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Practical Information for Owners and Prospective Owners of the
Single Column UTV & Mower Storage / Service Lift
| Learning Center Document | AL-LC-104 |
| Title | Receiving and Assembly |
| Category | Installation |
| Revision | 1.0 |
| Originally Published | August 2026 |
| Last Revised | August 2026 |
Receiving Your Lift
When your lift arrives, inspect the shipment before beginning assembly. Look for visible shipping damage and verify that the major components have been received. If damage is discovered, document it before proceeding.
Organize the Components
Move the shipment to the installation area and organize the components. Keeping the hardware together and laying out the larger parts before assembly will make the installation process easier.
- Column assembly
- Platforms and ramps
- Bolster beam
- Power unit
- Hardware and small parts
- Safety components
Before You Begin Assembly
- ☐ Concrete requirements have been verified.
- ☐ Electrical service is available.
- ☐ Adequate overhead and side clearance has been confirmed.
- ☐ All parts have been inspected for shipping damage.
- ☐ Required tools and lifting equipment are available.
Assembly Overview
Follow the installation manual step by step during assembly. Assemble the lift in the recommended sequence, verify component alignment as work progresses, and do not permanently anchor the column until the installation location has been confirmed.
Taking a few extra minutes to organize the work area before assembly usually results in a smoother installation.
Let's Talk
If you have questions before beginning assembly, we'd be happy to help.
Related Learning Center Documents
- Concrete Requirements
- Electrical Requirements
- Space Requirements
- Unpacking the Lift
Notice
This Learning Center Document provides general guidance only. Always follow the current installation manual supplied with the lift. Procedures and specifications may change without notice.
Revision History
| Revision | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | August 2026 | Initial publication. |
Learning Center Document AL-LC-104
Revision 1.0
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