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Inspecting your automotive lift yearly is not only for compliance, it’s good business.
Automotive lifts are an essential piece of equipment for any auto repair shop. These lifts are used to lift and hold vehicles in the air,
These 10 Commonly Replaced Parts on a Tire Changer Can Save You Money.
The tire changer is among the most important pieces of equipment in your shop and it’s up to you as the shop owner (or manager)
Do You Need a Tire Inflation Cage?
You’ve probably heard about tire inflation cages before, but you’re not quite sure what they are or if you even need one. In this blog,
Removing water, oil and sludge from inground lift pits.
Corrosion and water damage are a big concern when it comes to inground lifts. Over winter months, snow and slush dripping from vehicles makes it
Steel cables and your automotive lifts
Steel cables, a.k.a. wire ropes for cables over 3/8″ diameter, are a flexible connection mechanism used on a variety of lifting equipment. They are an evolution from chain links which were notorious for catastrophic failure.
ROTARY 4 POST CABLE SHEAVE PIN CROSSMEMBER OEM ROT-FC5224-21
VARIOUS ROTARY FOUR POST LIFTS CHECK DIMENSIONS IN THE DESCRIPTION
SKU: SEG-400-3065
$ 226.36
Only 2 left in stock (can be backordered)
‘- ROTARY 4POST SHEAVE PIN (BLACK OXIDE) CROSSMEMBER ROT-FC5224-21
– overall length 4-3/8 inches
– 1-1/2 inch diameter
Sheaves and sheave pins are subject to heavy loads especially in 180 Degree wrapped sheaves. On a typical automotive 4 post lift, the vehicle and most of the lift structure is supported on the wire ropes. Worn pins or bushings can lead to accelerated wear of the wire ropes or sheaves. Excessively worn sheave pins could also lead to catastrophic failure causing property damage, injury or death.
During an inspection, ensure the cables are slacked and a disassembly of the sheave stack is conducted for a through inspection of the sheave bushings and pins. The pin should fit into the sheave housing snug without excessive play.