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Product description

This 5/16-inch x 361-inch equalizer cable is a fundamental safety and performance component for two-post vehicle lifts manufactured by Snap-On and John Bean. The equalizer cable's primary function is to synchronize the movement of the two lifting carriages, ensuring they rise and descend at exactly the same rate regardless of weight distribution. This synchronization is critical for preventing the vehicle from tipping and ensuring that the safety locks engage simultaneously on both columns. Constructed from high-strength, low-stretch wire rope, this 361-inch cable is engineered to withstand the extreme tension required to balance heavy automotive loads. Regular inspection of equalizer cables for fraying or stretching is a mandatory part of lift maintenance; replacing a worn cable with this precision-manufactured part is essential for maintaining the safety and level operation of your lift.

Product highlights

  • Load Balancing: Crucial for synchronizing carriage movement on two-post automotive lift systems.
  • High-Strength Steel: 5/16" diameter wire rope provides the necessary tensile strength for heavy lifting.
  • Extended Length: 361-inch length specifically tailored for standard and extended-height lift models.
  • Safety Critical: Ensures simultaneous engagement of safety locks and prevents vehicle tilting.
  • Durable Design: Engineered for minimal stretch and maximum resistance to mechanical fatigue.

Specs

  • Cable Diameter: 5/16"
  • Overall Length: 361" / 30' 1" / 9169.4 mm
  • Manufacturer: Snap-On
  • Manufacturer Part Number: JBC11473000
  • Country of Manufacture: United States

Direct replacement models

Snap-On, John Bean, and Hofmann two-post vehicle lift models requiring a 361-inch cable.

You will receive the same product or an OEM-Equivalent that meets the highest standard of the OEM with warranty that will be a direct-fit. Manufactured with rigorous industry standards and certified in the USA with superior quality to the OEM.

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