JHZR2
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that's what I have.
Heavy... grease it when you get it.
Heavy... grease it when you get it.
Hein-Werner Floor Jacks
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Originally Posted By: JHZR2
that's what I have.
Heavy... grease it when you get it.
Just received it today. It's super heavy!!
As far as lifting a car goes, it doesn't seem to be anything special-- it still takes a good ten pumps (or more) to rise to its full height of 20". I just hope that it was worth the extra money for the durability.
Where do I grease it?
that's what I have.
Heavy... grease it when you get it.
Just received it today. It's super heavy!!
As far as lifting a car goes, it doesn't seem to be anything special-- it still takes a good ten pumps (or more) to rise to its full height of 20". I just hope that it was worth the extra money for the durability.
Where do I grease it?
There is a zerc-type fitting right on top (on my 3-ton anyway) on the flat plate where the label is toward the back of the jack.
It's a single pump so it's not going to speed to the lift point.
It's a single pump so it's not going to speed to the lift point.
Originally Posted By: benjamming
There is a zerc-type fitting right on top (on my 3-ton anyway) on the flat plate where the label is toward the back of the jack.
It's a single pump so it's not going to speed to the lift point.
Mine has the same. What does that grease lubricate and doesn't it already come greased? I thought the jack was lubed by the hydraulic oil?
There is a zerc-type fitting right on top (on my 3-ton anyway) on the flat plate where the label is toward the back of the jack.
It's a single pump so it's not going to speed to the lift point.
Mine has the same. What does that grease lubricate and doesn't it already come greased? I thought the jack was lubed by the hydraulic oil?
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