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Let’s Assemble Your New Lift
Assembling Your Lift
Now that you have your lift unpacked close to the installation site, you may begin assembly.
While most assembly procedures may be done by one or two people, remember that you are
going to have to lift the heavy components into position – and you’ll still need at least two
people capable of carrying 75 pounds each to do so.
In the following assembly sequence, an older style of column was used to clearly illustrate the
safety stops. Current production lift columns have column stop blocks with a safety cover
installed. This safety feature lessens the risk of catching a finger or clothing in the stop blocks.
Positioning and Assembling the Columns
Position the columns according to the floor plan on the following page. Lay down rear columns
(L and R designations or labels do not indicate left or right positions during layout. Check your
lift floor plan before positioning the columns, and then check it again after you’ve positioned
them – the assembled columns are heavy and difficult to move.)