SP-7XE/F Full-Rise Scissor Lift 25 P/N 5900010 — Rev. B3 — September 2023
To anchor and level your Bases:
Both Ramps must be resting on the Top Safety Lock to perform this procedure.
1. Make sure the Bases are in the correct location, then use the holes in the Bases as guides, drill the
holes for the Anchor Bolts.
Four Anchor Bolt openings are located on the Base of the Frame.
Note: If you prefer, you can mark the Anchor Bolt hole locations, move the Frames out of the way,
drill the holes, and then move the Frames back into position.
WARNING Always wear appropriate
eye protection and
protective gear.
Drill in straight and perpendicular; do not let the
drill wobble.
Use a carbide bit for concrete and hammer
drilling applications (conforming to ANSI
B212.15).
The diameter of the drill bit must be the same
as the diameter of the Anchor Bolt. So, if you
are using a ¾ inch diameter Anchor Bolt, for
example, use a ¾ inch diameter drill bit. Check
the diameter of the drill bit before you begin!
Note: BendPak recommends drilling a pilot
hole first. If the final hole size is to be Ø.75 in. /
Ø19 mm, drill a Ø.375 in. to Ø.5 in. (Ø9.5 mm
Ø12.7 mm) pilot hole first.
Pilot holes allow straighter drilling by removing
the material directly in the center of the final drill.
This reduces the amount of force required to
keep the drill straight and perpendicular to the
floor. Verify the drill flutes are at least 4.25 in /
108 mm long to aid in removal of the debris
from the drill hole.
2. Use a vacuum to thoroughly clean each hole. If a Vacuum is not available, use a wire brush, hand
pump, or compressed air.
Do not ream the hole. Do not make the hole any wider than the drill bit made it.
3. Do not immediately hammer the Anchor all the way in. Verify the Washer and Nut are in place,
then insert the Anchor Bolt into the hole. You want approximately 1/4 inch to 1/3 inch (6 to 8 mm)
of thread visible above the Nut. Tap it in until the threads are just entering the Base.
The Expansion Sleeve may prevent the Anchor Bolt from
passing through the hole in the Base; this is normal. Use a
hammer or mallet to lightly tap the Expansion Sleeve through
the Base and down into the hole.
Even using a hammer or mallet, the Anchor Bolt should only go
into the hole part of the way; this is normal. If the Anchor Bolt
drops all the way in with little or no resistance, the hole is too
wide.
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