldbeused.Torqueanchorsto85 ft-lbs.ShimthicknessMUSTNOTexceed½”whenusingthe5½”longanchorswiththelift.Adjustthe columnextensionsplumb.

4. Ifanchorsdonottightento85ft-lbs.installationtorque,replacetheconcreteundereachcolumnbase witha4’x4’x6”thick3,000PSIminimumconcretepadkeyedunderandflushwiththetopofexisting floor.Allowconcretetocurebeforeinstallingliftsandanchors(typically2to3weeks).

ANCHORING TIP INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION!

Anchors must be at least 6” from the edge of the slab or any seam.

1. Useaconcretehammerdrillwithacarbidetip,soliddrillbitthesamediameterastheanchor,¾”.(.775to .787inchesdiameter).Donotuseexcessivelywornbitsorbitswhichhavebeenincorrectlysharpened.

2. Keepthedrillinaperpendicularlinewhiledrilling.

3. Letthedrilldothework.Donotapplyexcessivepressure.Liftthedrillupanddownoccasionallytore move residue to reduce binding.

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4. Drilltheholetodepthequaltothelengthofanchor.Note:Drillingthruconcrete(recommended)willal low the anchor to be driven thru the bottom of foundation if the threads are damaged or if the lift will need to be relocated.

5. For better holding power blow dust from the hole.

6. Placeaflatwasherandhexnutoverthreadedendofanchor,leavingapproximately½inchofthread exposedcarefullytapanchor.Donotdamagethreads.Tapanchorintotheconcreteuntilnutand flatwasherareagainstbaseplate.Donotuseanimpactwrenchtotighten!Tightenthe nut,twoorthreeturnsonaverageconcrete(28-daycure).Iftheconcreteisveryhardonlyoneor twoturnsmayberequired.Checkeachanchorboltwithtorquewrenchsetto85footpounds.

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE:ALWAYSCHOCKWHEELSANDSETPARKINGBRAKEBEFORELIFTINGVEHICLE!Only authorized personnel are to operate lift. Read Operating and safety procedures Manual completely before operating lift.• Properlymaintainandinspectliftinaccordancetoowner'manual.• Donotoperatealiftthatisdamagedorinneedofrepair.• Allowonlyauthorizedpersonnelintheliftbay.• Stayclearofliftwhenraisingorlowering(noriders).• Keephandsandfeetawayfrompinchpointsatalltimes.• Neveroverridetheliftoperatingandsafetycontrols.• Ifavehicleissuspectedoffalling,clearareaimmediately.• Donotrockvehiclewhilepositionedonlift.• Alwaysusesafetyjackstandswhenremovingorinstallingheavycomponents.

Vehicle Loading:• Positionvehicleonliftrunwaysbyhavinganotherpersonguideyouontotherunways.Checkforproper weightdistribution(centerofgravityshouldbeevenlydistributedbetweencolumns).• Setvehicleparkingbrakeandchocktirestopreventvehiclemovement.• Usecautionbeforeliftingpickuptrucks,suv'sandothervehicles.Theindividualaxleweightcapacity shouldnotexceed1/2ofliftcapacity.• Makesurevehicleisneitherfrontnorrearheavy.

Raising Lift:• Pushupswitchtoraiseliftuntilplatformrunwaysclearfloor.• Stopandcheckforvehiclemovementandvehicleweightdistribution.Ifsecureraisetodesiredheight.• Alwayslowerthelifttothenearestlockpositionbypressingthelowerlevertorelievethehydraulicpres sure and let the latch set tight in a lock position.• Neverworkunderaliftthatisnotinthelockedposition.

Lowering Lift:• Clearallobstaclesfromunderliftandvehicle,andensureonlyliftoperatorisintheliftarea.• Stayclearofliftandraisetheliftoffthesafetylocks.

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• Pullsafetylatchreleasesandpressthelowerlevertobegindescent.

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• Ensureliftisfullylowered,andhavinganotherpersonguideyou,carefullyunloadtheliftbydrivingoffof the lift runways.

CAUTION

PAYATTENTIONTOTHELOWERINGSPEEDOFALLFOURCORNERS.MAKESURETHEYAREMOVINGDOWNATTHESAMESPEED.STOPLOWERINGTHELIFTBYRELEASINGTHELOWERINGLEVERONTHEPOWERUNITANDMOVINGTHELOCKLEVERTOTHELOCKPOSITIONIFANYCORNERSTOPSMOVINGORISSLOWERINDE-SCENT.ALWAYSLOCKTHELIFTBEFOREGOINGUNDERTHEVEHICLE.NEVERALLOWANYONETOGOUNDERTHELIFTWHENRAISINGORLOWERING.NOTE:Itisnormalforanemptylifttolowerslowly-itmaybenecessarytoaddweight.

