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is the cover to standpipe attached to something or should it just pop off ??? seems like this one is attached to something.
 
(quoted from post at 14:15:02 07/31/14) is the cover to standpipe attached to something or should it just pop off ??? seems like this one is attached to something.
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Nope...remove the two bolts and tap the cover off of there. It is a snug fit because it has to contain the hydraulic pressure. If the standpipe comes out with it that is ok. There is an o ring on that end too. It's just a little difficult to find the hole in the pump sometimes.
 
If you remove the right side inspection cover you
can reach down below the oil level and feel where
the standpipe goes into the hydraulic pump. Then
you know it"s in there properly.
 
One more thing... Once you get the standpipe back in, before putting the side inspection cover back on, start it up, raise the lift, preferably with weight on it.

Using a flash light, look up at the bottom of the big cover under the seat. That's where the lift cylinder is. See if there is oil dripping from the cylinder. If more than just an occasional drip, the cylinder seals are leaking. That will also cause the lift to drop.
 
Jason,
On occasion I get a call from somebody who said you referred them to me. Just want to send you a thanks.
David Shea
Vermont
 
(quoted from post at 02:01:39 08/04/14) Jason,
On occasion I get a call from somebody who said you referred them to me. Just want to send you a thanks.
David Shea
Vermont
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Your welcome. I have bought some parts off of you on eBay although you probably didn't know it was me,but they were very nice parts,well packed and shipped fast. That's why I recommend you to others.
 
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