Hydraulic jack stuck down
I got one jack that is stuck down. I had the issue once before and was able to prY up using shovel. Now my son has it Nd put it down and says that won't work. Any ideas? How tough are they to tak...
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Tom/Barb wrote:dougrainer wrote:
Simple answer. IF you have HWH jacks and you have to PRY it to retract, then the cylinder must be replaced. When Inner seals of an HWH jack fail, they will sometimes work but if they ever fail to retract and you must lever/pry it up, that means the Solenoid is OK. Otherwise you could not pry it up. So, I would suggest you either rebuild that bad jack or replace it. Doug
That has yet to be demonstrated to my satisfaction.
I really don't care what you think you know. I have almost 35 years of installing and repairing HWH jack systems. I KNOW what I am talking about. I can get a defective jack to operate when extending and retracting. The TEST is to extend the jacks and let sit for a few days. When that happens the bad jack will usually fail to fully retract. AND, if under HWH warranty and this happens, HWH will send me a new jack. NO questions about how often it is failing. I don't know why people like to argue things when they have no knowledge about what they are talking about. Doug