OWNER / EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITIES

The Owner / Employer:

• Shallensurethatliftoperatorsarequalifiedandthattheyaretrainedinthesafeuseandoperationofthe liftusingthemanufacturer’soperatinginstructions;ALI/SM01-1,ALILiftingitRightsafetymanual; ALI/ST-90ALISafetyTipscard;ANSI/ALIALOIM-2008,AmericanNationalStandardforAutomo tiveLifts-SafetyRequirementsforOperation,InspectionandMaintenance;ALI/WLSeries,ALI UniformWarningLabelDecals/Placards;andinthecaseofframeengaginglifts,ALI/LP-GUIDE,Vehicle LiftingPoints/QuickReferenceGuideforFrameEngagingLifts.

• Shallestablishprocedurestoperiodicallyinspecttheliftinaccordancewiththeliftmanufacturer’s instructionsorANSI/ALIALOIM-2008,AmericanNationalStandardforAutomotiveLifts-Safety RequirementsforOperation,InspectionandMaintenance;andTheEmployerShallensurethatlift inspectorsarequalifiedandthattheyareadequatelytrainedintheinspectionofthelift.

• Shallestablishprocedurestoperiodicallymaintaintheliftinaccordancewiththeliftmanufacturer’s instructionsorANSI/ALIALOIM-2008,AmericanNationalStandardforAutomotiveLifts-Safety RequirementsforOperation,InspectionandMaintenance;andTheEmployerShallensurethatlift maintenancepersonnelarequalifiedandthattheyareadequatelytrainedinthemaintenanceofthelift.

• Shallmaintaintheperiodicinspectionandmaintenancerecordsrecommendedbythemanufactureror ANSI/ALIALOIM-2008,AmericanNationalStandardforAutomotiveLifts-SafetyRequirementsforOpera tion,InspectionandMaintenance.

• Shalldisplaytheliftmanufacturer’soperatinginstructions;ALI/SM93-1,ALILiftingitRightsafetymanual; ALI/ST-90ALISafetyTipscard;ANSI/ALIALOIM-2008,AmericanNationalStandardforAutomotiveLifts- SafetyRequirementsforOperation,InspectionandMaintenance;andinthecaseofframeengaginglifts, ALI/LP-GUIDE,VehicleLiftingPoints/QuickReferenceGuideforFrameEngagingLifts;inaconspicuous location in the lift area convenient to the operator.

• Shallnotmodifytheliftinanymannerwithoutthepriorwrittenconsentofthemanufacturer.

• Shallprovidenecessarylockout/tagoutmeansforenergysourcesperANSIZ244.1-1982(R1993),Safety RequirementsfortheLockout/TagoutofEnergySources,beforebeginninganyliftrepairs.

Lift Lockout/Tagout Procedure

Purpose

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Thisprocedureestablishestheminimumrequirementsforthelockoutofenergythatcouldcauseinjurytoper-sonnel by the operation of lifts in need of repair or being serviced. All employees shall comply with this proce-dure.

Responsibility

Theresponsibilityforassuringthatthisprocedureisfollowedisbindinguponallemployeesandserviceperson-nelfromoutsideservicecompanies(i.e.,AuthorizedInstallers,contactors,etc.).Allemployeesshallbeinstruct-ed in the safety significance of the lockout procedure by the facility owner/manager. Each new or transferred employeealongwithvisitingoutsideservicepersonnelshallbeinstructedbytheowner/manager(orassigneddesignee) in the purpose and use of the lockout procedure.

Preparation

Employeesauthorizedtoperformlockoutshallensurethattheappropriateenergyisolatingdevice(i.e.,circuitbreaker,fuse,disconnect,etc.)isidentifiedfortheliftbeinglockedout.Othersuchdevicesforotherequipmentmaybelocatedincloseproximityoftheappropriateenergyisolatingdevice.Iftheidentityofthedeviceisinquestion,seetheshopsupervisorforresolution.Assurethatproperauthorizationisreceivedpriortoperformingthe lockout procedure.

Sequence of Lockout Procedure

1) Notify all affected employees that a lockout is being performed and the reason for it.2) Unloadthesubjectlift.Shutitdownandassurethedisconnectswitchis“OFF”ifoneisprovidedonthe lift.3) Theauthorizedlockoutpersonoperatesthemainenergyisolationdeviceremovingpowertothesubject lift.• Ifthisisalockabledevice,theauthorizedlockoutpersonplacestheassignedpadlockonthedeviceto preventitsunintentionalreactivation.Anappropriatetagisappliedstatingtheperson’sname,atleast3” x6”insize,aneasilynoticeablycolor,andstatesnottooperatedeviceorremovetag.• Ifthisdeviceisanon-lockablecircuitbreakerorfuse,replacewitha“dummy”deviceandtagitappro priately as mentioned above.4) Attempttooperatelifttoassurethelockoutisworking.Besuretoreturnanyswitchestothe“OFF”posi tion.5) Theequipmentisnowlockedoutandreadyfortherequiredmaintenanceorservice.

