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angellonewolf
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with out the make and model prob hard to do i would guess
but someone one on here will prob have more input
if it just the round type o rings try a older style hardware shop at mine he has a box of differant sizes just pick out what you need
but someone one on here will prob have more input
if it just the round type o rings try a older style hardware shop at mine he has a box of differant sizes just pick out what you need
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this any help
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I doubt if you'll find one like that for £50. I repaired the pump on an old Bradbury Jackette using O rings, I bought a few Viton ones in varying sizes and got it working again but my old small jack was not having any of it when that packed up. I bought a jack from SGS to replace it but it is a bigger one than I thought it was going to be so I might get another smaller one to carry about. The one in your picture looks like my Bradbury, seals are available but they are not cheap.
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you dont say whats wrong with it just put in new oil any try ?
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Its a sealey ( as stated above ) and mine came with a spare seal kit, last time I asked about a year ago, Gwynedd Welding who just happen to sell Sealey stuff told me they could still get kits for them. I reckon any sealey place should be able to get the bits if they can be bothered trying... which might be an issue.
Ive had mine since 1997 ish. We had two at the same time, mine doesnt get as much use as the other one which has gone a bit worn on the rotary valve gear. That one only works the valve now when the handle is in a particular position but I reckon its been used four,five or six days a week for 18/19 years!
Ive had mine since 1997 ish. We had two at the same time, mine doesnt get as much use as the other one which has gone a bit worn on the rotary valve gear. That one only works the valve now when the handle is in a particular position but I reckon its been used four,five or six days a week for 18/19 years!
It only pumps up so far with weight on it.
Plenty of oil & will pump all the way with no weight.
Leaking like crazy from the pump rod.
Yeh true wont be as good for £50.
This is £44
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Seale...415843?hash=item51d7a749e3:g:MvUAAOSwr7ZW6udX
But this for £80 looks close
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-Ton-Hea...680739?hash=item27d21a9023:g:skAAAOSwcBhWYDy1
Might get one & then try to fix this & have two.
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I have the Costco one which looks similar to the SGS one - it has a lower capacity, but with twin cylinders. I don't foresee any circumstance in which I'l need to lift 3-tonne. Also, low entry which is handy. 
The SGS listing says delivery is £50, but free if ordered before 4pm
The SGS listing says delivery is £50, but free if ordered before 4pm
Good point. On one car I only just get the current one under.
This one for £51 looks better.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Heavy-Dut...026171?hash=item1a07ae7fbb:g:L6UAAOSwAYtWKaqW
No, no fast lift/ "rocket lift".
Rocket lift has a separate foot operated pedal.
That one in the first pic doesn't appear to have the fast lift either.
I got mine for £114 plus 2 axle stands, foam mats, breaker bar and petrol can.
Same jack as this;
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/tools-workshop/jacks-axle-stands/sealey-3-ton-heavy-duty-trolley-jack
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Looks similar to the Viking ones sold by machine Mart etc in the past.
personally I would fix it as although its heavy it will last for ever.
Loads of fixing info on line. Next time I have something powder coated I am going to strip mine and have it done as its not much more cost and will last better than paint
personally I would fix it as although its heavy it will last for ever.
Loads of fixing info on line. Next time I have something powder coated I am going to strip mine and have it done as its not much more cost and will last better than paint
This fast lifts direct from the handle. One pump can raise it to the contact point.
I want to fix it. Its getting the bits that looks hard.
I think I will buy the black SGS one for £79.98 & then keep trying to fix this one.
Having two would be handy.
