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what about jack? 200

posted by  oldduke on  Fri Aug 28 11:32 CST 2015
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hi sages- heres a question all here will deal with sooner or later. where do you get a hydraulic floor jack repaired and reasonably. bought a 2 ton sears in 73 and have used it a lot. this week was jacking up a tank to inspect brake pad wear and the jack started to creep downwards. was told piston and cylinder rarely wear, probably seals and o rings. this is a good steel jack and its long usage shows it is quality. is it easy to repair it yourself. are there easily available kits to fix them. want to avoid an hf one likely to crap out in the third year. never saw any mention of this here on the board. thanks tons oldduke






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