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10K Wide In-Ground Lift with Electric Vehicle Footpad Kit

Item Number: CLFEW1020EV Supplier: CHALLENGER LIFTS INC

NOTE: Designed for lifting electric vehicles from some EV manufacturers.

Description

The EW1020 can handle some of the widest cars currently on the market. 3-stage front & rear arms, no bolster to drive over, and easier installation thanks to only needing one concrete pour instead of the current three.

Features and Benefits

Extra-Wide
- Provides ample drive-through clearance when servicing wide-bodied and electric vehicles.
Bolster-Free Design
- Allows for unobstructed space below the vehicle, which is essential when servicing electric vehicle battery packs.
True 3-Stage Arms
- Improves the lift's arm reach and reduces having to re-spot the vehicle.

Includes

CLFPB2270 Premium Double-telescoping Polyurethane Screw Pads, Standard for Challenger 10,000 lb. Capacity 2-Post and Inground Lifts
CLFTFPK Electric Vehicle Footpad Kit (Set of 4). Required for Electric Vehicles.

Warranty

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Product Specifications

Air Supply Requirements: 90-120 PSI
Arm Configuration: 3-Stage Front / Rear
Arm Reach: Minimum: 20" / Maximum: 42"
Drive Thru Clearance: 88"
Lifting Capacity: 10,000 lbs.
Maximum Load Per Arm: 2,500 lbs.
Overall Width: 117-1/2"
Plunger Diameter: 8-1/2"
Recommended Bay Size: 14' Wide x 24' Deep
Required Ceiling Height: 12'
Rise Height: 78"
Rise Time: 41 seconds
Screw Pad Height: 4" - 6-1/8"
Standard Motor / Voltage: 2HP, 208V-230V
Stroke: 72"

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