MOBI LI TY
AL010 MICRO SCOOTER LIFT
AL030 POWER TOTE MANUAL WHEELCHAIR LIFT
INSTALLATION GUIDE & OWNER'S MANUAL
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AL030 Power Tote for Manual Wheelchairs
AL010 Micro Scooter Lift
Congratulations on your new lift purchase. The Micro Scooter Lift and Power Tote are two of the easiest
and most trouble free ways to transport your chair or scooter. This manual is written to be used both as an installation
guide as well as an operation guide for the end user for both the AL010 Micro Scooter Lift andAL030 Manual Wheel-
chair Lift. Refer to the index below for the sections that apply to your lift and options.
Please read the manual thoroughly BEFORE attempting any installation, adjustment or use of the lift.
Both installers and operators should familiarize themselves with this entire manual.
The manual will be divided into the following sections for easy reference;
Section 1 - Unpacking the Lift
Section 2 - Wiring the Vehicle
Section 3 - Vehicle Preparation
Section 4 - Installing the Lift ( No Swing Away )
Section 5 - Installing the Lift ( with Swing Away Option )
Section 6 - Operating the AL105 SwingAway Option
Section 7 - Operating the AL010 Micro Scooter Lift
Section 8 - Operating the AL030 Power Tote Lift
Section 9 - Adjusting theAL010 and AL030
Section 10 - Safety & Maintenance
Section 11 - Troubleshooting Guide
If you have any questions or comments concerning the installation or operation of your scooter/chair lift, please
contact your local distributor for additional technical information. Only authorized dealers should install this lift.
Caution: Some scooters and chairs may be unsuitable for transport in or on a motor
vehicle. Please contact the manufacturer of your mobility device to determine its transportability.
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Section 2 - Wiring the Vehicle
Important Note: IMPROPER WIRING IS THE #1 CAUSE OF PROBLEMS IN THE OPERATION OFA VEHICLE LIFT.
FOLLOW THE WIRING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
Located in the hardware package is the vehicle wiring harness. The harness is manufactured to, and complies with the
SAE J1128 requirements. The wire harness is approximately 23 ft. long and will accommodate most vehicles.
To back
of vehicle
Unwind the harness and lay it flat. One end of the
harness has a black plug . This is the lift end of the
harness and goes to the back of the vehicle.
To vehicle's
battery
Begin routing the wiring harness at the vehicle battery.
Attach the black wire to the negative terminal on the battery.
Do not attach the red wire yet.
OR
Top mount
Side mount
Run the wiring harness under or when possible through
the vehicle, back to the trailer hitch. Always locate the wiring
harness where it can not be snagged by road debris and
away from the vehicles gas tank.
If the harness is too long for the vehicle, coil the
excess wire and secure it to the vehicle frame with
the supplied tie wraps. Do not cut or shorten the
harness. Secure the plug about even with the end of
the hitch receiver tube.
Attach the red wire to the positive terminal on the battery.
OR
Top mount
Side mount
Important Reminder: Never attempt to attach the wire harness
to a secondary power source, The lift requires direct connection
to the battery.
Caution: When the installation requires the wiring harness be run on the underside of a vehicle,
route the harness away from the exhaust system, brake lines, fuel lines, gas tank, pinch points, and sharp edges.
Locate the wiring harness where it can not be snagged by road debris.
Manufactures Recommendation: Schedule a routine maintenance visit with the end user. Harmar recommends
the lift be greased in the applicable areas, and the wire harness connections be checked for corrosion,
and/or decay, as such conditions are normal due to environmental changes.
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Section 3 - Vehicle Preparation
To install the lift on a vehicle, it must be capable of accepting a hitch. If you are unsure about the hitch required,
there are different places for you to check.
Hitch Shops - Check your local area for shops that specialize in trailer hitches.
They will normally have in stock the hitch that would be required for use with the lift.
Internet - Some web sites list the compatibility of hitches with vehicles.
These sites have areas where you can enter your vehicle information and it will list the types of hitches available to be installed.
Remember, not every vehicle is capable of having a hitch installed. Each type of hitch is capable of bearing a different amount
of tongue weight. Remember that you must add the weight of the lift to the weight of the chair/ scooter that you are purchasing
and make sure that the total weight does not exceed the recommended tongue weight of the hitch. The AL010 Micro Scooter
Lift weighs 70 lbs, and the AL030 Manual Wheelchair Lift weighs 60 lbs. Add 40 lbs. when using a swing away.
