Hydraulic Floor Jack COMPLETE Rebuild & How they WORK
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- Опубліковано 4 гру 2023
- FIX any hydraulic jack.
Stuff I used in the video:
Roll Pin Punches *must have USA MADE*: amzn.to/3RpM2Z8
U cup install tool just to show you what they are: amzn.to/4832cxe
REBUILD KITS:
Craftsman 1.5,2,3,3-1/4 ton: amzn.to/3N8sgPy
Sears Large Frame 2 ton 328.12160 : amzn.to/3t70axi
Craftsman 3 ton 328.12291 : amzn.to/3sVDvnz
Jack Hein Werner WS Model 1-1/2 Ton: amzn.to/47IK6AT
SPRING for handle lift right side: amzn.to/3NcnHU5
After Thoughts about the Video: The U cup seals are sold in a ton of sizes at a ton of different places. A quick Google search will give you options. I really only had 1 bad U cup seal which would have cost me about $6 bucks delivered. The other orings I have in bulk kits; so I could have fixed the jack for $6.
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Stuff I used in the video:
Roll Pin Punches *must have USA MADE*: amzn.to/3RpM2Z8
U cup install tool just to show you what they are: amzn.to/4832cxe
REBUILD KITS:
Craftsman 1.5,2,3,3-1/4 ton: amzn.to/3N8sgPy
Sears Large Frame 2 ton 328.12160 : amzn.to/3t70axi
Craftsman 3 ton 328.12291 : amzn.to/3sVDvnz
Jack Hein Werner WS Model 1-1/2 Ton: amzn.to/47IK6AT
SPRING for handle lift right side: amzn.to/3NcnHU5
After Thoughts about the Video: The U cup seals are sold in a ton of sizes at a ton of different places. A quick Google search will give you options. I really only had 1 bad U cup seal which would have cost me about $6 bucks delivered. The other orings I have in bulk kits; so I could have fixed the jack for $6.
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Can I send just the bottle Jack to rebuilt it , what is the address i send it , so I have to find out how can I send it through a less expenc. due to my stroke my right hand has no power & right knee is replaced & I can not bend it to knee down 😂 but happy
Excellent video👍
Exactly the kind of video I need right now .. and I don`t even have a broken jack.
Agreed!
I have a leaking craftsman two stage speed jack that I've been needing to fix for a few years so yes it is the perfect video.
Same here, just needed a few hints where to start
This is good to know info! I’m afraid to touch my jack , but can rebuild a 6 speed automatic with eyes closed😊
I don't even have a hydraulic jack but nothing beats a thorough rebuild instructional video. Didn't know floor jacks were just horizontal bottle jacks 😂
See that he went from hydraulic jack repair to dog medic without even skipping a beat.
Proof that this man can do almost anything! Great video Moe, thank you!
Hey Thanks.
Good old days when man could take care of himself and others and fix things
Your vast knowledge is astounding! Is there anything you can’t fix? Great job and as always appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
Hey Thanks. If there is something I can't I hope to figure how.
@@sixtyfiveford master Yoda ,
There is no try just do.
I have a feeling that he can't fix stupid (in others.)
Im a retired auto mechanic and over the years I've done countless teardowns and assemblies, but after seeing this i know ill just buy a new jack if my old one quits working. Hey im 63 and i dont need the hassle, i want as much non-mechanic time i can get while im still around. But you know your stuff.
Words of a wise man, time is the most valuable thing we have.
Most new jacks are craaap! I’d rather rebuild an old timer. I mean you can always find an hour or two where there’s nothing to do, especially being retired.
@@billmellater the problem with that is most rebuild kits are also craap unless you find new old stock that wasn't made in China India etc. their rubber O-rings/seals are junk
Your older jack has a lot of life to give, when you buy a newer likely worse jack that easily fits your needs you can sell it cheap to someone who wants to fix it and will treasure it for years to come, this is a great service
From someone that has worked on many jacks, that was a very good description on how they work!!!
Had no idea there were this many types of O-rings & seals inside a jack. Hope the pup heals up soon!
Thanks Moe. I watch all of these hydraulic repairs that I can. If you own hydraulic jacks you WILL, some day, need to overhaul one. Tell Ginger that Tater Tot said WOOF !! That jack is not the only thing that has trouble staying up........ oops ! Did I say that out loud ?
I'll take Jack to the gentleman's club and see if anyone there can help Jack out.
