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How to repair spring malfunction

Thank you so much, God bless you and your channel!!

hey guy, since nobody is replacing these on a brand shiny new pallet jack, why not show your tricks on a well used unit?

Horrible video. You should have shown down up close for each movement before knocking out the locking pin

Wow, I went at the first with a grinder for an hour Thanks

Solid! I'm jacked to to fix my unit now.

Who in the hell needs to replace rollers on a new piece of equipment? Why don't you try this method on something very old and rusted! Now make your video, and see how long it takes you. Ha! That's what I thought!

Do you need the ball housing tool? Difficult to find

Please make a video for newer pth50 hydraulic unit rebuild, thanks

Please make a video for newer pth50 hydraulic unit rebuild, thanks

Please make a video for newer pth50 hydraulic unit rebuild, thanks

my hydraulic unit is same like the one in the video, any rebuild video for it?

Thank you! Your tip on bleeding the cylinder worked for me and eliminated the need to buy/install a seal kit. Thank you - Thank you - Thank you!

Thank you. I fixed it to new standard 👍

I bought replacement wheels and fixed the jacks at work thanks to this video. No more pulling entire pallets of water with wheels that are falling off and don't roll

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😊

I have a different, but similar, pallet jack and pulling the chain out of the handle pin was a huge pain. I ended up taking off both of the nuts which was no easy task. Once I had the nuts off, the chain came out very easily. When I had the handle pin out, I noticed that the hole through it was more than big enough to have the nuts installed on the chain when removing or reinstalling. When I was installing the handle on a new pump, for some reason I had a lot less problems sliding the chain through the pin (with the nuts on) than I did trying to pull it out. I think I had the hole better aligned to put the chain in than when I was trying to pull it out…although I did rotate the pin back-and-forth trying to get a good alignment. Anyway, I finally got it done in probably 20 times the amount of time the gentleman in this video could get it knocked out.

How do I replace the lifting bar? I don't know what the part is called 😅 the bar that is underneath the load bearing arms

When you buy new load wheels, do they come with new roll pins and everything as a kit?

you should place the camera closer

This isn't the bleed procedure in any of the pallet jacks we've had. Usually it states in the manual to remove the fill plug, hold the handle in the lower position, then pump the handle up and down several times, check the fluid and fill if necessary, then replace the plug. We've had about 8 pallet jacks at our two companies and I've tried this procedure many times and it never fixed them. I always had to pay a guy half of what a new jack costs to fix it. Around October 2023 we decided we're not paying to repair them again and bought a Franklin pallet jack at Harbor Freight for about $380. It's now April, 6 months later, and the Franklin has only been used twice a week, and it won't stay up. Hydraulic fluid was a little low so I filled it and bled it three times and it still won't stay up. Must be a seal on the piston or the safety needle valve thing in the pump. By the time you figure it out, buy the parts, and replace you might as well buy a new jack.

I started taking one of these apart 8 years ago and gave up. Now that my last operational jack is on its way out I looked to UA-cam and found you. Now I’m back on track. You don’t need to zoom in, just listen to what he’s saying and look at your jack. Piece of cake. Thanks.

Is this the same process to replace the load wheels for a Crown WP 3000 EPJ?

can it be any AW32

Sir, if I may. We have a newer jack at work, not sure of brand. However, the lever is is a bit hard to engage into the down or pump position. Is there a way we could fix this? Thank you.

thanks! was helpful!!

I don’t see any 3mm Allen for the chain retraining screw …. And the oil fill plug will not budge any assistance. I’m stuck

Publix needs to take note to this fr lol their pallet jacks are all jacked up same fr the finger release

Mine is stuck in "up" position after being left outside in that position for a long time... probably seized on the cylinder. Penetrating oil and tapping with a sledgehammer?😄

Very helpful.

What tool can I use to take off the fill screw on my PTH crown pallet jack? I tried using a regular screw driver and it was not thick enough to loosen the plug

I'm having problems unscrewing the hydraulic fill screw on my PTH Crown pallet jack? Any suggestions

thank you

How many liters?

Thank you. Great advise. My jack is now working. I had a linkage problem.

Sorry for the dumb question..does this work for Crown pallet jacks? Thanx in advance

I have and older pth and everything seems to make sense except the pump cylinder seal. The rod is a slip fit into the cylinder to start so once you add the seal there is no way the rod will go through the seal.

what size Pin Puncher is that?

I can't see a goddamn thing you're doing

I’m using your video to replace seals in out pallet jack. But all I can think about is how I would love to have your vice, who makes that?

What kind of fluid goes in the reservoir.

You should have done close-ups of everything you were doing!!

The piston on my crown pallet jack is too high up and keeps getting pushed back up by the spring that I can't reinstall the handle. How can I get the piston inserted lower to align the handle at the right height?

Ahh, the retaining pin was the step I was missing. Thank you!

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Shame to say it took me 4-5 rewatches to figure out what I was doing. Classic case of me loosening the nut holding the chain on the inside of the mechanism. Thanks for the informative video!

Great straight forward troubleshooting. Thank you. Solved our problem. Ours was release lever needed adjustment.

Great Job!!!

I was hoping you would SHOW the adding of fluid because I don't understand how you POUR oil into a vertically-placed HOLE.......

I worked with a guy in 2019 who thought that it only functions with a chain, and no hydraulic fluid. 🤣