The most popular surface-mounted lift style is a two-post, drive-through, frame-engaging type. It has two lifting carriages, each one supporting two swing arms. Which of the following is LEAST-Likely to be used to keep the two carriages moving together?

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Bearings are the least likely to be used to keep the two carriages moving together. Hydraulic circuits, steel chain, and cables are commonly used to synchronize the movement of the carriages, ensuring that the vehicle is evenly lifted and balanced. Bearings, on the other hand, are typically used to reduce friction and allow for smooth movement between components, but they are not commonly used to synchronize simultaneous movement of separate components.

The Most Popular Surface-Mounted Lift Style Is a Two-Post, Drive-Through