Rotary SPOA7 Series, Operation & Maintenance Manual

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Vehicle Spotting Position

Vehicle Loading Position

FRONT

LIFT

POINTS

FRONT

LIFT

POINTS

FRONT

LIFT

POINTS

FRONT

LIFT

POINTS

Pickup Truck

Perimeter Frame

Unitized Body

Stub Frame

Keep feet 

clear of lift 

while lowering.

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WARNING

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Do not operate 

a damaged lift.

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SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Proper maintenance

and inspection

is necessary

for safe operation.

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SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Proper maintenance

and inspection

is necessary

for safe operation.

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Less than 105" 
wheelbase:  
position left front 
wheel on approach 
side of wheel dish.

105"-127" 
wheelbase:  
position left front 
wheel in wheel 
dish.

Larger than 127" 
wheelbase:  
position left front 
wheel just forward 
of wheel dish.

NOTE: Some vehicles may have the manufacturer's 

Service Garage Lift Point locations identified by 

triangle shape marks on it's undercarriage.  Also, 

there may be a label located on the right front door 

lock face showing specific vehicle lift points.  If the 

specific vehicle lift points are not identified, refer to 

the "Typical Lift Points" illustrated herein.  ALWAYS 

follow the operating instructions supplied with the 

lift.

NOTE:  This style lift is not 

recommended for pickup trucks or 

vehicles with truck frames.

Typical Lifting Points

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CAUTION

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Latch 
Release

Raise
Switch

Lowering Valve
Handle

Latch 
Release

Raise
Switch

Lowering Valve
Handle

Fig. 4