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PL-6000DC Two Post Parking Lift

P/N 5900273 — Rev. A1 — May 2022

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liability for damages resulting from:

• Use of the equipment for purposes other than those described in this Manual.
• Modifications to the equipment without prior, written permission from BendPak.
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Summary of Contents for PL-6000DC

Page 1: ...Y INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Read the entire contents of this Manual before installing operating servicing or maintaining this product Failure to follow the instructions and safety precautions in this Manual can result in serious injury or death Make sure all other operators also read this Manual Keep the Manual near the product for future reference By proceeding with installation and op...

Page 2: ... owner to read and follow these instructions Follow all installation operation and maintenance instructions Make sure product installation conforms to all applicable local state and federal codes rules and regulations such as state and federal OSHA regulations and electrical codes Read and follow all safety instructions Keep them readily available for operators Make sure all operators are properly...

Page 3: ...t 3 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Unit Information Enter the Model Number Serial Number and the Date of Manufacture from the Label on your unit This information is required for part or warranty issues Model Serial Date of Manufacture ...

Page 4: ...r Unit See the Multiple Lift Installations section for more information More information about the full line of BendPak products can be found at bendpak com This Manual is mandatory reading for all users of PL 6000DC Lifts including anyone who installs uses maintains or repairs them DANGER Be extremely careful when installing operating maintaining or repairing this equipment failure to do so could...

Page 5: ...nd photographs if available Our willingness to assist in helping you process your claim does not make us responsible for collection of claims or replacement of lost or damaged materials Safety Considerations Read this Manual carefully before installing or using your new product Do not install or operate the product until you are familiar with all operating instructions and warnings Do not allow an...

Page 6: ...king Lifts Use them only for their intended purpose The Lift should only be operated by authorized personnel Keep children and untrained personnel away from the Lift You must wear OSHA approved publication 3151 personal protective equipment at all times when installing using maintaining or repairing the Lift Leather gloves steel toed work boots eye protections back belts and hearing protection are...

Page 7: ...or severe personal injury CAUTION Calls attention to a hazard or unsafe practice that could result in minor personal injury product damage or property damage NOTICE Calls attention to a situation that if not avoided could result in product or property damage Liability Information BendPak Inc assumes no liability for damages resulting from Use of the equipment for purposes other than those describe...

Page 8: ...draulic power to the Hydraulic Cylinders that raise and lower the Lift Platforms Junction Box Mounted on the Power Unit Houses the wiring and electrical controls for the Lift Limit Switch Limits the upward travel of the Lift Lift Carriage Rides up and down in the Lift Post driven by a Lift Chain Attaches to the Lift Platform Offside Shared Post The Offside Post is opposite the Powerside Post When ...

Page 9: ... your ceiling does not have to be as high as it would need to be if you are parking taller Vehicles Refer to Height Requirements and Will My Car Fit for additional information Q Does the Control Console have to be connected to the Powerside Post A Yes That location gives the operator a clear view of the Platforms as they are raised and lowered Q Does it matter if I drive my Vehicles in front first...

Page 10: ...latform Length 148 25 in 3 766 mm c Post height 131 in 3 320 mm d Post center to center width 93 75 in 2 382 mm e Post Support Length 100 25 in 2 547 mm f Lifting height 82 5 in 2 100 mm g Control Column Height 71 in 1 805 mm h Lift Platform Width 82 5 in 2 100 mm i Side Clearance min 2 in 50 75 mm Lifting Time 50 Seconds Motor 220 VAC 50 60 Hz 1 Ph Operating Temperature and Humidity 41 to 104 F 5...

Page 11: ...ly you want to avoid opening the doors of multiple Vehicles parked next to each other at the same time You cannot open a car door while the Vehicle is raised so this is not an issue for raised Vehicles Length Considerations for Vehicle length include Platform length The usable length of the Platform is 146 inches 3 700 mm your wheelbase cannot be longer than this All four tires must be fully on th...

Page 12: ...PL 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 12 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Typical Height Requirements ...

Page 13: ...rking Lift 13 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Orientation The Front of your Lift is the Approach In the case of the PL 6000DC the Power Unit and Powerside Post are on the left when viewed from the Approach Drawing not to scale ...

