BendPak HDS-14LSX, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации оборудования

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HDS-14LSX / HDS-14LSXE Lifts
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P/N 5900162 — April 2018 — Rev. F3
To create Chalk Line Guides :
1. Create the Front Chalk Line where you want the Front of the Lift.
Make the Front Chalk Line longer than the Total Width setting for your Lift model.
Tip If you are going to be using the Lift to do alignments, leave room at the Front of the Lift
for the alignment equipment.
2. Create the Powerside and Offside Chalk Lines at 90° angles to the Front Chalk Line and parallel to
each other. Make the Powerside and Offside Chalk Lines longer than the Outside Posts Length
setting for your Lift model.
The Powerside and Offside Chalk Lines must be parallel to each other.
Measure to verify that this is true.
3. Create the Rear Chalk Line parallel to the Front Chalk Line. Make the Rear Chalk Line longer than
the Total Width setting for your Lift model.
The Front and Rear Chalk Lines must also be parallel to each other.
Measure to verify that this is true.
4. Before moving the Posts into position, measure diagonally to make sure the two diagonal
measurements are the same. This ensures your layout is correct.
Do not forget to check the diagonals.
5. When you move the Posts into position, put the outside edges of the bases inside the corners
created by the Chalk Line Guides.
Moving the Posts into Position
Use a Forklift or Shop Crane to move the Posts. You need to have at least two people work together
to stand up the Posts.
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DANGER
The Posts are heavy and awkward; be very careful when handling them. If they fall
on a person, they will cause injury.
To move the Posts into position :
1. Using a Forklift or Shop Crane, move the four Posts, one at a time, to the inside corners of the
Chalk Line Guides.
Important : Position the Power Post at its
required
location. The other three Posts can go at any
of the remaining Post locations.
2. Stand up each Post. Have at least two people work together to stand up a Post.
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CAUTION
Use caution when walking around the Posts; they are not anchored down at this
point, so it is possible to knock them over, which could cause injury.
3. Use a Transit Level to estimate the Shim requirements: use a target to find the difference in height
between the Posts. The difference is the estimated amount of Shim thickness you will need.
Do not use Shims and/or Anchor Bolts to Shim more than half an inch. You can order 2 inch Shim
plates for extreme cases.
4. Do not anchor the Posts at this point.