Hydraulic Floor Jack COMPLETE Rebuild & How they WORK

Make you're own JUMBO SOCKET: https://youtu.be/IrIjbP01Ty4 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. Ginger Christmas Wish list... SHE's BEEN G̶r̶e̶a̶t̶... G̶o̶o̶d̶.... D̶e̶c̶e̶n̶t̶.... E̶x̶c̶e̶p̶t̶a̶b̶l̶e̶...EXCITING www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/2960ZT77JX… SUPPORT THE CHANNEL or support the SHOP DOG's treat addiction: Buy Ginger a new bone: www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NS699E56WT… www.instagram.com/sixtyfiveford/ www.facebook.com/sixtyfiveford/

Exactly the kind of video I need right now .. and I don`t even have a broken jack.

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!

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.

Your vast knowledge is astounding! Is there anything you can’t fix? Great job and as always appreciate you sharing your knowledge.

From someone that has worked on many jacks, that was a very good description on how they work!!!

Another helpful video. It has given me reason to repair both of NY broken floor hacks! Take care of that wonderful pup!

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’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

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!

Great content as usual! I hope Ginger has a quick and full recovery 👍

Cool information, thanks. I’ve kept my grandfather’s old jacks hoping to one day fix them.

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!

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.

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

I'm calling it this is by far the best jack rebuild video ever👍👍👍 excellent channel!!! 😎

Had no idea there were this many types of O-rings & seals inside a jack. Hope the pup heals up soon!

Great to know you can easily rebuild your jack. Mine works fine but this will come in handy one day.

Very cool. Wish they still made quality jacks like that one. Cheers

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.