Restoring Equipment to Service

1) Assure the work on the lift is complete and the area is clear of tools, vehicles, and personnel.2) Atthispoint,theauthorizedpersoncanremovethelock(ordummycircuitbreakerorfuse)&tagand activate the energy isolating device so that the lift may again be placed into operation.

Rules for Using Lockout Procedure

UsetheLockoutProcedurewhenevertheliftisbeingrepairedorserviced,waitingforrepairwhencurrentoperation could cause possible injury to personnel, or for any other situation when unintentional operation could injure personnel. No attempt shall be made to operate the lift when the energy isolating device is locked out.

Operating Conditions

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Lift is not intended for outdoor use and has an operating ambient temperature range of41º-104ºF(5º-40ºC).

IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONSWhenusingyourgarageequipment,basicsafetyprecautionsshouldalwaysbefollowed,includingthefollow-ing:

1. Read all instructions2. Care must be taken as burns can occur from touching hot parts.3. Donotoperateequipmentwithadamagedcordoriftheequipmenthasbeendroppedordamaged-until ithasbeenexaminedbyaqualifiedserviceperson.4. Donotletacordhangovertheedgeofthetable,bench,orcounterorcomeincontactwithhotmani folds or moving fan blades.5. Ifanextensioncordisnecessary,acordwithacurrentratingequaltoormorethanthatoftheequip mentshouldbeused.Cordsratedforlesscurrentthantheequipmentmayoverheat.6. Alwaysunplugequipmentfromelectricaloutletwhennotinuse.Neverusethecordtopulltheplugfrom the outlet. Grasp plug and pull to disconnect.7. Letequipmentcoolcompletelybeforeputtingaway.Loopcordlooselyaroundequipmentwhenstoring.8. Toreducetheriskoffire,donotoperateequipmentinthevicinityofopencontainersofflammableliquids (gasoline).9. Adequateventilationshouldbeprovidedwhenworkingonoperatinginternalcombustionengines.10. Keephair,looseclothing,fingers,andallpartsofbodyawayfrommovingparts.11. Toreducetheriskofelectricshock,donotuseonwetsurfacesorexposetorain.12. Useonlyasdescribedinthismanual.Useonlymanufacturer'srecommendedattachments.13. ALWAYSWEARSAFETYGLASSES.Everydayeyeglassesonlyhaveimpactresistantlenses,theyarenot safety glasses.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

SAFETY PROCEDURES

• Neverallowunauthorizedpersonstooperatelift.Thoroughlytrainnewemployeesintheuseandcareof lift.• Caution-thepowerunitoperatesathighpressure.• Removepassengersbeforeraisingvehicle.• Prohibitunauthorizedpersonsfrombeinginshopareawhileliftisinuse.• Totalliftcapacityis9,000-lbs.Donotexceedthiscapacity.• Priortoliftingvehicle,walkaroundtheliftandcheckforanyobjectsthatmightinterferewiththeopera tionofliftandsafetylatches;tools,airhoses,shopequipment.• Whenapproachingtheliftwithavehicle,makesuretocenterthevehiclebetweenthecolumns.Slowly drive the vehicle up with some one outside the vehicle guiding the driver.• Priortoloweringvehicle,walkaroundtheliftandcheckforanyobjectsthatmightinterferewiththe operationofliftandsafetylatches;tools,airhoses,shopequipment.• Slowlydrivethevehicleonandoffofthelift.Havesomeoneoutsidethevehicleguidethedriver.

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CAUTIONNOTE!!

LUBRICATEALLCABLESHEAVES,BEARINGS,ANDSHAFTSWITHGREASEPRIORTOOPERATINGTHELIFT.LUBRICATEALLONANANNUALBASIS.

Motorsandallelectricalcomponentsarenotsealedagainsttheweatherandmoisture.Installthisliftinapro-tected indoor location. Failure by the owner to provide the recommended shelter could result in unsatisfactory lift performance, property damage, or personal injury.

ReadandheedallWARNING,CAUTIONandSAFETYINSTRUCTIONlabelsonlift.PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

TheperiodicPreventiveMaintenanceSchedulegivenisthesuggestedminimumrequirementsandminimumintervals;accumulatedhoursormonthlyperiod,whichevercomessooner.

Periodic maintenance is to be performed on a daily, weekly, and yearly basis as given in the following para-graphs.

Intheeventyouneedreplacementparts,useonlyDirectLiftreplacementpartsavailablefromyourlocalDirectLift distributor.

Donotmodifytheliftinanymannerwithoutthepriorwrittenconsentofthemanufacturer.

WARNING!!

OccupationalSafetyandHealthAdministration(OSHA)andtheAmericanNationalStandardsInstitute(ANSI)requiresuserstoinspectliftingequipmentatthestartofeveryshift.Theseandotherperiodicinspectionsarethe responsibility of the user.