Page 14: ...fety Lock Release Lift Carriages 14 Installing the Lift Cylinder and Lift Chain 15 Install the Power Unit 16 About Thread Sealants 17 Install the Safety Lock Release Angle 18 Installing the Control Arm 19 Connect the Safety Lock Release Cable 20 Installing the Lift Platform Plates and Ramp 21 Contact an Electrician 22 Install the Safety Lock Release Angle 23 Install the Power Disconnect and Therma...

Page 15: ... understanding this Manual and the Labels on the unit Only fully trained personnel should be involved in installing this equipment Pay attention at all times Use appropriate tools and lifting equipment Stay clear of moving parts WARNING You must wear OSHA approved publication 3151 appropriate protective equipment at all times during installation leather gloves steel toed work boots eye protection ...

Page 16: ...tion Verify no conflicts exist between what you want to do and what the architectural plans detail Available space Verify there is enough space for the Lift front back sides and above Refer to Checking Clearances below and Specifications for measurements Overhead obstructions Check for overhead obstructions such as building supports heaters electrical lines low ceilings hanging lights and so on Yo...

Page 17: ...nsion Slab undertake a careful examination of the exterior of the slab looking for small circular patching areas about 1 5 to 3 in diameter typically 2 to 4 feet apart These patches indicate the ends of the Post Tensioned Cables Another source of information is your local department of Building and Safety Structural plans may be retrieved by Building and Safety to determine if the building has a P...

Page 18: ...L 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 18 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Checking Clearances A minimum of clear space around the lift is required for safety service access and maintenance Refer to the figure below ...

Page 19: ...l Console used to operate the Lift The Powerside Post is unique it has drilled holes and weldments that hold the Power Unit Limit Switch and Control Console You must orient the Powerside Post so that the drilled holes in the base are oriented as shown in the figure on the previous page Offside Shared Post Located on the Right side of the Lift When shared this post will mount the Control Console Po...

Page 20: ...PL 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 20 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Drawing not to scale ...

Page 21: ...ng purposes two Lift Carriages are mounted on one post With the help of an assistant remove one carriage and install it onto the post that shipped without a carriage Be careful to orient the Carriage on the Post correctly IMPORTANT The Carriage is a tight fit Apply a small amount of Lithium Grease to the inside of the Lift Post to ease the Carriage motion Using a Forklift or Shop Crane move the Po...

Page 22: ... Ø18 mm Flat Washer then attach one end of the Balance Chain to the Chain Mount using two split pins 2 x 20 See figure below Allow the Balance Chain to hang from its mount for the moment Note There are two Chains provided with the Lift a Balance Chain and a Lift Chain The Balance Chain is the longer of the two Drawing not to scale CAUTION Keep Chains clean and away from dirt during installation ...

Page 23: ... 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 23 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Mount the Limit Switch to the top of the Powerside Post using two M4 x 20 and two M4 x 40 machine screws See figure below Drawing not to scale ...

Page 24: ...rom top to bottom Use tape or wire to temporarily hold the Hose in place while standing up the Posts See figures below WARNING Do not damage Hydraulic Hoses by bending into a tight radius Hydraulic Hose bending radius is to be more than 9 times the outer diameter of Hose Drawing not to scale Slide the Lift Carriage up on both Posts until the Safety lock engages at about 24 600 mm WARNING The Lift ...

Page 25: ...below Drilling accurate holes for Expansion Anchors in Concrete is both critical and challenging If the Holes for the Anchors are too big the Anchor will not expand correctly and ultimately will not embed in the hole with enough force to make a good anchor If the Holes are too small the Anchor will be damaged as it is driven in and will not expand to embed correctly If the hole is drilled at an an...

Page 26: ...embedded in the Concrete and have not ruined the Anchor Hole by making it too big or out of round switch to a rebar cutting drill bit Slow the drill speed to avoid overheating the drill bit Continue drilling until you are past the Rebar Use a Depth Gauge or place tape on the Drill Bit to indicate the final hole depth Don t rush Pull the drill out of the hole at regular intervals to clear the mater...

Page 27: ...nd assistants to move the posts into position To attach the Side Beams Back Plate and Connection Rods 1 Attach the Left Side Beam onto the Powerside Post Lift Carriage Use four sets of M20 x 110 Hex Head Bolts Ø20 mm Flat Washer Ø20 mm Lock Washer and M20 Hex Nut Verify the Hex Bolt heads and Flat Washers are on the inside of the Lift and the Nuts Lock Washers on the outside of the Beam facing out...

