AMGO 90° Motor Fixing Bracket (each)
This is a part nobody plans for and plenty of people need. The 90° motor fixing bracket turns the power unit through a right angle so it mounts on the side face of the column rather than in its standard position. It changes nothing about how the lift performs. It changes whether the lift fits the room.
That is an installation part, and installation problems have a habit of appearing on installation day — when the columns are placed, the anchors are marked, and someone notices that the power unit is going to end up somewhere it cannot live.
The reasons people end up needing one
They are always about the building rather than the lift.
A column standing close to a wall. The lift fits, the bay works, and the power unit is the one thing that projects into a space it cannot have. Rotating it onto the side face moves it out of the conflict without moving the column.
A door, a shutter or a track. Bay doors do not always swing where the drawing said, and a roller shutter's track is unforgiving. A power unit in the wrong plane is the sort of thing a shutter finds once and expensively.
Access to the controls. The power unit is not something you install and forget — it carries the controls you use every day and it needs to be reachable for service. A unit facing the wrong way is an irritation on every job and an obstruction on the day it needs attention.
Hoses and cable routing. Where the unit sits determines where everything connected to it has to run. Turning it can be the difference between a tidy install and a bay with hose looped across a walkway.
Sold individually — order what your install needs
This bracket is supplied each, not as a pair. That is deliberate on the manufacturer's part, because the requirement is usually asymmetric: one column has the wall problem, the other does not. Work out how many you need from the actual bay layout, not from the number of columns.
If you are planning an installation and are not sure, the moment to ask is before the concrete work is booked. Send us the lift model and a description or photograph of the bay, and we will tell you what the mounting arrangement will require.
What we do not publish, and will not guess
The bracket's dimensions, its hole pattern and the power-unit models it accepts are not stated in the information we hold, and we will not approximate them for you. A mounting part described by an estimate is not information, it is a return waiting to happen. What we will do is check it: give us your lift model and the power unit on it and we will confirm the fit against the manufacturer's documentation before you spend anything.
Two related checks are worth making yourself at the same time. Confirm that the hydraulic hose and electrical supply can reach the unit in its new position, since rotating it moves every connection with it. And confirm that the unit in its new position still clears the vehicle's swept path, the lift arms and anything on the wall behind it — the clearance you gain on one axis you can easily give back on another.
Perfect For
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Tight bays where a column has to sit close to a wall and the power unit is the last obstacle.
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Converted buildings — a barn, a unit, a domestic garage — that were never laid out around a lift.
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Installations with door or shutter conflicts, where a few inches in the right plane settles the whole layout.
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Retrofits and relocations, where a lift is being moved into a space with different constraints from the one it left.
What is in the box
One 90° motor fixing bracket. Fasteners are not itemised in the manufacturer's listing for this item; if your installation depends on knowing exactly what is supplied, ask us before ordering and we will confirm it rather than assume.
Specifications
| Type |
Motor fixing bracket, 90° |
| Function |
Mounts the power unit on the side face of the column |
| Sold as |
Each |
| Fitment |
AMGO lifts — confirm your model and power unit with us |
| Dimensions and hole pattern |
Not published — ask and we will confirm |
| Collection |
Delivery or warehouse pickup |
Certification and compliance
No third-party safety listing is published for this bracket, and nothing here should be read as claiming one. A lift's own listing, where it exists, describes the lift in the configuration the manufacturer tested — which is a straightforward argument for using the manufacturer's mounting hardware instead of a fabricated bracket, and a reason to ask the manufacturer directly if an inspector or insurer takes an interest in how your power unit is mounted. We will help you get that in writing.
Delivery and pickup
Shipped across the lower 48 or collected from the warehouse, with the cost calculated for your address during checkout rather than estimated here. Check the item over before you sign for it — a bracket bent in transit is a bracket that will not mount square, and that is not always obvious through the packaging. Record anything you find on the delivery paperwork at the time, because that note is the foundation of any claim that follows.
Warranty
The terms and the claim process are published on our warranty claims page, and we will provide the current manufacturer document before you order if it matters to your decision. If the part fails, photograph it in position and contact us before it is drilled, cut or otherwise altered. Modifying a mounting bracket ends the warranty on it, and it changes a load path somebody else calculated.