The blue Lincoln jack at the beginning i worked for that company for many years. One oddities in the pump seals cylinder. Leather v-cup washers are used. Everything we tested leather was the only one that held up. Rubber plastic etc. Wipe the cylinder clean of oil on the back stroke. Leaving it dry for next stroke.
I’ve got a (nice at the time, Craftsman) Jack that I used to use in the late seventies when I did my own work on my cars. It hasn’t worked in ages, and I’ve been convinced it could be repaired easily enough! Thanks for sharing; everyone says “they’re cheap, just buy another one “, but I’m not that guy… fix it is my motto
There is way too much fixable stuff just thrown away, then replaced with cheaply made new junk
Thanks friend for making us ones that never throw anything away glad we kept our stuff around to fix cheap someday. Btw ironically my Australian shepherds shoulder is also jacked up, been going on & off since this past August I even spent $360 on an x-ray that didn't show anything but eliminated some of the unknowns, I guess next step will be an MRI, he's my 8-year-old boy, (only child) so damn the cost!! ✌️
Yeah this has been going on since at least the beginning of summer. I'm assuming it's a torn muscle or something. Dogs just don't know how to let stuff heal though and take it easy. I thought about splinting it up so she just limped around and didn't use it but then likely she'd hurt the other leg.
I only watched this as I have a Jack that looks just like the Coats Nike with the exception of the wings for the castor wheels being pressed not cast and the handle has a quick release plunger not a pinch bolt.
I re-sealed the pump on mine and blasted and painted the whole thing as it was mostly missing all its paint, it also benefited from getting all the pivots out and
freed up so that they stay static in the frame and the arms rotate on the pin as they were turning in the frame when I got it. I will have to investigate mine as I think it might have the speed lift, from memory the valve body has the extra port, but it definitely doesn’t seem to work and it would be real handy if it did!
@@sixtyfiveford If the doggo doesn't have a bona fide injury but rather a strain or hyperextension kind of deal going on... you're going to have to just lock her up for a good couple of weeks to a month. And I mean so she cannot run or chase at all. That's about the only way to get things healed up because the dog is going to do what dogs (and KIDS!) do which is to keep right on going and that often leads to an injury never healing up or worse. What's worse? A permanent injury. BT & DT a few times over the decades. Including to myself as a teenager until I was forced to cease all athletic activity by my parents until I healed up and was cleared by the doc. Hey! I could still catch a football even with a cast on my arm?!? Best wishes!
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Great content as usual! I hope Ginger has a quick and full recovery 👍
I'm calling it this is by far the best jack rebuild video ever👍👍👍 excellent channel!!! 😎
I’ve watched many and rebuilt a couple and I have to agree. 🔧👍
Great video and fixed my Jack! I want to let you know you did two things in the video. You taught us how to rebuild it and how and why the Jack works. 99% of people don’t care how it works, we only want it fixed. LOL
You got yourself a very nice Jack after a little work.
I have a 4 ton Jack just like this that hadn’t lifted in years. Now I have a great idea how to tackle it ! Thank you
I like the fact that there are others who's garage is pretty messy but can still get shit done.
I also got a really nice commercial Hein Warner floor jack at a yard sale for $25. She works but leaks, will need to do the same re-build.
Thanks!
I love how you take us through a project with plain english and simple guidance! The check valve layout that you did was super helpful! I thank you for sharing! Then, at the end, when your furry relative had the hurt paw, you had me saying awwwww. Nice video!
Another helpful video. It has given me reason to repair both of NY broken floor hacks! Take care of that wonderful pup!
Ginger has been with you a long time. she starting to get a little older and she's so very active. that she needs a little muscle massage every now and then. she's such a great shop companion. this was a really comprehensive video on rebuilding floor jacks. you covered all bases another great video as always. thanks for all the great work you do.
Those are Jack's for semi trucks, busses rv's etc. I worked at a heavy truck shop for 16 years these were awesome jacks
Awesome. I need to buy a semi now.
@@sixtyfiveford😂
Cool information, thanks. I’ve kept my grandfather’s old jacks hoping to one day fix them.
I repaired an old BRADBURY jack of my fathers, probably 1950's. Had the seals custom made. Quite a simple but super robust, powerful jack. Works really well now.