Your lift is equipped with a license plate holder and light. If possible, have the installer of your hitch run a standard 4 post
trailer light harness to the hitch area. This will allow you to simply plug the license plate light wiring into the trailer plug
with no additional wiring required at the time of lift installation.
IMPORTANT NOTE: A trailer light wiring plug is good only for the license plate light and not to power your lift.
All lifts must be wired directly to the positive pole of the battery using the wiring harness
supplied with the lift.
Any attempt to wire the lift into ANY secondary harness will cause the lift to run poorly and possibly damage the motor. The
trailer light wiring simply does not carry the proper current to power the lifting motor.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If applicable, the receiver tube on the hitch must be installed so that it is parallel to the ground. This is
not a recommendation, but rather a requirement. If the hitch is not installed properly, it may affect the working of the lift.
Some vehicles will require that the rear suspension be supplemented by the addition of air adjustable shocks, air bags in the
springs or other devices to keep the vehicle level.
See Diagrams below to determine which Hitch Adapter install applies to your application
PINCH BOLT
SLEEVE
FOR AL030 ONLY
( CLASS 1 )
CLASS 1
( Flat Bar Style )
CLASS 3
( 2 x 2 TUBE )
Bumper Mount
( Be sure to comply with
vehicle's bumper rating )
OR
Refer to Section 4 or 5
for proper orientation
( right side up or upside down )
Determines lift's height from
the ground
CLASS 2
( 1.25 x 1.25 Solid Bar )
Omit stabilizer
OR
Do not attempt to
mount up from under
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Section 4 - Installing the Lift ( no Swing Away option )
Your lift will come shipped to you factory pre-assembled.
To prepare the lift for installation you must attach the lift to the Hitch Post and HitchAdapter that are shipped with the lift
(See parts list in section 1). The proper attachment place is determined by the height of the installed hitch on the vehicle.
Measure from the bottom of the hitch to the ground. Use drawing below to determine which set of holes to use when
setting up the Hitch Post and Hitch Adapter. Use the 1/2” x 3-1/2” bolts and nuts provided and tighten.
Drawings below depict a Class 1 Hitch Adapter
The installation for a Class 2 or 3 Hitch adapter is identical
HITCH
POST
OMIT
STABILIZER
HITCH
ADAPTER
OMIT
STABILIZER
17-19"
Measure from Hitch Bar to ground
15-17"
13-15"
5-13"
Once you have determined the proper configuration
for the Hitch Post, attach it to the Hitch
Adapter as shown to the left using supplied hardware
( 1/2-13 x 3-1/2" HHCS, and lock nuts )
Move the folded lift to the rear
of the vehicle with the motor box
folded away from the vehicle.
With assistance, carefully
lift the unit up to the Hitch Post
and attach it using the 1/2” bolt,
washers, and lock nut provided.
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CLASS 1 Hitch Adapter
can NOT be used when
installing a Swing Away
Section 5 - Installing the Lift ( with Swing Away option )
Your lift will come shipped to you mostly pre-assembled.
To prepare the lift for installation you must attach the lift to the SwingAway and Hitch Adapter. The proper attachment place
is determined by the height of the installed hitch on the vehicle.
Measure from the bottom of the hitch to the ground. Use drawing below to determine which set of holes to use when setting
up the Swing Away and HitchAdapter. Use the 1/2” bolts and lock nuts provided and tighten.
Drawings below depict a Class 3 Hitch Adapter
The installation for a Class 2 is identical
SWING AWAY
HITCH
ADAPTER
Measure from Hitch Bar to ground
16-18"
14-16"
12-14"
5-12"
Once you have determined the proper configuration
for the Swing Away, attach it to the Hitch
Adapter as shown to the left using supplied hardware
( 1/2-13 x 3-1/2" HHCS, and lock nuts )
Move the folded lift to the rear
of the vehicle with the motor box
folded away from the vehicle.
With assistance, carefully
lift the unit up to the Swing Away
and attach it using the 1/2” bolt,
washers, and lock nut provided.
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Section 6 - Operating the Swing Away Option
Many scooter and chair owners require access to the rear of a vehicle. To accomplish this a Swing Away option is
added to the lift installation. This allows the complete lift to be conveniently and easily swung away from the back of the
vehicle and allow easy access to the trunk or lift gate. The Swing Away option can be purchased from any authorized
dealer and added at any time.