Page 28: ...multiple units are being installed this Offside Post will be shared and act as the Primary post for the next Lift 4 Install the Back Plate with the Groove facing the Approach Side of the Lift Attach with two M14 x 40 mm Hex Head Bolt Ø14 Flat Washer Ø14 Lock Washer and M14 Hex Nut each side Make all fasteners finger tight do not tighten Refer to the figure below Drawing not to Scale ...

Page 29: ...ck Washer and M14 Hex Nuts Refer to the figure below Make finger tight Do not tighten the fasteners yet Route and Attach the Balance Chain The Balance Chain levels the Lift Platform as it is raised and lowered The Chain is connected between the top of the Offside Post and the bottom of the Powerside Post The chain is routed in a rough Z shape Reference the figure below To Route and Attach the Bala...

Page 30: ...nd Side Beam Refer to the figure below Drawing not to scale 2 On the Powerside Post route the Balance Chain above the small opening in the Side Beam then through the Beam and over the Chain Wheel to the bottom of the Powerside Post Refer to the figure below Drawing not to scale 3 Attach the Balance Chain to the bottom of the Powerside Post using two 2 mm x 20 Split Pins Refer to the figure below ...

Page 31: ...PL 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 31 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Drawing not to scale ...

Page 32: ...engaging the slots in the Posts thus allowing the Lift platform to lower To install the Safety Lock Release 1 Mount the Unlocking Pin Seat on the Powerside Side Beam using the existing holes with two M10 x 25 and two M10 Hex Nuts with Flange Refer to the figure below Drawing not to scale 2 The Unlocking Rod Adjustable Joints and Articulated Bearings are installed beneath the Platform and connect t...

Page 33: ...N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 3 Connect the Adjustable Joint and Lock on the Powerside Lift Carriage to the Unlocking Pin Seat and the Lock using two M6 x 35 Hex Head Bolts and M6 Hex Nuts Refer to figures and detail below Drawing not to scale ...

Page 34: ...he Unlock Rod to the Unlock Pin Seat Using the M6 x 35 and M6 Hex Nuts Refer to the figure below Drawing not to scale 5 Connect the Unlock Rod to the Lock on the Offside Lift Carriage using a M6 x 35 Hex Head Bolt and M6 Hex Nut Refer to the figure below Drawing not to scale ...

Page 35: ...Lift Chain 1 Attach one end of the Lifting Chain to the Mounting at the Base of the Powerside Post Refer to the figure below Lock the Pin through the Chain and Mount with two 2 mm x 20 mm Split Pins one on each side Install the Lift Cylinder on the Powerside Post in the holes provided at the bottom of the Post 2 Attach the Cylinder to the Powerside Post using the Cylinder Bracket and Two M10 Socke...

Page 36: ...ft Chain into the Cylinder Head over the Chain Wheel and then attach to the Chain Mount on the Powerside Lift Carriage using two 2 mm x 20 Split Pins Refer to the figure below Drawing not to scale 5 Connect the Hydraulic Hose to the bottom of the Lift Cylinder and tighten Refer to the figure below ...

Page 37: ...PL 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 37 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Install the Cylinder Head Cover ...

Page 38: ...raulic Cylinders are shipped with temporary plugs secured with thread seal tape so make sure to thoroughly remove any leftover thread seal tape that may inadvertently enter the Hydraulic System Use a liquid thread sealant only Liquid thread sealant Loctite 5452 or similar is recommended Do not use thread seal tape on any fitting Liquid thread sealant is recommended for NPT connections fine for JIC...

Page 39: ...Sealant to a Fitting or connector that has already been used with a different sealant use a wire brush to thoroughly remove the old sealant before adding more Leave the first 1 2 threads dry without sealant Apply a small amount of Thread Sealant Loctite 5452 or similar to the next four to five threads of the Fitting WARNING Always wear the proper protective equipment when handling Thread Sealant Y...

Page 40: ...vironments WARNING Running the Power Unit without Hydraulic Fluid will damage it and this damage is not covered under warranty WARNING Damage to the Power unit due to water detergents acid and other liquids is not covered under warranty WARNING The Power Unit is very heavy BendPak strongly recommends you mount the Power unit with the reservoir empty One person should support the Power unit in plac...

Page 41: ...lic Fluid should be 15 46 cst ATF Dexron III is also acceptable Biodegradable Hydraulic Fluid may be used if it is abrasion resistant and compatible with NBR O Rings Automotive Engine Oil is prohibited See figure below 3 Install the ORB Fitting on the P2 Port apply a few drops of Hydraulic Fluid to the O ring prior to assembling This helps to prevent damage to the O ring during assembly Verify the...

