Repairing a Hydraulic trolley jack??
26 March 2010, 04:11 PM
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Repairing a Hydraulic trolley jack??
Ive just had some cheeky b****** steal my trolley jack and professional tool kit from my garage. Not a happy man!
However i still have a couple of halfrauds trolley jacks available which arent raising. Does anyone know of a way to repair a trolley jack or are their days numbered?
Strange question i know but interesting nonetheless.
However i still have a couple of halfrauds trolley jacks available which arent raising. Does anyone know of a way to repair a trolley jack or are their days numbered?
Strange question i know but interesting nonetheless.
27 March 2010, 11:07 AM
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Have they got hydraulic oil in?
One of our old one leaked oil, but would jack fine once it had been topped up. (Until I broke it by doing something it wasn't designed for!
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One of our old one leaked oil, but would jack fine once it had been topped up. (Until I broke it by doing something it wasn't designed for!
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27 March 2010, 11:22 AM
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Sorry to hear about the thieving, I would be bereft if I lost my tools, had them for a very long time.
I have got a Halfords trolley jack, still going well after a good few years. Maybe a hydraulic fluid top up might do the trick as mentioned. Make sure you get the correct oil though.
Les
I have got a Halfords trolley jack, still going well after a good few years. Maybe a hydraulic fluid top up might do the trick as mentioned. Make sure you get the correct oil though.
Les
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