Adjustable pad hydraulic lift

Elevator – industrial lift truck – or stationary lift for vehicle – Stationary lift for roadway vehicle or required component... – Having specific drive means for support

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B66F 716

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041344758

ABSTRACT:
An adjustable pad hydraulic lift structure has a vehicle engaging and supporting pad vertically movable by a hydraulic piston, the pad being mounted on a bolster and having load transfer blocks facing downwardly for engagement with the bolster to transfer vehicle load from the pad to the bolster. Supporting and guide rods on the bolster and bearings on the pad cooperate to support the unloaded pad for adjustment into selected position over the bolster, and while supporting the unloaded pad maintaining the pad at an elevation wherein the load transfer blocks are supported free of the bolster to permit free adjustments of the pad. The supporting and guide rods are yieldable when the pad is under vehicle load to permit the load transfer blocks to engage the bolster for load transfer from the pad to the bolster.

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patent: 3331470 (1967-07-01), Hott
patent: 3709330 (1973-01-01), Wells et al.

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