Failuretoperformthedailypre-operationalcheckcanresultinexpensivepropertydamage,lostproductiontime,seriouspersonalinjury,andevendeath.Thesafetylatchsystemmustbecheckedandworkingproperlybeforethe lift is put to use.

Failuretoheedthiswarningcanresultindeathorseriousinjury,ordamagetoequipment.Ifyouhearanoisenotassociatedwithnormalliftoperation,or,ifthereisanyindicationsofimpendingliftfailure-CEASEOPERATIONIMMEDIATELY!-Inspect,correctand/orreplacepartsasrequired.UseonlyDirectLiftreplacementpartsavail-ablefromyourlocalDirectLiftdistributor.

Daily Pre-Operation Check (8-Hours)

• Checksafetylockaudiblyandvisuallywhileinoperation• Checksafetylatchesforfreemovementandfullengagementwithrack.• Checkhydraulicconnections,andhosesforleakage.• Checkcablesconnectionsbends,cracks-andforloosefittings.

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• Checkforfrayedcablesinbothraisedandloweredposition.• Checksnapringsatallrollersandsheaves.• Checkbolts,nuts,andscrewsandtightenifneeded.• Checkwiring&switchesfordamage.• Checkfloorforstresscracksnearcolumns.• CheckLubricationsoncablesheavesandshafts.

Weekly Maintenance (every 40-Hours)

• IFLIFTISANCHOREDTOFLOOR-Checkanchorboltstorqueto50ft-lbsforthe¾in.anchorbolts.Donot use an impact wrench to tighten anchor bolts.• Checkfloorforstresscracksnearcolumns• Checkhydraulicoillevel.• Checkandtightenbolts,nuts,andscrews.• Checkallcablesheaves/assemblyforfreemovementorexcessivewearoncablesheaveshaft.

Yearly Maintenance

• Lubricatethecablesheaveshaftbyusinggreasegunatleaseonceayearaftertheliftisinservice.• Checkforexcessivewearofcable.Replacethemifnecessary.• Changethehydraulicfluid-goodmaintenanceproceduremakesitmandatorytokeephydraulicfluid clean.Nohardfastrulescanbeestablished;-operatingtemperature,typeofservice,contaminationlev els,filtration,andchemicalcompositionoffluidshouldbeconsidered.Ifoperatingindustyenvironment shorterintervalmayberequired.

Special Maintenance Tasks

NOTE:Thefollowingitemsshouldonlybeperformedbyatrainedmaintenanceexpert:

• Replacementofhydraulichoses.• Replacementofcablesandsheaves.

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• Replacementorrebuildingairandhydrauliccylindersasrequired.• Replacementorrebuildingpumps/motorsasrequired.• Checkingofhydrauliccylinderrodandrodend(threads)fordeformationordamage.

CAUTION!!

Relocatingorchangingcomponentsmaycauseproblems.Eachcomponentinthesystemmustbecompatible;an undersized or restricted line will cause a drop in pressure. All valve, pump, and hose connections should be sealedand/orcappeduntiljustpriortouse.Airhosescanbeusedtocleanfittingsandothercomponents.How-ever,theairsupplymustbefilteredanddrytopreventcontamination.Mostimportantiscleanliness;Contamina-tionisthemostfrequentcauseofmalfunctionorfailureofhydraulicequipment.TROUBLESHOOTING

Thecommonproblemsthatmaybeencounteredandtheirprobablecausesarecoveredinthefollowingpara-graphs:

• Motor Does Not Operate

Failureofthemotortooperateisnormallycausedbyoneofthefollowing:

1. Breakerorfuseblown.2. Faultywiringconnections;callelectrician.3. Defectiveupbutton;callelectricianforservice.

• Motor Functions but Lift Will Not Rise

Ifthemotorisfunctioning,buttheliftwillnotrisedothefollowingintheordergiven:

1. Apieceoftrashisundercheckvalve.Pushhandledownandpushtheupbuttonatthesametime.Hold for10-15seconds.Thisshouldflushthesystem.2. Checktheclearancebetweentheplungervalveoftheloweringhandle.Thereshouldbe1/16”clear ance.3. Remove the check valve cover and clean ball and seat.

WARNING!!

Failuretoproperlyrelievepressureinthefollowingstepcancauseinjurytopersonnel.ThisliftusesISOGrade32orothergoodgradenon-detergenthydraulicoilatahighhydraulicpressure.Befamiliarwithitstoxicologi-

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cal properties, precautionary measures to take, and first aid measures as stated in the Safety Summary before performing any maintenance with the hydraulic system.

4. Oil level too low. Oil level should be just under the vent cap port when the lift is down. Relieve all hydrau licpressureandaddoilasrequired.

• Oil Blows out Breather of Power Unit

Ifoilblowsoutofthebreatherofthepowerunit,takethefollowingactions:

1. Oilreservoiroverfilled.Relieveallpressureandsiphonouthydraulicfluiduntilataproperlevel2. Liftloweredtooquicklywhileunderaheavyload.Lowertheliftslowlyunderheavyloads.• Motor Hums and Will Not Run

Ifthemotorhumsbutfailstorun,takethefollowingactions:

1. Liftoverloaded.Removeexcessiveweightfromlift

WARNING!!

