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Topic Title: Wiring for mobile veichle lifts Topic Summary: Created On: 09 January 2013 07:09 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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Hi people
I was wondering if anyone as had any experience on 4 post mobile veichle lifts I am basically looking for a wiring diagram for the one I have been called to with no look on the net and Im not sure if any diagram would give me a basic Idea of what is happening with the lifts. Are they all wired/controlled in the same way etc I dont want to start stripping down the panel to find every wire as theres a few in there The one Im talking about as a master lift with 3 slaves and the master obviously as the saftey control wiring inside it and it wont operate with out the slaves giving it the ok emergency stop door closed etc . Ive had problems with this lift in the past but was able find the problem ok. I am trying to save the customer money and myself time by been able to solve the problem quicker with the diagram any help would be great Many thanks |
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We have ours mantained by a specialist company as we classify them as lifting gear.
They also produce certification for insurance purposes. Regards Rod |
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Are these the ones that are capable of lifting 30+ tons between the four of them and need to rise and fall together?
Regards BOD |
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The workshops that maintain our vehicles have several sets of them capable of lifting HGV's.
With that sort of weight being moved about, I don't think I'd put my PI/PL on the line unless I knew exactly what I was doing with them. I've seen them when one decided to stop for no apparent reason. The results were frightening to say the least. Stu |
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Synchronised mobile vehicle lifts
That is true statutory inspection every six months Lifting tables used for vehicle lifting 6 months intervals. Statutory Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER) Of course, that is no help to you; robuck post would be the best way to go. All can do is give you a picture of one type, you also get wireless ones. Not much, help sorry. http://mahanederland.nl/lkw/wp...hefkolommen-Engels.pdf |
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