OPENING THE SWING AWAY:
Unlock the safety clamp by pulling the snap pin chained to the clamp.
Open the safety clamp by pulling the lever down and away from the lift. This will unlock the Swing Away and allow it to be
pulled open.
IMPORTANT!! NEVER OPERATE THE SWINGAWAY WITH THE CHAIR or SCOOTER ON THE LIFT!!
This will cause damage to the Swing Away, lift and potentially cause damage to the vehicle and the chair!!
CAUTION!! Always insure that the vehicle is on level ground before attempting to open the Swing Away.
Failure to do so may result in the operator losing control of the lift causing damage to persons and property.
Grasp the lift firmly and swing it out away from the vehicle. The Swing Away can be opened up to 180 degrees from the
closed position to allow full access to the rear of the vehicle.
CLOSING THE SWING AWAY:
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Push bottom
of bracket
Align upper
and lower arms
While holding
bottom of bracket,
rotate handle
LOWER ARM
ADJUSTMENT BOLT
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Finish rotating
handle, aligning
holes
Install safety pin
LOCKED
NOT LOCKED
CAUTION!! Always leave the safety pin in the clamp to lock it when the Swing Away is closed.
IMPORTANT NOTE!! If your safety clamp does not SECURELY latch the Swing Away arm in the closed
position DO NOT USE THE LIFT until the clamp is adjusted by an authorized dealer. Failure to make the
proper adjustment can cause the unit to open when traveling down the road.
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Section 7 - Operating the AL010 Micro Scooter Lift
"PLATFORM KEEPER"
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Once platform has been lowered at least an
inch, unfold the platform. Continue lowering
to the ground.
Insert Key and switch to "ON" position
Press down on Toggle switch momentarily.
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Drive scooter onto platform as shown.
Raise hold down arm.
To remove the scooter and prepare the lift
for unloaded travel, follow above steps in
reverse order and reverse the direction
of the arrows.
Lift should be raised
with the platform folded
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ratchets. Verify that the
platform keeper has
engaged the platform's
pin.
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Raise platform until hold down foot depresses
scooter's deck or until lift's motor ratchets.
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Section 7 - Operating the AL010 Micro Scooter Lift
LOADING YOUR SCOOTER ON THE LIFT
Turn ON the power switch with the key furnished with your lift. Lower the platform using the UP/DOWN toggle switch.
Pushing the switch downward will cause the platform to lower. Unfold the platform, then continue lowering to the ground.
Release the UP/DOWN switch just as the platform reaches the ground; do not attempt to raise the rear of the vehicle
with the lift or damage could be done to your lift or vehicle.
CAUTION: Keep your feet out from under the platform as it lowers.
Once the lift platform is on the ground, drive your scooter onto the platform, from left to right, until the rear wheels are
located in the rear wheel platform cradle.
With the scooter on the platform and the rear wheels located in the wheel stops, raise the platform with the UP/DOWN
toggle switch until the platform stops automatically.
Your scooter is now ready for travel. You may wish to remove your key from the power switch to avoid any potential
tampering with your lift and scooter.
Caution: On some scooters, it may be necessary to temporarily move the steering tiller forward to clear the hold down
arm as it lowers into the lock down position.
Caution: Some scooters have pneumatic (air inflated) tires. If your scooter has this type tire, be sure the tires are
properly inflated. Improper inflation of the tires will change the deck height of the scooter and therefore
change the amount of clamping force the hold down arm places on the scooter. The scooter can fall off
of the lift if not properly secured.
Caution: Before driving off with your scooter on the lift, make sure that the scooter is firmly held down on the platform.
Caution: When driving with your scooter on the lift, slow down for pot holes, speed bumps, railroad tracks, etc. Your
lift could be damaged by abuse if subjected to excessive loads imposed by rough driving.
Caution: Do not enter steep driveways straight on. Enter and leave at an angle to the street so that you lift platform
does not drag on the ground.
Caution: Do not attempt to move the vehicle with the lift platform in the down position. If moved this way, the lifting
mechanism will be damaged.
UNLOADING YOUR SCOOTER:
To unload your scooter, just turn ON the power switch and push the UP/DOWN toggle switch to the down position.
Hold the switch down until the platform just touches and is level to the ground. Fold away the hold down arm.