I have a small yard sale jack that needs seals. Great video! Thanks
I hope Ginger is quickly recovered. One of my 4 dogs turns 13 today. We got the word back from his $513 vet visit last week that the tumor on his belly is malignant and is scheduled for surgery on Dec 27. $900 more cost. Merry Christmas Jethro the Chihuahua, you will be biting ankles for a few more years! Get well Ginger!
MEMORIES WELL WORTH IT
Dang, I wish you the best. It'll be well worth it. Expensive but I wish human health care cost this little. I can't even imagine how much they charge to remove a tumor from a human.
@@sixtyfiveford Dogs are worth it. They provide unlimited love. Vet said we caught it early. Testing & X-rays show he has clear lungs and good heartbeat. I save money by doing my own repairs on stuff, so I have money for things like rescue dogs. A Chihuahua, a Yorkie mix, a Boxer mix and a Pittie mix all share our house with the two cats.
Get a 2nd opinion.
Great to know you can easily rebuild your jack. Mine works fine but this will come in handy one day.
I never realized, until watching this video, that these would lend themselves well to being turned into hydraulic presses compared to smaller bottle jacks. That T bar would be useful. I'm going to keep that in mind when I have to build a press later on.
Very true.
If you build one, I’d love to see a video of it. Good observation. 👍🏻
Make sure you test the jack in the mounting attitude you plan to use it. The check balls may not work properly if mounted vertically
Excellent overview, sorry to see your pups in pain.
5:00 I make a wrench out of oak to remove a large nut, whenever I need a one time use wrench
Very cool.
Wish they still made quality jacks like that one.
Cheers
Ginger is so sweet. Hope she heals quickly and fully. ❤🐶
Thanks for sharing. Very interesting/educational vid!
Hey thanks
Great idea to show how floor jacks work like how you made your own socket to remove the part of the bottle jack
Hey Thanks.
@@sixtyfiveford you are welcome sixty five Ford
The love between two different beings is awesome to see. Symbiotic | Great content as well
My 6 year old 3.5 ton Napa jack failed on me last week. Glad I had the side by side blocked . No oil leaks so will look at the check valve components. Great video. Your explanation on hydraulics was perfect.
Thank You for this video. Several years back we bought a military jack of about that size to R&R the transfer case from the M925 6X6 we bought. It was a bit leaky but did the job, plus I have 2 HFT hydraulic tables to rebuild. Plus 3 bottle jacks that were my fathers. Now I know what measurements I need to fix all of these.
FUN!
I work offshore in oil production. We use charcoal lighter fluid to clean parts, slowly switching to using it at home as well! Great vid, on showing how to repair/rebuild!!!
Interesting. I'm pretty sure charcoal lighter fluid is naptha. I know my favorite concrete degreaser has a lot of naptha. Never really thought about it as a parts cleaner but it makes sense.
@sixtyfiveford the lighter fluid with naptha you're thinking of is zippo lighter fluid great degreaser but evaporates quickly charcoal lighter fluid is closer to kerosene or lamp oil
Been using kerosene for years. Works awesome
I've noticed that super cheap lighter fluid smells like diesel fuel. It makes the food taste horrible. Don't know if it's actually diesel fuel or not. If it is, then wouldn't that destroy some seals? Or is diesel fuel only harmful to gasoline style gaskets?
Great video as always! Glad to see Ginger is enjoying her massages too! Thanks for sharing!
Appreciating a great tool and understanding its potential!
Another great video, thanks for sharing your vast knowledge. I hope Ginger gets well soon, she is such a ball of energy.
She would of she would just sit still. We were doing great this afternoon; no limping at all and then a squirrel.
Yes I have done this many times to save money. The video on making the socket was great 👍
Glad you liked it
If you have a shop press with a pressure gauge, then you can easily readjust the pressure relief valve under the orange cap. When I overhauled my 2.5T floor jack, I found loose casting sand inside, so I completely disassembled the jack to clean it all out. After reassembly, I put the jack in the press, extended the arm up to the press ram, then used the press to push down on it until the pressure release valve in the jack let go to get a pressure indication, being careful not to allow it to exceed 3 tons. Adjusting the valve, I was able to reset the check ball to release between 2.5 and 3 tons.
Great information, thank you.
You are amazing man, very talented in your ability to explain things with your pictorials and large scale visuals like the pipe with the pool table ball. Thank you.
Perfect timing!
Wow, a battery-powered heat gun!
What a great time to be alive 👍🏽
Great video. Gonna fix mine now.
