Daytona RAJ5 5,000 lb Rolling Bridge Jack for Parking Lifts
Get the Wheels Off Your Parking Lift: the Daytona RAJ5 5,000 lb Rolling Bridge Jack
A four post parking lift holds a car by its own wheels. That is fine for storage and fine for an oil change, and useless the moment you want a wheel off. Brakes, tires, and rotors all need the car supported by something other than the tires it is standing on.
The Daytona RAJ5 is what turns a parking lift into a lift you can actually work on. It rolls along the runways, spans the gap, and raises 5,000 lbs off the deck so an axle comes free while the car stays where it is. The frame adjusts 32.9" to 60.4" to sit across the runways of Daytona's 9,000 and 10,000 lb parking lifts.
It runs on shop air at 110 to 150 PSI, so there is no electrical hookup. A mechanical safety lock holds it at the 20.5" working height, and the jack sits roughly 5" above the platform when it is down, low enough to leave in place under a parked car.
Buy it with the lift if you can. A parking lift without a rolling jack is a storage rack, and adding the jack later costs a second freight charge. Call a Pitstop Pro lift specialist to spec it. Browse every rolling bridge jack, see all storage lifts, or view the full Daytona lineup.
Benefits of the Daytona RAJ5
Key Features of the Daytona RAJ5
• 5,000 lb capacity: A scissor mechanism raising evenly on both sides, sized for one axle of a passenger car, crossover, or light truck on a parking lift.
• Adjustable frame, 32.9" to 60.4": Taken from the engineer stamped drawing. Sets to your runway spacing on the Daytona 9k and 10k parking lifts.
• 20.5" on the lock: The stamped drawing gives a saddle travel of 8.1" to 20.7", extending to 9.5" to 22.1" with the pad adapters fitted.
• Air operation at 110 to 150 PSI: Pneumatic, with no electrical connection required.
• Base adjusts 33.5" to 45.3": The rolling frame extends to suit the runway rails, and 4.7" rollers carry it along the deck under load.
• Daytona lifts only: Daytona states these jacks are designed to fit Daytona lifts and may not fit other brands of parking lift. Check with us before pairing it with another manufacturer's rack.
| Daytona RAJ5 5,000 lb Rolling Bridge Jack Specifications | |
| Manufacturer | Daytona |
| Model | RAJ5 |
| Type | Air operated rolling bridge jack, scissor mechanism |
| Lifting Capacity | 5,000 lbs (2,268 kg) |
| Fits | Daytona 9,000 and 10,000 lb four post parking lifts, including the LFPP9, LFPP10, and LFPP10-XLT |
| Working Height on Lock | 20.5" |
| Saddle Travel (blueprint) | 8.1" to 20.7" (205 to 525 mm), 9.5" to 22.1" with pad adapters |
| Height Above Platform | Approximately 5" when collapsed |
| Frame Width Adjustment | 32.9" to 60.4" (835 to 1,535 mm) |
| Base Length Adjustment | 33.5" to 45.3" (850 to 1,150 mm) |
| Platform Length | 30.7" (780 mm) |
| Roller Diameter | 4.7" (120 mm) |
| Air Pressure Required | 110 to 150 PSI. No electrical hookup required |
| Safety | Mechanical safety lock engaging at 20.5" working height |
| Shipping Dimensions | 41" x 26" x 17" | 380 lbs |
| Sold | Individually, one jack per unit |
| Warranty | 5-year structural | 2-year cylinders and seal kits | 1-year other defective parts |
| Blueprint | View the engineer stamped dimensional drawing |
Daytona RAJ5 Frequently Asked Questions
Do I really need one?
If the lift is purely for storage, no. If you intend to do any work on the car while it is up there, yes. A four post keeps the vehicle on its own wheels, so nothing comes off without a rolling jack. Most owners who skip it end up buying one within the year.
Which Daytona jack fits my lift?
Match the jack to the rack, not to the vehicle. The RAJ5 is for the 9,000 and 10,000 lb parking lifts. The RAJ8 is for the 12,000 and 14,000 lb alignment lifts, and the RAJ12 is for the 24,000 lb LFPA24.
Will it fit a parking lift from another brand?
Daytona states plainly that these jacks are designed to fit Daytona lifts and may not fit other brands. The frame adjusts 32.9" to 60.4", so measure your runway spacing and call us before ordering if your rack is not a Daytona.
What air supply does it need?
110 to 150 PSI from a normal shop compressor. There is no electrical connection at all. If your garage has a compressor and a drop near the lift, you have what it needs.
Can I add it to a lift I already own?
Yes. It sits on the runways and rolls into position, so there is nothing to bolt down and nothing to wire. Ordering with the lift only saves a second freight charge.
How does delivery work?
It ships as freight in a 41" x 26" x 17" crate weighing 380 lbs. Compact but dense, so a pallet jack and a level approach usually handles it. If it is going out with a lift, we can coordinate both onto the same delivery.
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