Drive your scooter off in REVERSE. When the scooter is clear of the platform, raise the platform by pushing up on
the UP/DOWN switch.
Caution: If the steering tiller needed to be moved when loading the scooter, be sure that it is out of the way of the
hold down arm prior to lowering the platform.
To park your lift in the stowed position, hold the UP switch. The platform will start up in the horizontal position.
Once it has reached close to the top of its travel, fold the platform. Continue to raise the lift until a racheting
sound is heard. You may wish to remove you key from the power switch to avoid any tampering with your lift.
Special Note: The lift features a manual override. If the vehicle or lift loses power UNPLUG THE LIFT and turn the key
switch to the "OFF" position. Remove the round plastic cap from the top of the motor box and using a 3/8” socket, turn the
wrench clockwise to raise the lift and counter clockwise to lower the lift. ( If the lift does not operate properly, immediately
take it to the local dealer. DO NOT attempt to modify the lift in any way!)
Do not attempt to move the vehicle without the lift in the
stowed or travel position. Any attempt to move the vehicle without
the lift fully up may cause damage to the lift, scooter or vehicle.
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Section 8 - Operating the AL030 Manual WheelchairLift
"PLATFORM KEEPER"
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NOTE: The Platform will not be
allowed to unfold until the platform
has been lowered at least an inch.
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Insert Key and switch to "ON" position
Press down on Toggle switch momentarily.
Once platform has been lowered at least an
inch, unfold the platform. Continue lowering
to the ground. Raise hold down arm.
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Raise the lift until hold down arm has
contacted wheelchair's arm rests.
Roll folded chair onto platform as shown.
To remove the chair and prepare the lift
for unloaded travel, follow above steps in
reverse order and reverse the direction
of the arrows.
Lift should be raised
with the platform folded
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and until the lift's motor
ratchets. Verify that the
platform keeper has
engaged the platform's
pin.
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Section 8 - Operating the AL030 Power Tote for Manual Wheelchairs
LOADING YOUR WHEELCHAIR ON THE LIFT
Turn ON the power switch with the key furnished with your lift. Lower the platform using the UP/DOWN toggle switch.
Pushing the switch downward will cause the platform to lower. Unfold the platform, then continue lowering to the ground.
Release the UP/DOWN switch just as the platform reaches the ground; do not attempt to raise the rear of the vehicle
with the lift or damage could be done to your lift or vehicle.
CAUTION: Keep your feet out from under the platform as it lowers.
Once the lift platform is on the ground, raise the hold down arm. Roll the wheelchair onto the platform until the large
rear wheels settle into the platform "H" frame cradle. Raise the platform with the toggle switch until the lift's arm
comes in contact with and clamps down the chair.
Your chair is now ready for travel. You may wish to remove your key from the power switch to avoid any potential
tampering with your lift and scooter.
Caution: Before driving off with your chair on the lift, make sure that the chair is firmly held down on the platform.
Caution: When driving with your chair on the lift, slow down for pot holes, speed bumps, railroad tracks, etc. Your lift
could be damaged by abuse if subjected to excessive loads imposed by rough driving.
Caution: Do not enter steep driveways straight on. Enter and leave at an angle to the street so that you lift platform
does not drag on the ground.
Caution: Do not attempt to move the vehicle with the lift platform in the down position. If moved this way, the lifting
mechanism will be damaged.
UNLOADING YOUR WHEELCHAIR:
To unload your chair, just turn ON the power switch and push the UP/DOWN toggle switch to the down position.
Hold the switch down until the platform just touches and is level to the ground. Roll your chair off the lift platform.
Fold the hold down arm to its stowed position.
To park your lift in the stowed position, hold the UP switch. The platform will start up in the horizontal position.
Once it has reached close to the top of its travel, fold the platform. Continue to raise the lift until a racheting
sound is heard.
You may wish to remove you key from the power switch to avoid any tampering with your lift.
Special Note: The lift features a manual override. If the vehicle or lift loses power UNPLUG THE LIFT and turn the key
switch to the "OFF" position. Remove the round plastic cap from the top of the motor box and using a 3/8” socket, turn the
wrench clockwise to raise the lift and counter clockwise to lower the lift. ( If the lift does not operate properly, immediately
take it to the local dealer. DO NOT attempt to modify the lift in any way!)
Do not attempt to move the vehicle without the lift in the
stowed or travel position. Any attempt to move the vehicle without
the lift fully up may cause damage to the lift, scooter or vehicle.
