โApr-16-2019 06:20 AM
โApr-17-2019 09:45 AM
joelc wrote:I think I helped people that thought they could have been hydraulic.
Babock: Too busy for that, but am sure someone got some good info. Don't be so picky. If they are scissors then they are stabilizing very little weight. I got a replacement scissors for my son-in-laws little trailer that seized up from e-trailer. Better quality than the OEM jack and only took about 1/2 to 3/4 an hour to install. Keep them lubed with WD-40.
โApr-17-2019 08:45 AM
โApr-16-2019 08:50 PM
joelc wrote:Watch the video. Not hydraulic. Scissors type.
I hope you did not score them with the wire brush. If they are hydraulic like mine you might have ruined the shafts. They should be smooth. I have not had a problem, but what I do is wipe them with a soft cloth or paper towel with silicone spray on it. I try to be sure I get up inside by the seal too. Then I spray the piston with the silicone. This also done every time before I retract them.
โApr-16-2019 06:43 AM