Thevoltagesusedintheliftcancausedeathorinjurytopersonnel.Inthefollowingsteps,makesurethataqualifiedelectricianisusedtoperformmaintenance

2. Faulty wiring..….... Call electrician 3. Badcapacitor..…..Callelectrician4. Low voltage........... Call electrician

• LiftJerksGoingUpandDown

1. If the lift jerks while going up and down, it is usually a sign of air in the hydraulic system. Raise lift all the waytotopandreturntofloor.Repeat4-6times.Donotletthisoverheatpowerunit.

• OilLeaks

Oilleakcausesatthepowerunitandcylindersarenormallycausedbythefollowing:

1. Powerunit:ifthepowerunitleakshydraulicoilaroundthetank-mountingflangechecktheoillevelinthe

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tank.Thelevelshouldbetwoinchesbelowtheflangeofthetank.Ascrewdrivercanbe used as a “dipstick”.2. Cylinder-PistonRod:therodsealofthecylinderisout.Rebuildorreplacethecylinder.3. Cylinder-Vent:thepistonsealofthecylinderisout.Rebuildorreplacethecylinder.

• Lift makes excessive noise / vibrates

Excessivenoisefromtheliftisnormallycausedbythefollowing:

1. Cross beam ends are rubbing the columns. Readjustment needed. 2. Cylinder too tight, load lift half capacity and cycle up and down a few times to break in.3.Mayhaveexcessivewearoncablesheavesorshafts.Replacethem.

Cable Inspection GuideMaximumAllowableCableNecking

Nom.CableDiametersMax.ReductioninDiameter Upto5/16” 1/64” 3/8” to 1/2” 1/32” 9/16” to 3/4” 3/64” 7/8” to 1-1/8” 1/16” 1-1/4” to1-1/2” 3/32”TypicalGoodCable CableWithBrokenWires

Cable With Severe Corrosion Cable With Necking

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1. Cross beam ends are rubbing the columns. Readjustment needed. 2. Cylinder too tight, load lift half capacity and cycle up and down a few times to break in.3.Mayhaveexcessivewearoncablesheavesorshafts.Replacethem.

Cable Inspection GuideMaximumAllowableCableNecking

Nom.CableDiametersMax.ReductioninDiameter Upto5/16” 1/64” 3/8” to 1/2” 1/32” 9/16” to 3/4” 3/64” 7/8” to 1-1/8” 1/16” 1-1/4” to1-1/2” 3/32”TypicalGoodCable CableWithBrokenWires

Daily Inspection & Maintenance

1. Cleanliness:Cables,Columns,Runwaysandotherliftpartsshouldbekeptfreeofcorrosiveagents,sol vents, and road salts. If such agents are spilled or splashed on any lift component, immediately rinsethoroughlywithwaterandwipedownwithacleanrag.Spraywireropecablesasrequired with Penetrating Oil and wipe down. Failure to keep lift free of corrosive agents and solvents will lead to reduced component service life, cable fail-ure, etc., which could result in property damage and/or personal injury.

2. Fasteners:Checkalltheattachingboltsandnutsfortightness.

3. Cables:Checkwireropecablesforwearordamage.Anycablewithbrokenwires,severecorrosion,ex cessivestretch,deformedstrands,variationsindiameter(necking),oranychangefrom its normal appearance, must be replaced. If any cable is found to be in need of replacement, the entire cable set must be replaced immediately. Refer to figures below.

4. Sheaves:Checksheaves(pulleys)forwearordamage,i.e.wobble(tilt),cracks,looseonpin,orexces sive noise during operation.

5. SheavePins:Checkforlooseormissingsheave(pulley)pins.

6. LockingLatchesandSlackCableDevices:Watchlockinglatchesandslackcabledevicesduringlift operation to ensure that latches work properly and line up with slots in latch plate located in columns.

Monthly Inspection & Maintenance

1. Cables

1.1 Clean wire rope cables with lift in both lowered and raised position by spraying with Penetrating Oil and wiping the cable down.

1.2 Adjust cables using procedures on following pages.

2. SlackCableDevice:Inspectslackcabledevicesusingprocedureonpage5.

3. ColumnAnchorBolts:Checkcolumnanchorboltsfortightness.Re-torqueanchorsboltsto65ft/lbs.If anchorsdonottightentotherequiredinstallationtorque,replaceconcreteundereachcolumnbaseper installation instructions. Let concrete cure before installing lifts and anchors.

4. Columns:Lookforcorrosion,givingspecialattentiontotheareaatthebaseofthecolumn.Check severelycorrodedareasbypeckingwithanawlorwelder’schippinghammer.Ifcolumniscor roded through at any point it must be replaced immediately. If not corroded through, remove old paintandrustscale,thencoatwithahighqualitycorrosionresistantpaint.