Great explanation
This guy can fix anything. 🔧 🛠
Poor puppy I hope I’m quick recovery for the puppy. And yes I know it’s not a puppy. It’s a dog, but just seeing a dog limping or anything. Definitely sucks as well stellar video.
Hey thanks
Well done , THANKS !!
Thank you! I am a learner and i was afraid to take apart a car jack because i did not know what to expect, but after watching this video after few hours i fixed two car jacks in my uncle's workshop that have been laying around broken and unused for years!! Spending only 11$ !!!
That's awesome
Great video !!! Most importantly is the trust that dog has in you !! No doubt you have been good to her !! I like the way she jumps up to let you ease her discomfort. Amazing Dog she is and not enough said for her owner !! Thanks again for the video on the hydraulics of a bottle jack and really how simple they are to rebuild.
Thanks 👍
Great video!
Nice clear explanation of function and typical components
Thanks for the great info . Always trying to learn something new and in my case picked up a new jack and hopefully it lasts 🙏
Thanks so much for this information.
PERFECT! Solved my problem. My trolly jack all of a sudden would not lift very high and even then it would deflate upon its own weight. My jack is 30 years old and when buying the hydraulic oil I had a choice between AW-32 or AW-46 ("W-46 which is thicker and less likely to leak from an older machine") I drained the old oil and followed your video - 10/10 - Thanks!
I have the Craftsman 2-ton. Its around 40 years old. It survived my brothers abuse and is still working fine.
I was at a friends house. His jack would not roll. When he stepped away, I oiled the wheels. Took a while to work, but was rolling by the time he came back.
Probably the best info video I’ve seen. Your pace is perfect, your explanations are great, and your camera work is outstanding! Thanks for your work putting this together. I’m sure many guys will benefit from this. Well done! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Moe! Ginger hopped up on the healing bench so you can fix her paw next.😂
I worked for a shop in east Dallas that rebuilt auto mechanic tools of all kinds. If a tool truck sold a tool to a line teck at a dealership; we would rebuild that tool when it needed it. There were about 4 shops around Dallas that did the same thing - this was in the early 80's. Brought back a lot of memories; while watching your vid my imagination was smelling all the oil/grease smells I experienced. Working at this shop was a few years before Harbor Freight and their cheaper tools from china became popular. Line techs only bought CN, Ingersol'ran, or Snap'on back then. With the floor jacks, the dealer's mobile battery jump start equipment, and air tools - we were always busy. I got pretty good w/the 20 ton floor jacks. We had a test stand that went up into the 60/70 ton range. The test for the floor jacks was 24hours at the jack's maximum w/out any bleed down on the test stand. I had 2 of those floor jacks seal cup blow out while on the test stand as I was walking by them, talk about getting all shook up. Of all the jacks I rebuilt I only had one that couldnt be rebuilt. I rebuilt it 3 times and it always leaked down on the test stand. The boss even rebuilt it once; said w/his 30 years experience he's never had a jack that couldnt be rebuilt - no telling what that jack had been thru; if only that jack could talk. Thx for the vid. Brought back a bunch of memories
Im going to fix mine now Thanks Great Video
Very NICE training We have three foor jacks that have that disease of not holding the weight when extended !! I will have to remember this video when I get to it!!
Thank you very informative !
The very end though… right in the feels. ❤
Cheers for that 👍i've got a rocket lift jack to reseal great insight into what needs doing
I thoroughly enjoyed that video, and learned something too!
I recently bought a new bottle jack because the old one was leaking and wont stay up, might try to rebuild it now, thanks for this. Hope her leg gets better soon
Great information. Thanks
Thank you verrrrry much for this vidéo. You are a good guy, and it was a pleasure to lean from you, the way you do it. MERCI BEAUCOUP !!! 🍻
Good video thanks
Great video excellent information. I have a couple in need of repair right now. On both jacks the problem of not staying up or pumping up happens when I tried to add hyd jack oil may have used the wrong fill point. Would you recommend the full tear down like your video or is there something I should look at first. Thanks Mike
Love the dog; you really take great care of her; great video too !!!!
Thanks Moe for sharing your knowledge on floor jacks and their repairs. The only thing is that I’m not sure if there’s an available kit to repair mine. But maybe I’ll do what you did and just try to match the seals from a kit.
Excellent video, have a Lowes Kobalt 3T that pumps occasionally when it feels like it. Talked to two hydraulic shops and they said that they are throw away. It looks identical to your Craftsman 3T. Think I'll try taking it apart completely this time, last time just replaced the O-ring at the top of the canister and verified that the cup seal wasn't damaged. Think now one of the ball checks are sticking and/or dirty.