Page 42: ...Post To Install the Safety Lock Release Angle Install the Safety Release Angle a on the front side of the Powerside Post The release angle functions a part of the Safety Lock Release mechanism It is supported by a Rocker Arm b and two smaller Straight Arms c and d Secure using M6 x 25 Hex Head Bolt and M6 Locknuts Attach the Rocker Arm using M6 x 35 Hex Head Bolts and Locknuts Verify the mechanism...

Page 43: ...00DC Two Post Parking Lift 43 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Safety Lock Angle Parts Detail Drawing not to scale Installing the Control Arm Route the wiring from the Control Console box through the Control Arm ...

Page 44: ...using 4 four M4 x 20 Phillips Machine Screws and 4 four M4 Hex Nuts Route the Control Console wires through the Control Arm into the Powerside Post then up and out through a hole near the top of the Powerside Post See figure below Run the Control Box wires through the Powerside Post and then into the Junction Box on the Power Unit See Control Console Wiring Diagram for reference ...

Page 45: ...ocker Arm on the Release Mechanism Refer to the figures below To Attach the Safety Lock Release Cable Route the Release Cable from where it exits the Control Arm up to the Rocker Arm on the Release Mechanism Refer to the figures below Connect the end of the Safety Release Cable from the Control Arm to the Rocker Arm Assembly on the Safety Lock Release Angle using the Cable Clamp Adjust the Safety ...

Page 46: ...Stop next to the Back Plate Refer to the figure below Place 14 Lift Platform Plates from the Tire Stop to the front of the Lift Rocking the Side Beams and Posts allows a larger clearance for the plates if required Push the Platforms toward the Back Plate as you load them in Refer to figure below Install the Ramp and connect to the Side Beams using two M14 x 100 and one M14 x 40 Hex Head Bolts Ø14 ...

Page 47: ...g Lift 47 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Drawing not to scale Secure the Platforms together using M8 x 20 Hex Head Bolts and M8 Flange Nuts Attach the Unlock Rod Support beneath the Platform in the center Refer to the figure below ...

Page 48: ... Make the connections in the Junction Box including the controls to raise and lower the Lift Platform the Limit Switch the Lowering Solenoid and Power both to and from the Power Disconnect to the Power Unit Refer to Wire the Power Unit Junction Box for more information The Electrician must provide A UL Approved Power Disconnect Switch and mount the switch on the Lift A Thermal Disconnect the power...

Page 49: ...ly rated for the electrical load presented by the Power Unit and the incoming electrical power Motor specifications 2880 3450 RPM 220 VAC 60Hz 4 HP Intermittent Duty The Power Disconnect must be readily accessible and installed so that it is within easy reach of the Lift Operator The Disconnect must be clearly and legibly marked The Switch itself and its Conduits or Wiring should not interfere wit...

Page 50: ...dures are complete High electrical current that exceeds the motor s full load amps FLA rating may result in permanent damage to the motor BendPak strongly recommends you not exceed the rated duty cycle of the motor Refer to the Wiring Diagram and Control Console Wiring Diagram for further information Install the Limit Switch Cord Grip and Wiring Several different Hydraulic Power Units may be suppl...

Page 51: ...d locked out to prevent re energizing while you work on the Lift Connect the Main Power Supply wiring to the Power Disconnect Switch just installed using an appropriate gauge wire for the voltage current and length of run Route the Power wiring from the Power Disconnect up to the Junction Box on the Power Unit Refer to the Wiring Diagram and Control Console Wiring Diagram to connect the power to t...

Page 52: ...ost Check the level condition of the platform in at least four places to verify the Platform is level front to back and side to side Verify the levelness and perpendicularity of the Offside Post Verify that both posts are parallel to each other Shim Lift Posts as required to make perpendicular Do not exceed 5 in 12 7 mm in Shim height Operational Test one Operate the Lift from ground to maximum he...

Page 53: ...andle and will also engage the Locks when the Safety Release Handle is released Refer to the figure below Operational Test Two Run the lift up and down 5 five times while verifying the locks are engaging disengaging correctly that the Lift does not jerk or jump as it runs Verify the Hydraulic Fluid level is correct with the Lift on the Ground Adjusting the Limit Switch The Limit Switch will stop t...

