Description

The Pro Series 2-Post Vehicle Lift - Baseless raises compatible vehicles for workshop servicing, inspection and repair. Its electro-hydraulic system has a rated lifting capacity of 4000kg and a maximum lifting height of 2000mm. Four telescopic arms position height-adjustable support pads beneath the vehicle's approved lifting points.

This baseless lift routes its inter-column cables and hydraulic hoses overhead, keeping the floor between the posts clear for workshop access and equipment. The overhead beam requires suitable ceiling height and clearance above the vehicle. Each column is anchored to the workshop floor.

Specifications

• 4-tonne rated capacity: supports compatible vehicles weighing up to 4000kg when correctly positioned and within the permitted load distribution.
• Adjustable lifting arms: long arms extend from 880 to 1440mm and short arms from 680 to 1230mm to reach suitable vehicle lifting points.
• Electro-hydraulic lifting: two hydraulic cylinders raise the carriages, with steel cables synchronising their movement.
• Mechanical safety locks and arm restraints: the LOCK control seats the raised vehicle on the carriage locks before work begins.
• Separate UP, DOWN and LOCK controls: provide the prescribed raising, parking and lowering functions.

• Rated lifting capacity: 4000kg
• Maximum lifting height: 2000mm
• Minimum support-pad height: 90mm
• Width between columns: 2880mm
• Nominal overall column width: 3499mm; allow additional space for the power unit and installation clearances
• Long-arm reach: 880-1440mm
• Short-arm reach: 680-1230mm
• Raising time: up to 55 seconds
• Lowering time: up to 40 seconds
• Power supply: confirm the fitted motor's voltage, phase and power requirements before ordering

Installation

Check the vehicle's weight, ground clearance, lifting-point positions and load distribution against this lift. Confirm the overhead-beam dimensions and clearance above the vehicle before purchase.

This is a fixed lift for enclosed garages and workshops. Professional installation and commissioning are required on a suitable, level concrete floor, with electrical connection by a qualified electrician. Follow the supplied manual and engage the mechanical locks before working on a raised vehicle.