Carefully unpackaged the Portable Trust-T-Lift components, confirm the following parts as shown in Figure 1 are included:
		o Trust-T-Lift Tower	Part A
		o Carriage with Lower Toe Plate	Part B
		o Upper Toe plate Assembly	Part C
		o Base Frame	Part D
		o Castors (x4)	Part E
		o Upper Toe Plate Cam Assembly	Part F
		o Hand Rail (not shown)
		o Manual Crank (3/8" drive ratchet w/6" ext.)
		o 15/16" socket (to operate castor jacks)
FIG.1-PARTS INCLUDED WITH A PORTABLE Trust-T-Lift

FIG.2-MATCH LABELS	Mount the four castors labeled A, B, C and D to the underside of the base frame matching their corresponding labels as shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3. Fasteners - (8X) ¼-20 NC X 3/4"LG Flat Head screws located in the castor mounting holes.
FIG.3-BOLT CASTOR TO THE BASEFRAME	Mount the Tower to the Baseframe following instructions in the Trust-T-Lift Installation Manual (sec. 2.3 thru 2.7). Retract castors so that Baseframe is resting directly on the floor before installing Tower. Mount the Carriage to the Tower following instructions in the Trust-T-Lift Installation Manual (sec. 2.7 thru 2.11).

FIG.4-MOUNTING PLATES AT TOP AND BOTTOM
	Attach the Upper Toe Plate Cam Assembly to the left hand side of the tower (left side when facing the tower front) as shown in Fig.4 and Fig.5 Fasteners - (6X) 10-32 X 1/2"LG Round Head screws located in the tower mounting holes (Fig.5)
	FIG.5-SCREWS ON TOP PLATE

FIG.6-MOUNT UPPER TOE PLATE TO CARRIAGE

Run the unit so it is positioned half way up the total traveling height Mount the Upper toe plate Assembly to the left side of the carriage (left side when facing the tower front) as shown in Fig 6. Fasteners - (3X) 3/8 X 1" Bolts and 3/8" Nylon Locknuts that are included with the toe plate (Fig.6)

FIG.7-PRESS CYLINDER ONTO THE BALL JOINT AND MOUNT TO CARRIAGE ARM

Attach the free end of the Upper Toe plate gas cylinder to the carriage support tube as shown in Fig.7, Fig.8, and Fig.9. Unscrew the ball joint angle bracket on the carriage support tube and insert it in the receiving end of the cylinder (Fig.8) Remount the ball joint to the carriage arm, (Fig.9) the toe plate should be in the vertical position (Fig.10), (you may have to compress the gas cylinder located on the side of the Upper Toe plate in by hand in order to get the Toe plate in the vertical position)

FIG.8-MOUNTING BALL JOINT TO CARRIAGE ARM

Fasteners - (3X) 10-32 X 1/2"LG Round Head screws located in the ball joint bracket

FIG.9-TOE PLATE IN VERTICAL POSITION WITH CYLINDER MOUNTED TO CARRIAGE ARM VIA CYLINDER BALL JOINT

At this stage the Portable unit is set up according to factory spec, it will travel a maximum distance of 28" or 52" depending on the model ordered

FIG.11-TOE PLATE DOWN

Figure 11 through 15 help to describe how the portable unit works When the lift is at the bottom the Lower Toe plate is down (Fig.11), the Upper Toe plate is up with the "T" Roller Bar on the Upper Toe plate compressed (Fig.12) When the lift begins to rise the "T" Roller Bar on the Upper Toe plate un-compresses and the Lower Toe plate rises to the closed position

FIG.12-"T" ROLLER BAR COMPRESSED

FIG.13-ACTUATOR BAR CONTACTING CAM AND "T" ROLLER BAR RISES ABOVE THE GUIDE PLATES

When the lift nears the top the Upper Toe Plate Cam Actuator Bar contacts the Cam and the "T" Roller Bar rises above the guide plates (Fig.13) allowing the Upper Toe plate to begin folding down (Fig.14)

FIG.14-UPPER TOE PLATE UNFOLDS	The lift stops electrically by activating the limit switch plate, the Upper Toe Plate folds down to the landing position (Fig.15)
	FIG.15-TOE PLATE OPENED FOR EXIT

FIG.16-BOTTOM ROLLER GUIDE PLATE

Follow the next steps if you have to change the height requirement of your portable unit The electrical limit switch stop for the upper landing is controlled by adjusting the Upper Limit Adjusting Bracket as described in the Trust-T-Lift Installation Manual on page 2-7 Fig.17 For the Upper Toe plate to open at the required height, the height adjustment plates must be adjusted

FIG.17-CAM "T" BRACKET & ROLLER GUIDE PLATE RAMP

The Bottom Roller Guide Plate (Fig.16 Part A), Cam "T" Bracket (Fig.17 Part B), and the Roller Guide Plate Ramp (Fig.17 Part C) are permanently attached to the Side Cam Assembly, the only plates to be removed are the spacer plates in-between which vary based on the size of the lift

FIG.18-REMOVE ANY UNNECESSARY SPACERS

· The Roller Guide Plates are held in place with a ¼"X¾" set bolt, loosen them off to remove the unnecessary spacers (Fig.18)

FIG.19-SLIDE DOWN SPACERS

After removing the unnecessary spacers slide down the spacers above as well as the Guide Plate Ramp and the Cam "T" Bracket (Fig.19) Retighten all of the set bolts to set in place Once the plates are adjusted properly the Upper Toe plate will open at the preset upper landing A 28" travel lift can be adjusted to stop at 1" increments between 23" and 28" A 52" travel lift can be adjusted to stop at 1" increments between 23" and 52" If your needed height requirement isn't available in the ranges given above give RAM Manufacturing Ltd a call to inquire about a custom height lift

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