Page 54: ...Lubricate the Balance and Lifting Chains The frequency of chain lubrication is dependent on the operating environment Refer to the Maintenance Section for lubricant specifics and frequency Monthly Lubricate the inside of the Lift Posts where the Rubber Slides travel with White Lithium Grease Monthly Lubricate the Sliders on the Carriages with White Lithium Grease Operational Test BendPak recommend...

Page 55: ... all fasteners are secure Check the Hydraulic Fluid reservoir on the Power Unit NOTICE Bleeding the Hydraulic System may significantly lower the amount of Hydraulic Fluid in the reservoir Add additional Hydraulic Fluid if necessary If there are issues that remain refer to Troubleshooting for more information Final Checklist before Operation Make sure these things have been done before using your L...

Page 56: ...truction move it out of the way If you find any other issues resolve them before using the Lift Do not allow anyone or anything within 10 feet 3 meters of the Lift while it is in motion Check the operators Make sure that everyone who is going to operate the Lift has been trained in its use has read the Labels on the unit and has read the Manual Only the operator at the Console should be within 30 ...

Page 57: ...pressed the button physically moves inwards and locks To release the Emergency Stop Button twist it clockwise until it pops back out restoring power Raising and Lowering Vehicles Keep the following in mind when operating your Lift Be safe Make sure to check for people pets and objects that might be in the path of the Lift as you raise or lower it Watch the Lift and Vehicle carefully as it raises a...

Page 58: ...Vehicle s tires are securely on the Platform Walk around the Lift to ensure there are no obstructions that could interfere with the Vehicle being lifted Position yourself in front of the Operator s Control Console To raise a Vehicle Lifting Stage Once all the precautions above are followed check around and above the Lift to ensure that no objects are obstructing the Platform and that no persons ex...

Page 59: ... the Lift Platform To remove the Lower Vehicle Verify the path is clear then carefully drive the Vehicle out from underneath the Lift Platform To lower a Vehicle Walk around the Lift to verify there is nothing below or near the Lift Platform that could be damaged Verify that no person except the Lift Operator is within 10 feet of the Lift area Turn and hold the Key Switch to the left counterclockw...

Page 60: ...ving parts and check for damage or excessive wear Replace any damaged or worn parts before using the Lift DANGER Do not use the Lift if the Lifting or Balancing Chains are damaged or extremely worn If a Vehicle is raised when you notice the damage or extreme wear very carefully lower the Vehicle to the ground if this can be done safely if it cannot be done safely evacuate the area and make arrange...

Page 61: ...off and locked off at the main Power Disconnect o Drain the Hydraulic Fluid Reservoir Dispose of used Hydraulic Fluid in accordance with national and local environmental regulations o Apply rust preventative on the Balance and Lift Chains regularly o Apply lubrication to moving parts that may be damaged by rust or exposure to moisture WARNING Do not operate your Lift if you find maintenance issues...

Page 62: ...or lubrication Replace broken Chain elements immediately Lubricate between all inner and outer Chain plates and Chain drive components Apply lubrication evenly to all parts of the Chain Chains unused for a long time should be cleaned and lubricated regularly Lubricate the Chains based on the environment tables below Windy and dusty work environment Temperature Oil Frequency of Lubrication 10 to 0 ...

Page 63: ...ates may develop a white haze due to damp conditions or poor ventilation This white haze zinc oxide does not damage the Plates Check for rust at every cleaning of the Lift Rust may be caused by mechanical wear road salt or neglect Lightly rub the area with a medium fine Steel Wool Do not use a wire brush Paint treated surfaces Check fasteners for tightness and rust at each cleaning of the Lift Fas...

Page 64: ... cause Solution Motor runs but Lift Platform does not move or moves very slowly The motor is rotating in the wrong direction 3 Phase power only Reconnect main power supply by swapping two power leads to reverse the magnetic field Insufficient or no Hydraulic Oil in the reservoir Refill Hydraulic Oil reservoir Hydraulic Oil intake broken Repair Replace oil intake pipe Broken Coupling Replace coupli...

Page 65: ...ing solenoid is inoperative or supply voltage is too low Replace Solenoid Coil or supply correct voltage to the coil Cylinder worn or broken Replace the Cylinder Lift is too loud or Lift is making an abnormal noise when Power Unit is on Motor is inoperative Replace motor Low Hydraulic Fluid allows air into pump and system Refill Reservoir Run the Lift up and down several times to bleed air out of ...