Daily Inspection & Maintenance

1. Cleanliness:Cables,Columns,Runwaysandotherliftpartsshouldbekeptfreeofcorrosiveagents,sol vents, and road salts. If such agents are spilled or splashed on any lift component, immediately rinsethoroughlywithwaterandwipedownwithacleanrag.Spraywireropecablesasrequired with Penetrating Oil and wipe down.

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Failure to keep lift free of corrosive agents and solvents will lead to reduced component service life, cable fail-ure, etc., which could result in property damage and/or personal injury.

2. Fasteners:Checkalltheattachingboltsandnutsfortightness.

3. Cables:Checkwireropecablesforwearordamage.Anycablewithbrokenwires,severecorrosion,ex cessivestretch,deformedstrands,variationsindiameter(necking),oranychangefrom its normal appearance, must be replaced. If any cable is found to be in need of replacement, the entire cable set must be replaced immediately. 4. Sheaves:Checksheaves(pulleys)forwearordamage,i.e.wobble(tilt),cracks,looseonpin,orexces sive noise during operation.5. SheavePins:Checkforlooseormissingsheave(pulley)pins.

6. LockingLatchesandSlackCableDevices:Watchlockinglatchesandslackcabledevicesduringlift operation to ensure that latches work properly and line up with slots in latch plate located in columns.

Monthly Inspection & Maintenance

1. Cables

1.1 Clean wire rope cables with lift in both lowered and raised position by spraying with Penetrating Oil and wiping the cable down.

1.2 Adjust cables using procedures on following pages.

2. SlackCableDevice:Inspectslackcabledevicesusingprocedureonpage5.

3. ColumnAnchorBolts:Checkcolumnanchorboltsfortightness.Re-torqueanchorsboltsto65ft/lbs.If anchorsdonottightentotherequiredinstallationtorque,replaceconcreteundereachcolumnbaseper installation instructions. Let concrete cure before installing lifts and anchors.

4. Columns:Lookforcorrosion,givingspecialattentiontotheareaatthebaseofthecolumn.Check severelycorrodedareasbypeckingwithanawlorwelder’schippinghammer.Ifcolumniscor roded through at any point it must be replaced immediately. If not corroded through, remove old paintandrustscale,thencoatwithahighqualitycorrosionresistantpaint. Athoroughinspectionoftheliftingsystemmustbeperformedquarterlybyqualifiedliftservicepersonnel;morefrequently(monthly)underextremeserviceconditionssuchasoutsideinstallationsorhighusage(10ormorecycles per day, etc.).

Quarterly Inspection & Maintenance

1. Cables

1.1 Inspectcablesinbothloweredandraisedposition.Thecablesmayalsobeviewedthroughvarious

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inspectionholesandopeningsinyokesandrunways.Checkallthefollowing:a. Thatcableshavenobrokenwiresvisible,referenceDailyInspection&Maintenance.b. Thatcablesarefreeofseverecorrosionandpitting,referenceDailyInspection&Maintenance.Alight surfacecorrosiononexposedouterwiresisnormal.PenetratingOilshouldbeappliedduringmonthly periodic inspection.c. Thattherearenoareasonthecablethathaveagreatlyreduceddiameteror“necking”,referenceDaily Inspection&Maintenance.Whenanycableisfoundwithexcessivenecking,allcablesmustbe replaced immediately.d. Thatcablesdonothaveexcessivestretch.Itisnormalfornewcabletorequireadjustmentduring “break-in”,afterwhichsmallperiodicadjustmentsmayberequired.However,ifacablethathas beeninservicefor6monthsshouldsuddenlyrequirefrequentadjustmentsorhasusedall the cable adjustment available, all cables must be replaced immediately.e. If any cable is found to be in need of replacement, the entire cable set must be replaced immediately.f. Cablesareexpendableitemsandshouldbereplacedasasetevery20,000cycles(estimated)orevery6 years, unless earlier replacement is indicated during inspection.

2. Sheaves and Pins

Inspectsheavesandpinsinyokesandrunways.Sheavesareexpendableitems.Sheavesandpinsshouldbereplacedwhenworn.Useofsheavesandpinswithexcessivewearwillleadtoreducedservicelifeofcables.

2.1 Inspectsheaves(pulleys)inyokeendswithliftinloweredpositionorrestingonthelockinglatches.

a. Holdloweringhandledownandpulloncableincolumntocreateslackincables.

b. Checkforexcessivesidetosidewobble.Grasprimofsheaveandattempttowobble(tilt)sidetoside.If sheaveswobble(tilt)morethan3/16”(4.8mm)sidetosideormoveupanddownonshaftmorethan1/32” (0.8mm),thesheaveandpin(shaft)shouldbereplaced.

c. Check sheaves and replace if cracks are found.

d. Check for ease of rotation. If sheaves do not turn freely, the sheave and sheave pin should be removed, inspected, lubricated, and reinstalled or replaced.

