9,000 LB L2910 2 Post Lift Car Lift Auto Truck Hoist 220V

Features:

• 220V, 60HZ, 1PH, 3HP motor
• Includes adjustable pads and free truck adapters

Safety Mechanisms:

• Double Point Safety Lock Release
• Automatic arm lock restraints
• Built-in relief valve in power pump to prevent overloading
• Door guards with rubber protection
• Up-limit switch for safe cylinder stroke usage
• Heavy-duty 5/16″ diameter cable and 4.56″ pulley to reduce high stress during synchronization and extend cable life
• Stiffened base plate with 15/32″ thickness
• Ultra-high molecular self-lubricating nylon slider for smooth carriage movement
• Anchor bolts and mounting hardware included

Control System:

• Lifting operation via “UP” button on the motor
• Manual lowering with lever press
• Built-in relief valve to prevent overloading

Specifications:

• Lifting Capacity: 9,000 lbs
• Overall Height: 145 21/32″
• Overall Width: 133-1/4″
• Column Width: 10.59″
• Distance Between Posts: 106″
• Overall Width: 131-1/2″
• Base Width: 14-9/16″
• Column Thickness: 11/64″
• Carriage Thickness: 3/16″
• Arms Thickness: 15/64″
• Front Arm Length: 29.9″-47.2″
• Rear Arm Length: 29.9″-47.2″
• Minimum Pad Height: 3-7/8″
• Maximum Lift Height (without truck adapters): 74-13/16″
• Maximum Lift Height (with truck adapters): 78″
• Drive-Thru Width Clearance: 99-7/32″
• Time to Full Rise: 55 seconds
• Shipping Weight: 1370 lbs

Site Selection:

Before installing the lift, consider the following:

• Lift Location: Ensure there is enough space for the lift’s operation and that the area meets the electrical requirements (220V, 30A, single phase). Use available architectural plans to verify dimensions.
• Overhead Area: Make sure the area is free from overhead obstructions like heaters, electrical lines, doors, and lights.
• Floor Area: Visually inspect the site for cracks or defects in the concrete.

Floor Requirements:

• A level floor is essential for proper installation and smooth operation. Small slope variations can be adjusted with shimming.
• For uneven floors, consider a site survey or pouring a new level concrete slab. New concrete must be cured for at least 30 days.
• Important Notes:
  • Never install the lift on asphalt or any surface other than concrete.
  • Avoid installing on expansion seams, cracked, or defective concrete.
  • Consult a building architect before installing on a second or elevated floor.
  • Outdoor installation requires special precautions to protect the power unit from the elements.

Concrete Specifications:

• The lift must be installed on 3,000 PSI reinforced concrete.
• Minimum requirements for the concrete thickness are 4″ with 3,500 PSI.