Trolley jack repair in sheffield ?

[Soul-Buddha 10]

What was the name/number of the place that does repairs? I’ve got a couple need doing. Thanks in advance 👍

[Janus 28]

@Soul-Buddha

I could do with mine looking at-it slowly goes down on it's own without  weight on. I think mine could be oil seals. The non domestic ones are potential  "hernia jobs" when lifting them in to boot of car.

 

Thread is 4 years old. Maybe Rudds1 will tell us how he got on with the repair.

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12 minutes ago, Janus said:

@Soul-Buddha

I could do with mine looking at-it slowly goes down on it's own without  weight on. I think mine could be oil seals. The non domestic ones are potential  "hernia jobs" when lifting them in to boot of car.

 

Thread is 4 years old. Maybe Rudds1 will tell us how he got on with the repair.

any chance the oil just needs topping up?

Good luck....

[Janus 28]

Could be. I've had it a while and rarely use it. I'll check it when the weather is fine.

[rudds1 102]

On 24/02/2020 at 16:00, Janus said:

@Soul-Buddha

I could do with mine looking at-it slowly goes down on it's own without  weight on. I think mine could be oil seals. The non domestic ones are potential  "hernia jobs" when lifting them in to boot of car.

 

Thread is 4 years old. Maybe Rudds1 will tell us how he got on with the repair.

I got in touch with manufacturer who collected / repaired and delivered back all free of charge 

[Janus 28]

Thanks for getting back to us Rudds1. I guess it was still under warrenty, but either way that is good customer service.

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On 28/04/2017 at 14:22, rudds1 said:

As title says anywhere I could get a trolley jack repaired in Sheffield ,only asking as its a £400 jack not a cheap one

if you have the skill to need a trolley jack you will have the skill to fix one ,Sheffield Seals and Bearings supply all the wearing seals ,I have just ordered one for a Bradbury jack for the princely sum of £3.50 plus postage.