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General| Brand | Fast Lift Parts |
|---|---|
| Model | Rol-Lift T Series |
| Category | Jacks |
| Language | English |
Inspect axles for bends, roundness, wear, snap ring groove damage, or roll pin hole wear.
Check bushings for cracks, breaks, or wear exceeding 1/16". Replace worn or damaged bushings.
Inspect load rollers for flat spots/damage and brackets for cracks, welds, or out-of-round axle holes.
Instructions for removing load rollers and their brackets from standard and lowered height jacks.
Instructions for installing load rollers and their brackets on standard and lowered height jacks.
Check steer wheels for wear and axle for proper diameter and condition. Ensure free movement.
Procedures for removing steer wheels and their axles from standard and lowered height jacks.
Procedures for installing steer wheels and their axles on standard and lowered height jacks.
Check traverse for wear on bearing shoulder or where shoulder pins attach to the lifting link.
Detailed steps to remove the traverse, including related components like steer wheels and hydraulic unit.
Steps to install the traverse, including positioning components and securing with snap rings.
Inspect push rods for cracks, bends, missing roll pins, and worn bushings. Mark eyebolt position.
Procedures for removing push rods from T Series jacks (standard and lowered height).
Procedures for removing push rods from E Series jacks (standard and lowered height).
Steps for adjusting and installing push rods on T Series jacks, including testing and securing.
Steps for adjusting and installing push rods on E Series jacks, including testing and securing.
Check lifting link for out-of-round holes, cracks, or bent ears. Note T/E series differences.
Detailed steps for removing the lifting link from the T Series jack.
Detailed steps for removing the lifting link from the E Series jack.
Steps to install the lifting link, attaching related components like push rod and traverse.
Inspect handle for cracks, structural integrity, and worn bushings. Check pivot shaft and piston pusher.
Steps to remove the handle from the foot control mechanism.
Steps to install the handle onto the foot control mechanism.
Steps to remove the handle from the hand control mechanism.
Steps to install the handle onto the hand control mechanism.
Inspect for oil leaks. Test lifting and lowering under load to diagnose common failures.
Solutions for common issues like air lock, low fluid level, and adjustment problems.
Troubleshooting steps for when the jack fails to lower, covering pedal issues, fluid density, and debris.
Solutions for lifting problems related to oil pressure loss or leaking filler plugs.
Checks for damage in specific areas like lifting link, pushrod, or load roller bracket.
Advice on avoiding tampering, proper maintenance, and recommended hydraulic oil.
Detailed steps for removing the hydraulic unit from the jack assembly.
Detailed steps for installing the hydraulic unit, including bleeding the system.
