RBJ Series of Rolling Bridge Jacks 6 P/N 5900004 — June 2018 — Rev. C2
Components
Rolling Bridge Jack components include:
• Scissor Structure. Rolling Bridge Jacks are scissor lifts that are powered by air pressure from
the Air-Operated Hydraulic Pump.
• Air-Operated Hydraulic Pump. Provides power to the Rolling Bridge Jack. The Air-Operated
Hydraulic Pump must be attached to an air supply: 20 cubic feet per minute (.57 cubic meters per
minute) and 100 psi (7 bar).
• Foot Pedal. Raises and lowers the Rolling Bridge Jack. Despite its name, you can use the Foot
Pedal with your hands or your feet.
• Hydraulic Hose. Connects the Air-Operated Hydraulic Pump to the Hydraulic Cylinder.
• Hydraulic Cylinder. Moves the Scissor Structure up and down.
• Safety Locks. Hold the Rolling Bridge Jack in place once raised to the desired height. Always
leave your Rolling Bridge Jack either fully lowered or on a Safety Lock;
never leave a Rolling
Bridge Jack in an unlocked position with a vehicle on it
.
⚠ WARNING Before starting work on a vehicle, make sure the Rolling Bridge Jack is on a Safety
Lock and that all Lift Pads are in contact with the lifting points on the underside of
the vehicle.
• Safety Handle. Moves the Rolling Bridge Jack off its Safety Lock so it can be lowered. Not the
same as the Handle you use to move the Rolling Bridge Jack.
• Adjustable Arms. Slide in and out so you can hit the lifting points of the vehicles you are lifting.
• Lift Pads. Position them under the lifting points on the underside of the vehicle. Lift Pads fit into
the holes on the end of the Adjustable Arms.
Tip If you have an RBJ4500 and want more control over where the Rolling Bridge Jack
contacts the lifting points on the underside of vehicles, the RBJ4500 Adapter Kit
includes two sliding rubber contact pads and two sliding receivers. See RBJ4500
Adapter Kit for more information.
• Lift Pad Extenders. Allow you to raise the height of the Lift Pads to better hit the lifting points
on vehicles. Two medium and two tall are included with the Rolling Bridge Jack.
• Extender Holder. Hold the Lift Pad Extenders when you are not using them.
• Handle. Used to move the Rolling Bridge Jack. Note the same thing as the Safety Handle.
• Extendable Bases. Move in and out to accommodate the distance between the Lift’s runways.
• Rollers. Located on the ends of the Extendable Bases, the Lip Rollers or Channels Rollers
(depending on model) sit on or in the Utility Rail and let you move the Rolling Bridge Jack. Models
RBJ4500, RBJ6000, and RBJ7000 have Lip Rollers. Models RBJ9000, RBJ15000, RBJ18000,
and RBJ25000 have Channel Rollers.
• Safety Brackets. A safety feature, they hold the Rolling Bridge Jack in place on the Utility Rail.
Installed after the Jack is moved into place.
Installation is mandatory
.
• Adjustment Bolts. Another safety feature, they hold the Extendable Base in place. Installed after
the Jack is moved into place.
Installation is mandatory
.
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