Page 66: ...shion device Repair one Way valve throttle valve Insufficient thrust or low speed Oversize undersize fit clearance between bore and Cylinder Rod broken or incorrect seals Repair replace parts with correct size and accuracy Seals to be reassembled adjusted or replaced Severe leaking of the Cylinder Replace Cylinder Seals Bent Cylinder Rod Straighten Rod or replace Cylinder Poor assembly of parts re...

Page 67: ...s between moving parts inside the Cylinder body Repair or replace the Cylinder parts or the complete Cylinder Vibration of inlet and outlet Hydraulic Oil pipes result in loosening of connection points Tighten the inlet and outlet pipes or change connection type Noise Air in the Hydraulic System Eliminate leaks and bleed the system of air by raising and lowering the Lift several times Clearances be...

Page 68: ...res auto care facilities or automobile dealerships may accept fluid for recycling or in some cases for disposal Contact them for more information Cities counties and states often support both recycling facilities and hazardous waste collection facilities Contact them to see if and where they have these programs If you have large amounts of fluid consider contacting a commercial waste disposal comp...

Page 69: ...st Each lift requires its own Power Unit electrical supply and control On installations with multiple Lifts the Platforms operate independently Space Requirements Multiple Lift Installations Typical spacing required for two Lifts sharing one Post as detailed below Each Lift requires its own Power Unit and Electrical supply Unit A PL 6000DC 5175427 6 000 lb Capacity Two Post Parking Lift Shared Col...

Page 70: ...PL 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 70 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Drawing not to scale ...

Page 71: ...ring Diagram WARNING All electrical work must be performed by a licensed certified Electrician in accordance with all applicable local and national electrical codes Damage caused by improper electrical installation may void your warranty 220 VAC 60 Hz 1 Phase 5585152 ...

Page 72: ...PL 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 72 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 208 230 VAC 1 Phase 5585184 Control Console Wiring Diagram Drawing not to scale Control Console wire side view ...

Page 73: ...PL 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 73 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Labels ...

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Page 76: ...ription Qty 1 5174104 Hex Bolt M8 x 20 and Flat Washer M8 4 sets 2 5174104 Hex Bolt M8 x 10 and Flat Washer M8 4 sets 3 5174104 Hex Bolt M8 x 20 and Nut with Flange M8 34 sets 4 5174104 Hex Bolt M8 x 20 and Nut with Flange M8 48 sets 5 5174104 Hex Bolt M10 x 25 and Nut with Flange M10 2 sets ...

Page 77: ...22 Item P N Description Qty 1 5174104 Hex Bolt Set M14 x 40 4 sets 2 5174104 Hex Bolt Set M14 x 40 4 sets 3 5174104 Hex Bolt Set M14 x 40 4 sets 4 5174104 Hex Bolt Set M14 x 40 4 sets 5 5174104 Hex Bolt Set M14 x 40 2 sets 6 5174104 Hex Bolt Set M14 x 40 2 sets ...

Page 78: ...PL 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 78 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Item P N Description Qty 1 5174104 Hex Bolt Set M20 x 110 Set 8 sets 2 Adjustable Rod M8 2 pcs 3 5505066 Articulated Bearing M8 6 pcs ...

Page 79: ... Item P N Description Qty 1 5174104 Hex Bolt Set M10 x 30 8 sets 2 5505006 Split Pin 2 x 20 10 pcs 3 5174104 Hex Bolt M6 x 35 5 pcs 4 5174104 Hex Bolt M6 x 25 9 sets 5 5174104 Self Locking Nut M6 9 pcs 6 5174104 Hex Nut M6 6 pcs 7 5174104 Hex Bolt M20 x 55 8 sets ...

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Page 81: ...cket Bolt Set M10 x 15 2 pcs 2 Spare Spare Spare 3 5174104 Hex Bolt M12 x 45 12 sets 4 5174104 Hex Bolt M14 x 100 4 sets 5 5174104 Nut M18 x 1 5 4 pcs 5 5174104 Flat Washer Ø18 mm 2 pcs 6 5174104 Phillips Screw M4 x 20 4 pcs 6 5174104 Nut M4 4 pcs 7 5174104 Hex Bolt M10 x 55 2 pcs 7 5174104 Nut M10 6 pcs ...

Page 82: ...PL 6000DC Two Post Parking Lift 82 P N 5900273 Rev A1 May 2022 Item P N Description Qty 1 5530337 Anchor Bolt M12 x 160 18 sets ...

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