HD-973P Series Multi-Level Parking Lift 40 P/N 5900076 — Rev. B3 — January 2024
Make sure Lifting Cable A is correctly positioned: in between the Gusset Sheave and the Slack
Safety Sheave, with the Cable Lock Pin under it.
Push the Threaded End of Lifting Cable A up to and through the Top Cap (at the top of the Post)
and hand tighten it in place with the Nut and Washer you removed earlier.
You only want to hand tighten the Nut at this point so that there is little play in the cabling. We will
securely tighten all four Nuts later in the installation procedure.
Switching to Lifting Cable C, repeat Steps 1 through 7 for Lifting Cable C, starting at the
Small Window near the bottom of Post C (the Power Post).
Reinstall the Cable Sheave and then make sure Lifting Cable C is correctly positioned in the Cable
Sheave in the Small Window.
Under the Powerside Runway, move the rest of Lifting Cable C back towards the Crosstube with
Medium Windows.
Push Lifting Cables A and C into the Medium Window where the Double Cable Sheave goes and
pull the Button ends towards the Tie Plate.
With the Cables in place in the Medium Window, reinstall the Double Cable Sheave.
Make sure Lifting Cable A sits in the bottom Sheave, and Cable C is in the top Sheave.
The following drawing shows how to route the Lifting Cables around the Double Cable Sheaves.
Drawing shows a front view of the Cable/Cable Sheave pairs in the Crosstube with Medium
Windows. Not all components shown. Not to scale.
By the Hydraulic Cylinder, loosen the Retaining Plate enough to give you room to slip the Button
End of each Cable into its spot on the Tie Plate.
Do not take the Retaining Plate off, just loosen the Retaining Plate enough to give you
enough room to slip the Button End of each Lifting Cable into place.
Pull the Button Ends of Lifting Cables A and C back towards the middle of the Runway, past the
Retaining Plate, and into its slot on the Tie Plate.
Drawing shows a front view of the Tie Plate, facing towards the Crosstube with Medium Windows.
Note Routing Lifting Cables B and D is the same process as routing Lifting Cables A and C, just to
the other two Posts and using a different set of Sheaves. Refer to the drawings in the
previous section.
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