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bpounds
May 17, 2016Nomad
You said you lubricated. Did that include the leadscrews and follower nuts inside the leg? On mine you can't get to those without disassembling the legs, or as I did, drill small holes in the upper housing. I use chain and cable lube in a spray can. It is very clingy stuff. Now I can insert the spray can tube through the hole and really lube up those leadscrews.
Lube those screws, and then run them in and out a few times, with no weight on the legs.
Then, while you're working on it, get yourself a self-resetting breaker to replace the fuse. On most, 30A is the correct rating. Cheap at Amazon.
Lube those screws, and then run them in and out a few times, with no weight on the legs.
Then, while you're working on it, get yourself a self-resetting breaker to replace the fuse. On most, 30A is the correct rating. Cheap at Amazon.
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