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Regular Concrete Installation

1.  Concrete must be level and uniform and have a thickness of 4” with a rating of 3000PSI.  The 

concrete should be reinforced with wire and rebar. 

2.  When installing the Blazer 9000 on a concrete floor that has a basement, you should check with 

the building architect or manufacturer to determine the proper support for the lift. 

3.  Utilize 5/8” anchor bolts when anchoring in regular concrete floors per the above specifications. 

Pre-Cast Concrete Installation

1.  Pre-cast concrete requires a different anchoring system.  Consult with the manufacturer or call for 

more information before anchoring the lift on a pre-cast concrete system. 

2.

Never use regular 5/8” anchor bolts on a pre-cast floor

.

Other Floor Materials

1.  When installing the Blazer 9000 on floor materials other than those mentioned above, consult with 

the manufacturer for best type of anchoring system. 

Electrical Connection and Power Unit Installation

1.  The power unit will normally be mounted on the optional power unit stand that also includes the air 

valve mounting.  Other type mountings, such as pole or wall mounting are possible, but may 

require special adapters for the motor mount.  The unit owner or manager should approve the 

location.

2.  If used, the power unit stand will require (four) 3/8” anchor bolts which are provided with the stand. 

3.  230-Volt Electrical Operation: The power unit comes wired and ready to plug into a 230-volt, single 

phase, 60 Hz circuit.  Use dedicated, single phase, 2

5

-

AMP

 breaker with time delay fuse or 

circuit breaker.  Wiring must comply with local electrical codes. 

Hydraulic Connections

1.  Reference the hydraulic diagram for instructions on connecting the hydraulic hose on the Blazer 

9000.  The lift comes standard with small connector hoses that can be used with any length 

hose depending on how far the power unit is mounted from the lift.  The standard length 

hydraulic hose supplied with the unit is 

1 @ 

2

6' and 1 @ 14'

.  Additional hose lengths can be 

purchased as required.  The hose length does not have to be the same as long as the air is 

properly bled

 

from the system during installation.  See page 13 for further instructions. 

2.  The power unit operates at high pressure and adequate care must be taken to make sure all hose 

fittings are securely tightened.  Severe leaking will occur if the hose fittings are not properly 

tightened.

3.  The power unit requires 

7-1/2 - 8

 quarts of Dexron III Automatic Transmission Fluid or an equivalent. 

4.  Make sure breather cap is functional and not broken. 

Summary of Contents for BLAZER 9000

Page 1: ...ft Operator s Manual Note Instructions must be read thoroughly before installing operating or maintaining the lift BLAZER 9000 LUBE LIFT OPERATOR AND PARTS MANUAL Devon Industries 800 468 1970 Fax 405...

Page 2: ...the car over the lift Install the rubber pads or the lifting arms as required after the vehicle is centered over the lift and the vehicle lifting points have been identified 2 The lifting arms have ex...

Page 3: ...zer 9000 may be mounted on several types of surfaces including regular concrete pre cast concrete and other configurations that may utilize metal beams etc 3 There should be adequate space on all side...

Page 4: ...4 Layout Dimensions...

Page 5: ...5 Layout Dimensions...

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Page 7: ...pters for the motor mount The unit owner or manager should approve the location 2 If used the power unit stand will require four 3 8 anchor bolts which are provided with the stand 3 230 Volt Electrica...

Page 8: ...perators are instructed in the safe use and operation of the lift using the manufacturer instructions and safety tips Display a copy of the manual in a location convenient to the lift so the operators...

Page 9: ...HOHYDWLRQV RQ WKH LQLWLDO VWDUW XS WKH ZLOO HYHQ RXW DV WKLV SURFHVV XQIROGV Depress and hold the air lock release button this should raise the locks out of the latch bar on both left right side base...

Page 10: ...lightly oil movement parts lift pad stacking extensions 2 Re Torque the anchor bolts if necessary See CAUTION Below 3 Check all connectors bolts pins to insure proper mounting alignment 4 Make a visua...

Page 11: ...be just under the fill cap port when the lift is down 3 Motor runs but lift picks up partial load only A Faulty relief valve Replace B Oil is coming out of breather on cylinder C Seals damaged 4 Oil b...

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Page 14: ...13 921 8 17 5 48 30 17 PARTS MANUAL BLAZER 9000...

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Page 16: ...RM STR 4 13 92452 INNER LIFT ARM STR 4 14 91555 LIFT PAD ASSEMBLY 4 91559 LIFT PAD BOLT ON 4 91556 LIFT PAD STRUCTURE 4 100179 HEX SCREW 3 8 16NC X 3 4 8 100082 FLATWASHER 3 8 SAE 8 92492 ARM RETAINER...

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