Car lift-Automotive service equipment-lift
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Description:
Two Post hydraulic is a Hydraulic Lift/Car Lift/Two Post Lift, max lifting weight 4500 kgs, height 2000mm.
It's perfect choice for those customers who demand the most lifting capacity at the lowest possible price.
auto lifts are designed with the features you need to be productive, no matter what type of shop you have
Main Features
1. Dual hydraulic cylindets, chain drive.
2. Mechanical safety latch in two carriages' back.
3.Single-point manual lock release.
4. Two-section manual lock release.
5. 360° teeth arm locking debive ensures steady
locking in any position.
6. Automatic stop in the highest position.
7.Overhead safety shut-off bar to prevent damage
caused by liftingvehicle too high.
8. Parachute valve under each cylinder in case of high
pressuire hose fracutre
9. Synchronization cable and high intensity chain.
10. Relief valve protect against overloading
11. 24V low-voltage safe control keeps customers
away from unexpected injury.
12. "UP" "DOWN" "EMERGENCY" button on control
panel, simply operation.
13. CE Certificated.
Specification
Item No. | CMAX3.6C |
Lifting capacity | 3600 |
Lifting height | 1850mm |
Minimum height | 100mm |
Overall height | 3912mm |
Overall width | 3430mm |
Length of long arm | 830-1330mm |
Length of short arm | 541-1040mm |
Width between columns | 2860mm |
Lifting time | ≤60s |
Lowering time | ＞30s |
Motor | 220V/380V 50Hz/60Hz 1Ph/3Ph |
- Q: you ladies like big lifted trucks or tuner cars??? I have the truck fyi
- as long as you have something that runs on a engine, four wheels, and has doors it doesn't matter to me
- Q: yes i am looking for a good used car lift in the houston texas area
- not easly moved buy one where you are
- Q: Does anybody know what the difference is between the front suspension of a 95 dakota and the one of a 97 I would like to put the fabtech 3 in kit on my 95 dakota I just want to know if it can be done and how? thanks
- Only the 4x4 has a different front suspension on those year dakotas. Are you lifting the body, or is this the upper control arm kit?, If it is the ladder take it to a reputable shop so you dont drop your truck on your head. it requires a car lift
- Q: You know like in one of those old 1920‘s cars where the trunk lifted up and became an extra seat. I think that would be so cool. I would also like running boards on the side of a car
- my straightener does that
- Q: Ok I got a 1995 mercury cougar and I wanted to put a lift kit on it but I cant find one nor do kno were I could get one any help?
- Ya you can but wouldnt suggest it. A lift kit on that car will affect your cornering and body roll big time. Ive seen a crown vic lifted that ended up flipped in a ditch and im sittin there like, yep tryin to be cool i see
- Q: If so what car do you think is the best car you can modify clean?Automatic or stick shift?4x2 or 4x4?Trucks: long bed or short bed?Which car comes with nice stock rims?Thoughts on the scion tc?Chevy or Gmc?Civic vs Accord?Lifted or bagged trucks?Lambo doors thoughts?
- Jay Leno has 1 ,write to him c/o NBC or the web.
- Q: A hydraulic lift is lifting a car that weighs 15 kN. The area of the piston supporting the car is A, the area of the other piston is a, and the ratio A/a is 104.7. How far must the small piston be pushed down to raise the car a distance of 1.9 cm? [Hint: Consider the work to be done.]Please help, I can not figure this out. thank you
- Assuming no losses, the work in WE fD Fd WE the work out. Then D d(F/d) d(A/a) d 104.7 1.9*104.7 ? cm the distance the small piston must move to raise the car 1.9 cm. You can do the math. Work is force X distance for the small piston (fD) and for the big (Fd). Invoking Pascal's law, we know the pressure P is the same in the two pistons. So F PA and f Pa are true. With this physics we easily derive D d(A/a) and A/a was given as 104.7 and d is the 1.9 cm the car must be lifted.
- Q: i know i put this in the maintenance and repairs section, but im hoping for someone who know cars well that may be able to help. anyways i plan on lifting up a car and pulling a truck for a couple miles for my schools charity. i already know what im going to do to pull the truck, but i don‘t know where on the back of a small car is the easiest and sturdiest to use as my hand hold. i don‘t want to break anything and i don‘t wast to dent anything. i know this is weird but my friends gave the school clubs ideas and i couldn‘t say no to them. so i could really use someones help.thank you
- Ok, I see what you're doing. As for lifting a car it really depends on what car it is and how it's made. If it has a strong separate bumper, then that may be good enough depending on how it's made. Many bumpers are designed for rear impact, not lifting. If it has a plastic/rubber type bumper that many cars have then that won't be the best place. You want someplace that is metal and strong enough to lift. The only other place that might be strong enough would be the metal wheel wells, but there's no guarantee if they aren't well built and reinforced that they won't bend if they are pulled outward while lifting. Have fun.
- Q: This is for a science project. It has to be able to lift a golf ball at least 30cm high, similar to a mechanic‘s car lift.Our teacher said we could look online for ideas, so I don‘t think this is cheating ;) I have to build it, so it can‘t be too expensive, and I need an answer probably within 3-4 days at the most. THANKS!
- if you take an old hand operated tire pump, one of the tall ones not the foot pump kind. You can use it pretty much as is. you would have to remove the checkvalve from the outlet, so that you could push pressure back in and it would then push the rod with handle back up. then you need to connect it with a hose to a much smaller pump. a tank would be needed to hold extra fluid when it is in the down position.
- Q: Okay so I am really unsure of how it happened, but somehow I drove over a curb when I was leaving a parking lot and hit the bottom of my car, super hard. My car is now making a really funny noise when I drive and I‘m really scared, nothing like this has ever happened to me! I know nothing about cars, so does any know what I might have done to it, and how much it might coast to fix?
- Check your exhaust for holes or tears. May be the cause of the funny noise. Put a piece of cardboard under the engine of your car to check to see if you have any leaks. Inspect your oil pan make sure there's no damage. Call around shops in your area for a quote on repairs.
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Car lift-Automotive service equipment-lift
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
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- Supply Capability:
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