Floor jack repair?
Mountain Pass
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From: SoCal
Floor jack repair?
I feel you may wasting your time. I needed to get my jack fix, but I could not find anyone to do the job. And I am in SoCal, meaning there is so many people here, I was sure I would find someone. You might get lucky.
I also looked for an American made jack, but could not find any for a reasonable price.
Good luck
I also looked for an American made jack, but could not find any for a reasonable price.
Good luck
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From: Bama Gal transplanted to the Pacific North West
Floor jack repair?
my hydraulic motorcycle lift was leaking the very slightest at the bleed down screw (the piece you tighten to lift, and loosen to lower).... i pulled the fitting, found one at a parts house that i could make work and tapped the hole a little larger...works like a charm now...
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Floor jack repair?
Command Sgt. Major---
I JUST put my 4-ton jack in the shop to have it gone through at a place in Seattle (Jack's Inc.). I figure that it was getting old and it needed a tune-up as it was made in the '70's.
I have not picked it up yet but they say it will cost about $275.00!!!!! Yeeeeeowch! that is more than I picked the jack up for originally; but then again, I couldn't get a comparable one for that price either. I'll keep you posted...
Future O1
GS
I JUST put my 4-ton jack in the shop to have it gone through at a place in Seattle (Jack's Inc.). I figure that it was getting old and it needed a tune-up as it was made in the '70's.
I have not picked it up yet but they say it will cost about $275.00!!!!! Yeeeeeowch! that is more than I picked the jack up for originally; but then again, I couldn't get a comparable one for that price either. I'll keep you posted...
Future O1
GS
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