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Section 9 - Adjusting the AL010 andAL030
The hinge points are equipped
with tensioning washers. The
amount of force required to move
these parts is determined by the
t e n s i o n o f t h e s e w a s h e r s .
To adjust, simply loosen or tighten
the bolt and nut located by w/ arrows.
The tension is set at the factory and
should need no adjustment.
This is noted for reference only.
AL010 and AL030 HOLD DOWN ARMADJUSTMENT
LIFT SHOULD HOLD
WHEELCHAIR FIRMLY
WITH THE PLATFORM
FULLY RAISED
Loosen nuts here
( RAISED UNTIL
MOTOR RATCHETING
IS HEARD )
Slide arm up or down tube
Tighten after adjustment
LIFT SHOULD HOLD
SCOOTER FIRMLY
WITH THE PLATFORM
FULLY RAISED
( RAISED UNTIL MOTOR
RATCHETING IS HEARD )
Loosen top nut
and bottom nut
Turn threaded rod
to lengthen or
shorten foot
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Section 10 - Safety & Maintenance
SAFETY:
Caution: Keep hands away from PINCH POINTS. As with most mechanical objects, the hinge point of a moving part
creates a pinch point. Be sure to not to stick fingers or extremities at or near these points.
Inspect the condition of your lift often. If any parts are worn or damaged DO NOT USE THE LIFT.
Immediately contact the dealer you purchased the lift from for repairs.
Caution: Keep feet and any other objects out from under the platform as it lowers.
Caution: Some chairs and scooters have pneumatic (air inflated) tires. If your chair/scooter has this type tire, be sure
the tires are properly inflated. Improper inflation of the tires will change how the unit fits on the platform and therefore change
the amount of clamping force on the chair/scooter.
Caution: Before driving off with your chair or scooter on the lift, make sure that the chair/scooter is firmly held down
on the platform.
Caution: When driving with your chair or scooter on the lift, slow down for pot holes, speed bumps, railroad tracks, etc.
Your lift could be damaged by abuse if subjected to excessive loads imposed by rough driving.
Caution: Do not enter steep driveways straight on. Enter and leave at an angle to the street so that you lift platform does not
drag on the ground.
Caution: Do not attempt to move the vehicle with the lift platform in the down position. If moved this way, the lifting
mechanism will be damaged.
WARNING! This lift is not meant for human transport. Chair/Scooter must be unoccupied before operating lift.
These lifts are for chair and scooter transport only. Do not attempt to transport any other vehicles or materials on the lift
other than what it is designed for.
MAINTENANCE:
The Universal outside lift has been designed to be as trouble free as possible for the owner.
The maintenance schedule is no exception.
Every 30 days oil the pivot points on all moving parts.
During winter and under dirty and dusty conditions, re-grease the inside square tube every 30 days. Lower the platform
to the ground and clean the square shaft with mineral spirits, WD-40 or any good solvent. Once clean, grease the square
shaft with a high-grade water-resistant grease, such as boat trailer wheel bearing grease.
NOTE: Your lift was assembled at the factory with Slick 50 “ONE GREASE”.
Check for paint chips and touch up any bare metal with a good gloss black enamel or lacquer to inhibit rust.
This may be necessary more frequently when subjected to salt air or road salt.
Warranty:
This lift is covered by a three year factory warranty on materials and workmanship.
Contact your local dealer for more information.
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Section 11 Troubleshooting guide
The lift does not operate
Check the power supply. The wiring harness ( both wires ) must be run directly to the battery. Attaching the black
( ground ) wire to the frame of the vehicle is NOT considered a reliable ground.
Run the lift from a shop battery and not through the vehicle wiring harness. If this solves the problem, check the
vehicle wiring harness for bad connections or broken wires.
NOTE: Each lift is equipped with a manual motor override located on the top of the motor box.
Simply remove the cap and use a 3/8” socket to manually operate the lift. CAUTION!! Make sure the key is in the
“off” position and no power is connected to the lift.
SERIOUS INJURY MAY OCCUR IF POWER RESUMES DURING MANUAL OPERATION OF THE LIFT!
The motor does not lift the platform completely when in use.
Check the wire connections at the battery. A poor connection will cause the motor to run slow and have less lifting capacity.
