SVI BH-7544-49 REPLACEMENT FOR ROTARY S130018 four post Left Rear Cable, 10' 9.25'

SVI BH-7544-49 REPLACEMENT FOR ROTARY S130018 

Left Rear Cable for Many Rotary 4-Post Lift Models including AR / ARO Series, SM / SMO, CWA120, QL4P and QLHV Series

 Description Details:

Fits Models: Rotary 4-Post Lift Models AR12-EL2, AR12-S, AR123-EL2, AR123-L, AR123-S, ARO12-EL2, ARO12-L, ARO12Li, ARO-12Si, ARO123-EL2, ARO123-L, ARO123-S, ARO-EL2i, QL4P (200 series), QL4P-L, QLHV-EL2, QLHV-L, SM101 (100 Series), SM12-EL2, SM12-S, SM123-EL2, SM123-L, SM123-S, SMO12-L, SMO12-S, SMO12-EL2, SMO-12Li, SMO-12Si, SMO123-EL2, SMO123-L, SMO123-S, SMO-EL2i

Overall Length: 10’ 9-1/4” (129.25 in / 3282.95 mm) Long

Cable Diameter: 7/16” (11.113 mm)

Cable Material: Galvanized Steel

Cable End #1: (1) Threaded Stud 7/8”-9

Cable End #2: (1) Button Stop 1”

Fastener Included

Special Notes: This is the Left Rear (LR) Cable Assembly. For the Right Rear (RR) Cable Assembly, see BH-7544-50  (Ref # S130019).

• For the AR123-L, QL4P-L, QL4P (200 series), QLHV-L, SM123-L Left Front (LF) Cable, see BH-7544-52  (Ref # S130024) and for the Right Front (RF) Cable, see BH-7544-51  (Ref # S130025).

• For the AR12-S, AR123-S, SM12-S, SM123-S Left Front (LF) Cable, see BH-7544-54  (Ref # S130026) and for the Right Front (RF) Cable, see BH-7544-53  (Ref # S130027).

• For the AR12-EL2, AR123-EL2, QLHV-EL2, SM12-EL2, SM123-EL2 Left Front (LF) Cable, see BH-7544-56  (Ref # S130020) and for the Right Front (RF) Cable, see BH-7544-55  (Ref # S130021).

• For the AR12-S, ARO12Si, ARO123-S, SMO12-S, SMO12Si, SMO123-S Left Front (LF) Cable, see BH-7544-64  (Ref # S130030) and for the Right Front (RF) Cable, see BH-7544-63  (Ref # S130031).

• For the ARO12-L, ARO12Li, ARO123L, SMO12-L, SMO12Li, SMO123-L Left Front (LF) Cable, see BH-7544-66  (Ref # S130028) and for the Right Front (RF) Cable, see BH-7544-65  (Ref # S130029).

• For the ARO12-EL2, AROEL2i, ARO123-EL2, SMO12-EL2, SMOEL2i, SMO123-EL2 Left Front (LF) Cable, see BH-7544-68  (Ref # S130022) and for the Right Front (RF) Cable, see BH-7544-67  (Ref # S130023).

• For the SM101 (100 series) Left Front (LF) Cable, see BH-7544-93  (Ref # S130056) and for the Right Front (RF) Cable, see BH-7544-92  (Ref # S130057).

When measuring a worn cable, please consider deformation from stretching and use over time. It is always recommended that when replacing one cable, all cables should be replaced. Also consider sheaves, pulleys, shafts, pins, spacers, etc. It is also a good time to carefully inspect all other components including locking or safety devices. Never override safety devices or overlook safety in general. 

Content Listing:

(1) Wire Rope Cable Assembly

Fastener Included

Uses: Auto Lifts, Car Lifts, Light Truck Lifts, Vehicle Lifts, Van Lifts, Bus Lifts

Safety First: Replace Auto Lift Cables at First Sign of Wear

All wire rope cables generally wear both from the inside and outside. Inside wear is much less significant and is caused as the cables are pulled across the cable pulleys or sheaves. This wear is caused by what is termed nicking and can appear on internal strands with an almost scalloped look. External wear on cables is much more apparent and is essentially abrasive wear. Abrasive wear is the result of metal being slowly worn away or removed over time. This appears on the crowns of each wire with a flattening of the wire appearance. As the wires flatten, material is being lost. Since the strength of the cable continues to lessen, the cable becomes weaker. Additionally, almost everyone at some point has seen frayed rope. This is a condition where unraveling, worn, or separated strands become evident. If this is observed to be happening on any wire rope cable assembly, immediately cease use of the equipment with this type of worn cable and replace the cable as well as the sheaves or pulleys immediately.

As a rule, if you own an auto lift or anything that uses wire rope cables, you should at a minimum conduct monthly visual inspection of the cables and sheaves or pulleys. This is especially important if your cable-driven equipment is frequently used. If you are starting to witness the small round strands comprising each cable assembly starting to flatten and then even flatter, it is time to consider replacing the affected cables. Most cables on auto lifts or even any equipment including winches are easy to replace and the costs are relatively minimal. If you do not wish to replace the cable assembly yourself, there are many companies that specialize in auto lift installation and service that can help you.