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pullitup86

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Here are a few more pics of it
 

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I was in a similar situation about two years ago. I had a two post lift with no tags and no documentation. I did eventually figure out who made it, but in the process found like a lot of things from China, There are 40 nearly identical products by 40 different companies with only slight variations. That said, they all tend to be pretty much the same. Those things are so simple, you really don't need documentation once you understand how they work. The only thing I really needed to find from documentation was the spec for the shielded lag bolts (3/4 x 4" torqued to 130ftlb) holding the thing to the floor. The hydraulics are common (SAE10 aw32 oil), and the shims to get the columns plum are available on Amazon.

The thing the documentation didn't specify, which I added, was concrete anchor epoxy when installing the lag bolts.
 

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BTW I don't think this the same as what you have, but the instructions should be pretty similar
 

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BTW I don't think this the same as what you have, but the instructions should be pretty similar
Thank you for your reply I was mainly hoping to find what it was so I can find the lift capacity it's heavy duty just don't know I'm guessing 10k-15k
 

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Thank you for your reply I was mainly hoping to find what it was so I can find the lift capacity it's heavy duty just don't know I'm guessing 10k-15k
Yours looks similar to mine but your footprint is even bigger. I think mine is a LDA (Lift Distributors of America) Model TPO-A9SP. I just got mine today and am working on installing it, but want to at least put new seals in it first. I can’t find documentation on mine either. I was told it was a 10,000lbs lift, but I bet it’s 9,000 since it has a 9 in the model name, but that is just a guess. The steel is thick and heavy to say the least.
 

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There's not much similarities but they both have separate unique features.
Too bad they didn't stick around to show any outcome of it.
 
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