Thanks Moe. This video was very informative.
Thanks for sharing a great video
Hey ! Thanks and mainly for keeping it simple to understand.
Thanks Moe, I actually havea really good 3 ton jack i been having issues with and couldn't bring my self to throw it away and I am glad I help onto it after watching this I will have to do this.
thank you
I fixed one of my jacks by refilling it with ATF stop leak in ~2008…it had a leak, lost almost all the oil, so I did that. It still works, now. I don't use it as much because the wheels are loose, but I can't throw it away because it works, and hasn't leaked or sank since my "repair"…from an open bottle I found in my garage.
It may not work for your jack, but it might be worth a try.
A product called AT-205 reseal actually works good to revive rubber & dried seals.
@@michaelbrinks8089 good tip Michael. Scotty Kilmer endorses this product. Don't know if its available here in Australia. We get most stuff I see in the States, Lucas etc. Regards Bruce
Well explained
Good stuff! That's a really sweet jack.
I have and still use that same, beefy Japan made blue hammer finished Craftsman 2 1/2 ton jack. Also have a matching mint screw type differential jack (made in Taiwan). I hurt the Craftsman as it was low on oil and the internal screw was semi-dry making it stick. We always forced it loose with the handle. I disassembled, scrubbed, polished and lubed it completely about 4 years ago.
I have been waiting for you to do this video. Picked a 3 ton General from the trash and need to rebuild it. Getting popcorn now...
Free jack is always a win
Thanks again for all the information and a great video.. I always learn something when I watch your videos..
Thanks man
Great job.
Excellent video, thanks 👍😁
Interesting, nice to know how it can be done
Very cool! Makes me want to find an old jack and rebuild.
You never know when you're going to find a free one or really cheap. I wasn't looking for this one.
On my 3rd cattle dog. She had her 2 back knees done. Great video
Love This!! Thankyou for sharing your knowledge and explanation and taking us along.
Thanks for watching!
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼……………………………………………………………………Very good explaining how a bottle jack works. I felt like I was back in hydraulics class , I mainly remember the instructor used to say “ Flow makes it go”. He was retired US Navy sailor who was on carriers and worked on the catapults. That man had some STORIES !! LOL
That would be a neat job
You doing the Lord's work!!
I must have 3 or 4 floor jacks hidden under work benches. ,, Guess it's time to buy a kit or two and put them back in service. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Some of the more common jacks you can buy a whole kit for around 25 bucks. That's not bad considering the cheapest 3ton jacks or well over 100 nowadays.
I got a astroline am200f from my uncle and I found this old video and it's perfect for me 👏👏👏
Nice work on the jack and a killer deal.
Working at UTC I discovered a problem.
The hydraulic presses were built to run at 3000 psi. The plant manager wanted to speed up the presses so he had the pressure raised to 3500 psi so they could accept 9 inch billets instead of the 6 inch they were designed to push. .
The plant was built in 1951 and the owners were scrap dealers so all the equipment was second or fifth hand by the time they got it.
The maintenance men were OJT and no one was trained how to train them.
The lines were springing leaks all over. Every fitting was extruding the o rings through the gaps between the flanges.
I thought at fires it was the increased pressure. I turned down the pressure as an experiment.
The lines were still blowing out the o rings.
I checked and the stock of o rings were made from 70 durometer rubber used for air and water lines
I replaced them with 90 durometer o rings for hydraulics and stopped the problem of the o rings failing.
Sounds like a win right? With the high pressure o rings not acting as a blow out plug the presses ran with the 3500 psi oil pressure but the 10 ton cast iron platen on the 1600 ton Youngstown extrusion press cracked in the middle.
It took 3 months to get a new one made by Youngstown.
Solved one problem and made another.
Give Ginger a pat for me.
Best teardown and repair video I've seen so far. My 2 ton engine hoist/lift stopped working. It required further and further tightening of the release valve for it to work. Now it feels like it goes mooshy inside. Like maybe the seat of the ball split open or something.
Can it be replaced?
I have 3 non working crap jacks.... I'll give this a shot.
Those Nike jacks usually lasts a life time of hard work!
you know jack!
feel better soon dear girl!
Great video thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Hey thanks
Great video.Thanks..
Excellent video!