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BendPak 5175176 Four-Post Vehicle Lift 40,000 Lbs
BendPak 5175176 Four-Post Vehicle Lift 40,000 Lbs
40000 lbs. Lifting Capacity, 93.00" Overall Height, 220 VAC / 60 Hz / 1 Ph Motor
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BendPak 5175176 Four-Post Vehicle Lift 40,000 Lbs
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MFG. Part #:
5175176
Lifting Capacity:
40000 lbs.
Overall Height:
93.00"
Motor:
220 VAC / 60 Hz / 1 Ph
Time to Full Raise:
75.00 seconds
Overall Width:
154.00"
Overall Length:
297.00"
Outside Length:
257.00"
Height of Columns:
93.00"
Length of Runways:
263.00"
Runway Min Height:
8.50"
Runway Width:
28.00"
Width Between Runways:
36.00"
Max Lifting Height:
68.5"
Width Between Posts:
134.00"
Min. Wheelbase (25% Capacity):
110.00"
Min. Wheelbase (50% Capacity):
135.00"
Min. Wheelbase (75% Capacity):
160.00"
Min. Wheelbase (Rated Capacity):
185.00"
Locking Positions:
9
Lock Spacing:
6.00"
Info
The HDS-40 four-post lift is the safest, beefiest, biggest, baddest, meanest and every other “-est” word for a truck lift we can use to mean, “It doesn’t get better than this.” This extreme heavy-duty four-post lift can support the weight of a Greyhound™ bus, as well as a mobile home or RV.
- 40,000-lb. lifting capacity
- Supersized 12" diameter cable sheaves
- Galvanized lifting cables
- Grease nipples
- Single hydraulic under-runway cylinder
- Integrated flow restrictor
- Durable powder coat
- Spring-loaded safety locks
- Second lock system on constant guard
- Fully enclosed lifting cables
- Multiple adjustable height locking positions
- Maintenance-free electric hydraulic power system
- Conveniently positioned operator controls
- 12" x 12" base plates
- Non-skid runways
BendPak Four-Post Vehicle Lift Installation and Operation Manual (PDF)
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BendPak Limited Warranty (PDF)
Specs
Capacity
Lifting Capacity* - 40,000 lbs.
*Max Capacity / Front Axle - 20,000 lbs.
*Max Capacity / Rear Axle - 20,000 lbs.
Rise
A - Min. Runway Height: - 8.5"
B - Max. Rise: - 60"
C - Max. Lifting Height: - 68.5"
Time to Full Rise: - 75 seconds
Outside Dimensions
D - Overall Width: - 154"
E - Outside Length: - 257"
F - Overall Length: - 297"
G - Height of Columns: - 93"
Inside Dimensions
H - Width Between Columns: - 134"
I - Drive-Thru Clearance: - 109"
Runways
J - Runway Width: - 28"
K - Length of Runways: - 263"
L - Width Between Runways: - 36" or 47"
M - Runway Centerline: - 64" or 75"
N - Outside Edge of Runways: - 92" or 103"
Minimum Wheelbase
Rated Capacity: - 185"
75% Capacity: - 160"
50% Capacity: - 135"
25% Capacity: - 110"
Locking
Locking Positions: - 9
Lock Spacing: - Every 6"
Power Unit
Motor: - 220 VAC / 60 Hz. 1Ph.
Noise: - 45 dB
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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