2.2Fullyraiselift.Inspectsheaves(pulleys)inrunwayendswithliftinraisedposition. a.Visuallyinspectalignmentofsheaves,seefigureabove.Misalignmentofsheave(s)indicatesexces sivewear;thesheave(s)andsheavepinshouldberemovedandinspected.Replaceasrequired. b.Holdloweringhandledowntolowerliftontolatches.Pulloncablesunderrunwaytocreatecable slack. c.Checkforexcessivesidetosidewobble.Grasprimofsheaveandattempttowobble(tilt)sidetoside, refertofiguresabove.Ifsheaveswobble(tilt)morethan1/16”(1.6mm)sidetoside,ormovein andoutmorethan1/32”(0.8mm),thesheaveandsheavepin(shaft)shouldbereplaced,referto figures above.

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Inspect the hydraulic cylinder mounting to the runway. Inspect cylinder and hydraulic hoses for leaks. Repairorreplaceasrequired. 1 Check and tighten the hydraulic cylinder rod nuts holding the cable pull bar.

4. TRACKSforRollingJackandOilDrainPan Inspectrollingjack/oildrainpantracksforcleanliness,corrosion,excessivewearordamage.Cleandirty tracks.

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WARNING! Worn or damaged tracks must be repaired immediately.Failure to do so will lead to reduced service life which could result in property damage and/or personal injury.

5. Latch Inspection and Adjustment

Check locking latches for proper operation. Inspect for worn or missing parts. Replace worn or damaged parts andadjustasrequired.

1. Latches

Check latch operation on all four corners.

2. LatchandLatchBarLine-Up

Observe locking latches during lift operation to ensure that all latches line up with slots in latch bar located in all four columns. If not, relocate and/or re-shim columns.

1. Check slack cable devices for proper operation. Inspect for worn or missing parts. Replace worn or dam agedpartsasrequired.

2. Observe both locking latches and slack cable devices during lift operation to ensure that all latches line up with slots in latch bar located in all four columns.

Cable Adjustment

1. Initial Adjustment

Adjust cable with lift fully lowered. Loosen jam nut and tighten nut on cable stud on top of column until yoke end israised1/4”(6.4mm)andbackoffnutoneturn.Retightenjamnut.Repeatforallfourcables.

2. Final Adjustment a. Load a typical vehicle on lift. b. Raiseliftashighasitwilltravel(fullheight).Youshouldhearthelockinglatchesclickthroughall latch slots simultaneously. c. Lower lift onto top latch position. d. Checkclearance: e. Starting with the right front column, use a straight edge to mark the position of the yoke bottom on the column. f. Raiselifttofullheightagain.Marksecondposition.Ifgapbetweentwomarksislessthan2”, adjust locking latch bar to reach clearance of 2”. Repeat for the other three columns.g. Adjust locking latch bar adjusting nut so that the bottom of the topmost latch bar slot is at least 2” below locking latch. After adjustment, tighten jam nut underneath column top plate, Fig. 11.

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h. Ifentire2”clearancecannotbeattainedbyadjustingthelockinglatchbar,adjustthecable.Turncable

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PROPARK9PARTSLIST

Item# Part Number Description Qty

1 SH4D-1000 COLUMNWELDMENT,POWERUNIT 1

2 SH4D-1100 COLUMNWELDMENT,PIN 3

3 SH4D-2100G CROSSBEAMWELDMENT 2

4 SH4D-3200G RUNWAY,PASSENGERSIDE(OFFSIDE) 1

5 SH4D-3000G RUNWAY,DRIVERSIDE(MAINSIDE) 1

6 SH4D-8050 JACKTRAY/PARTSBOX 1

7 P3543 HYDRAULICPOWERUNIT-110VAC 1

8 SH4D-7000 CASTERFRAME 4

9 SH4D-7100 CASTERFRAMEPIN 4

10 H4D-5006-3 COTTERPIN 4

11 B30-10 NUTM10 16

12 B40-10 LOCKWASHERØ10 16

13 B41-10 FLATWASHERØ10 32

14 B10-10×35 BOLTM10×35 16

15 B80-6×2A POLYURETHANE-CASTERWHEELØ6”×2” 4

16 B10-8×35 BOLTM8×35 4



19 B30-8 NUTM8 8

20 SH4D-6000G “DRIVEON”RAMP 2

21 SH4D-8060G CONNECTINGFRAME 4

22 SH4D-2012G COVERPLATEC 3

23 SH4D-1600 FOOTPLATE 1

24 SH4D-2011G COVERPLATEB 1

25 SH4D-2010G COVERPLATEA 2

26 NH4D-1142 INSIDECOVERPLATE 2

27 SH4D-8001G WHEELSTOP 2

28 NH4D-4006 BRACKET,CROSSBEAM 2

29 B23-6×10 SCREWM6×10 30


31 B10-12×50 BOLTM12×50 8



34 B31-16 NUTM16GRADE8.8 8



37 B11-16×40 BOLTM16×40GRADE8.8 16

38 SH4D-4000HJ LOCKLADDER 4

39 NH4D-3303 JAMNUT 4


41 B30-20 NUTM20 4

42 B10-12×35 BOLTM12×35 16

43 B30-12 NUTM12 16

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Item# Part Number Description Qty