Run the lift from a shop battery and not through the vehicle wiring harness. If this solves the problem, inspect the entire
length of the vehicle harness for breaks, or worn insulation. A good supply of power will ensure full lifting capacity.
The motor works intermittently
Check the ground and power wire making sure that it is securely attached to the battery of the vehicle. Grounding the
lift to any other location may cause loss of ground and intermittent loss of power. Check the wires leading to the toggle
switch in the motor housing box. All connections must be securely on the switch.
The platform or hold down arm is not holding upright or is too hard to move.
Check the tension of the pivot point bolts. Two tight, and the movement will be to too hard. Too loose and the part will
not stay in the desired position. Tighten or loosen bolts until platform and/or hold down arm operates with some resistance.
See section 9 for details.
There is a ratcheting sound when the lift is all the way up or down.
This is a normal sound. It is the clutch activating when the lift reaches the end position.
This sound should only occur when the toggle switch is being pressed and the platform is at its highest and lowest point.
The license plate light does not work.
This light runs from the 4 prong trailer plug located on the vehicle wiring harness that powers the lift.
Most hitch installers will install this type of wiring when the hitch is installed. If no such plug exists, it may be wired
directly to a tail light or license plate light.
What do I do with the extra length of wire leading to the motor of the lift?
This wire is there in case a Swing Away Option is used with the lift. If a SwingAway is not installed, coil the extra wire
and zip tie it to the frame of the lift out of the way of any moving parts. We recommend leaving the wire in case a
Swing Away is added to the lift at a later time.
The lift does not reach the ground when lowered completely.
Check the attachment of the Hitch Adapter to the Hitch Post on the back of the lift (See section 4 or 5).
The normal range of operation for the lift is 5 to 18 inches to the bottom of the hitch. Any higher vehicles will require a
custom bracket.
The lift bottoms out when going over bumps or in driveways.
Check the attachment of the Hitch Adapter to the Hitch Post on the back of the lift (See section 4 or 5). The normal range of
operation for the lift is 5 to 18 inches to the bottom of the hitch. The lift should be installed at the highest position possible.
Enter driveways at an angle
I have lost my keys.
Contact the dealer where the lift was purchased. If they do no have extra keys in stock, they can get them
from the manufacturer.
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AL010 - MICRO SCOOTER LIFT
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ITEM #
DESCRIPTION
SWITCH PLATE
PART #
1
2
ALA12055
ALA12010
ALA12015
ALA12050
ALA10010
ALA0103
3
TOGGLE SWITCH
KEY SWITCH
3
6
4
MOTOR COVER
ACTUATOR
5
6
OUTER TUBE - AL010
7
HOLD DOWN ARM - AL010 ALA010017
HOLD DOWN FOOT ALA18020
INNER TUBE AL010 / AL030 ALA0300
HITCH POST ALA129
8
7
9
10
11
12
10
11
CLASS 2 HITCH ADAPTER AL126
CLASS 3 HITCH ADAPTER ALA123
8
OR
9
12
13
KEYSWITCH
POLE REVERSING
SWITCH
ACTUATOR
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
12V
+
BATTERY
N
W
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B
VEHICLE HARNESS
TRAILER PLUG
MOTOR COVER
LIGHT
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AL030 - POWER TOTE
MANUAL WHEELCHAIR LIFT
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ITEM #
DESCRIPTI ON
PART #
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
SWITCH PLATE
ALA12055
ALA12010
ALA12015
ALA12050
ALA10010
ALA0303
ALA0305
ALA0307
TOGGLE SWITCH
KEY SWITCH
3
MOTOR COVER
8
ACTUATOR
9
7
11
OUTER TUBE - AL030
HOLD DOWN ARM - AL030
HOLD DOWN ARM MOUNT
12
HOLD DOWN ARM BACK PLATE ALA03020
13
10 INNER TUBE AL010 / AL030
ALA0300
ALA129
6
11 HITCH POST
14
12 CLASS 1 HITCH ADAPTER
13 CLASS 1 STABILIZER
14 CLASS 2 HITCH ADAPTER
15 CLASS 3 HITCH ADAPTER
ALA01090
ALA01097
AL126
OR
OR
ALA123
15
10
16
KEYSWITCH
POLE REVERSING
SWITCH
ACTUATOR
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
12V
+
BATTERY
N
W
O
R
B
VEHICLE HARNESS
TRAILER PLUG
MOTOR COVER
LIGHT
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