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ATTACHMENT 2<br />
Voltage.........................................................................................................24 volts DC<br />
Back up system ..........................................................................Emergency hand pump<br />
Construction....................................................................................Steel and aluminum<br />
Stow level to ground cycle time................................................................. 15.3 seconds<br />
Ground to floor level cycle time ................................................................ 11.5 seconds<br />
Floor level to stow cycle time.................................................................... 18.6 seconds<br />
Total cycle time.......................................................................................... 45.4 seconds<br />
Hydraulic system fluid capacity...................................................................... 1.4 quarts<br />
Hydraulic system operating pressure................................................2000 psi minimum<br />
The lift shall be designed to meet the Federal Department of Transportation Regulations 49 CFR 38.<br />
The lift shall include a hinged platform to bridge the <strong>coach</strong> floor to the lift platform. Bridge shall be<br />
hinged and locked in an upward position to act as a barrier when the lift is in use. Bridge shall also<br />
allow the lift passenger to ingress/egress easily from the platform. Lift travel speeds and lift operation<br />
shall be adjusted to the lift manufacturer's <strong>specifications</strong> upon completion of the lift installation into<br />
each <strong>coach</strong> and before <strong>coach</strong> delivery. The individual handrails shall incorporate a visual aid to insure<br />
that they are folded in the proper order.<br />
The lift shall include an emergency system in case of driver operation malfunction. Should an<br />
emergency situation occur, the lift operator shall release the pushbutton switch on the controller to<br />
immediately stop the lift operation. Loss of electrical power shall also stop the lift operation regardless<br />
of switch position. An emergency auxiliary hydraulic hand pump shall be used to complete the lift<br />
cycle. The emergency hand pump handles and pump shall be located in an enclosed box at the rear wall<br />
of the #1 right-hand baggage bay to prevent the accumulation of dust and dirt. The pump shall be easily<br />
accessible through baggage bay door. The handle shall be stored adjacent to the pump to allow<br />
immediate usage.<br />
2.13.6.1 LIFT DOOR<br />
The lift door shall be a single leaf design that operates in a sliding track mounted both above and below<br />
the door leaf. The door shall open by sliding to the rear of the <strong>coach</strong> and shall remain on a horizontal<br />
plane throughout the opening and closing process. No pin hinged doors shall be provided. The<br />
transmission must be in neutral and the parking brake activated for the lift to operate. The accelerator<br />
shall be automatically disabled and the fast idle system activated when either the lift master switch is<br />
turned "On" or the lift door is open, for maximum safety. These features shall be wired to the lift<br />
master switch to allow activation only when the transmission is in neutral. The <strong>coach</strong> directional<br />
(Hazard) lights will also flash on/off. After the lift operation is completed, the lift shall be properly<br />
stored and secured, with the access door closed and the lift master switch at the dash in the "OFF"<br />
position in order to move the <strong>coach</strong>.<br />
The lift door shall have a window in line with the other passenger windows and shall not detract from<br />
the appearance of the <strong>coach</strong>. The door latch mechanism shall be located in the lower <strong>section</strong> of the door<br />
so that operators in the 5th percentile female range can operate the lift door.<br />
The lift storage door shall not block the visual observation of the lift assembly while utilizing the