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Quiet-Ride Adjustment Instructions
Pop Rivet
#15244
Rubber Bumper
#10950
Roll Stop Latch
5. Roll Stop Latch Rubber Bumpers:
A. Roll Stop Contact
Vibration can occur between the roll stop
and the roll stop latch. This vibration is
eliminated with the rubber bumper mounted
on the outer face of the latch (factory-
equipped). The rubber bumper is positioned
such that the edge of the bumper extends
slightly below the latch in alignment with the
roll stop. The bumper prevents direct metal-
to-metal contact between the latch and the
roll stop. Refer to the part numbers at the
right for replacements. Do not position the
bumper such that it prevents positive
latching!
B. Platform Contact
Vibration can occur between the roll stop latch
foot and the platform when the platform is
stowed. This vibration is eliminated with the
rubber bumper mounted on the outboard
bottom edge of the platform (factory-
equipped). The rubber bumper is positioned
such that when it contacts the roll stop latch
foot it prevents direct metal-to-metal contact.
Refer to the part numbers at the right for
replacements.
Pop Rivet
#15244
Rubber Bumper
#10950
Roll Stop
Latch Foot
Platform
Bottom
4. Bridge Plate Stop Bolts:
Vibration can occur between the bridge plate
and the platform when the lift is in the stowed
position. Stop bolts are installed in the lift
towers to keep the bridge plate vertical and tight
against the platform. The bolts are installed in
adjustable mounting slots. It may be necessary
to adjust the stop bolts in order to minimize
bridge plate rattle. With lift fully folded, grip the
edge of the bridge plate and attempt to move it
“in-and-out.” If it can be easily moved, loosen
and reposition the stop bolts as needed to
tighten the bridge plate against the platform.
Stop Bolt
(typical both ends)
Bridge Plate
Stop bolts keep
bridge plate
tight against
platform when
lift is stowed.
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