44 SH4D-1500 TOPCAPA 2

45 SH4D-2001 CROSSRAIL,SAFETYLATCHCOVER 4

46 NH4D-1012 BUSHINGA 4

47 SH4D-2002 CABLESHEAVE 10

48 NH4D-1013 BUSHINGB 4

49 B10-8×30 BOLTM8×30 32

50 SH4D-2004 RUBBLOCK 8

51 NH4D-1009 LATCHSHAFT 4

52 NH4D-1014 BUSHINGC 4

53 NH4D-1002 SAFETYLATCHA 2

54 NH4D-1003 LATCH 4

55 NH4D-1004 LATCHSPRINGA 2

57 NH4D-1011 SAFETYLATCHSPRING 8

58 NH4D-1005 PLASTICPULLEY 4

59 NH4D-1006 CABLESHEAVEBSHAFT 4

60 SH4D-2003 CABLESHEAVESHAFT 4

61 B10-8×20 BOLTM8×20 4

62 SH4D-3100G DRIVERSIDERUNWAY(MAINSIDE)WELDMENT 1

63 NH4D-2002 BUSHINGE,SPACER 4

64 NH4D-1012 BUSHINGF,SPACER 2

65 SH4D-3001 RUNWAYCABLESHEAVESHAFT 4

66 NH4D-2005 LOCATINGPLATE 4

67 B10-8×16 BOLTM8×16 8

68 SH4D-8020-4 CABLEA-3/8”×365.8” 1

69 SH4D-8020-3 CABLEB-3/8”×306.5” 1

70 SH4D-8020-2 CABLEC-3/8”×185.5” 1

71 SH4D-8020-1 CABLED-3/8”×126.4” 1

72 B33-3/4”-16 NYLONLOCKNUT3/4”-16 4

73 YG36-9100G HYDRAULICCYLINDER 1

74 1WB-05 HYDRAULICHOSEA-“WIREBRADED” 1

75 SW-002(30400-9053YZ) FITTINGWITHO-RING 1

76 H4D-Y003 90DEGREE,BULKHEADFITTING 1

77 SH4D-8010 HYDRAULICHOSEB-79.5” 1

78 PP7-9802-2 90DEGREEFITTING 1

79 NH4D-2021 CABLELOCKPLATEA 1

80 NH4D-2022 CABLELOCKPLATEB 1

81 B33-27×2 NYLONLOCKNUTM27×2 1

82 B52-4×50 COTTERPINØ4×50 2

83 SH4D-8030 CYLINDERPIN 1

84 SH4D-5002 SAFETYRELEASEHANDLEB(HANDLEROD) 1

85 SH4D-5001 SAFETYRELEASEHANDLEA(“T”ROD) 1

86 SH4D-5003 CONNECTINGRODA 2

87 SH4D-5004 CONNECTINGRODB 2

88 B72-6 SWIVERJOINTM6 8

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89 B30-6 NUTM6 8

90 B33-6 NYLONLOCKNUTM6 9

91 B10-6×30 BOLTM6×30 4

92 B10-6×25 BOLTM6×25 5

93 B84-35 PLASTICKNOBØ35×M10 1

94 SH4D-1500DC TOPCAPB 2

95 NH4D-1002DC SAFETYLATCHB 2

96 NH4D-1004DC LATCHSPRINGB 2

97 SH4D-8000 COVER 1

98 B42-6 FENDERWASHERØ6 2

99 B20-6×16 SCREWM6×16 2

100 NH4D-2030A CABLELOCKBRACKET 1

101 NH4D-2030B BUTTON 2

102 B20-4×8 SCREWM4×8 4

103 30400-1999 WASHER 4

104 SH4D-9200G THROTTLE 1

105 H4P-R3100 Wheel Chock 2

106 H4P-R3101 Angle Iron 2

107 H4P-R3102 Rubber 8

108 B23-5×16 DiscalHeadScrewM5×16 8

109 B41-5 FlatWasherØ5 8

110 B30-5 NutM5 8

Accessories Included in Four Post 9,000 lb Lift

Fig#6 SH4D-7000CK POLYURETHANE-CASTERKIT-ASSEMBLY 4

n/a SH4D9PNBKD-DT DRIPTRAY 4

6 SH4D-8050 JACKTRAY/TOOLBOX 1

You may contact us by one of the following:

By Standard Mail

Direct Lift

996 Industrial DriveMADISON IN, 47250

UNITED STATES

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Phone: 866-347-5438

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