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Before installation
3.3
Calculating the installed dimensions
For ease of installation it is best to calculate and specify the necessary dimensions in advance. Determine
the C dimension first, then obtain the other dimensions from the relevant table. Try to place the lift as high as
possible within the C dimension specified in the table.
3.3.1
C dimension
The C dimension is the distance between the top of the support frame and the vehicle floor level. This dimen-
sion determines the space the lift needs beneath the body (dimension D) and the distance from the lift arms in
their upper position to vehicle floor level (dimension A).
3.3.2
D dimension
The D dimension is the space the lift needs, measured from the rear edge of the body to the front edge of the
support frame (in the direction of the vehicle). Once the C dimension is determined, the D dimension can be
obtained from the table.
3.3.3
A dimension
The A dimension is the space provided for the rear member, i.e. the space there will be between the 1st
boom and the vehicle floor with the lift in the raised position. The A dimension depends on the C dimension
3.3.4
H dimension
The H dimension is the height from the ground (unloaded) to the vehicle floor level. The H dimension must
not be greater than the maximum lifting height of the lift. The lift platform must always be able to reach
ground level.
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