Cherry picker jack

Alan K · Mar 23, 2015

Has anyone ever had a cherry picker jack apart to rebuild? Have an older jack on mine (long one) that likes to settle and would like to get it fixed.

Dalex · Mar 23, 2015

Any hyd shop should be able to fix it .

mite-help · Mar 23, 2015

explain-likes to settle- as in slowly leaks off a small amount than stops? or will it slowly drop to the bottom? mine would drift from where you wanted it, pump handle would rise to top before it would stop--[check ball/balls. piston cups can be a problem too,archives has good pics of hydraulic jack repair, [same, pretty much] I think by Hobo nc

Alan K · Mar 23, 2015

I can jack it up a little ways and with no load on it, it will slowly settle. Just wondered if they are worth repairing or better off buying a new jack. Im sure most all of them are made in china anyway.

shaun wallace · Mar 23, 2015

They can be repaired if do it yourself if can find seals, metric, Just more ecomacal to replace.

504 · Mar 23, 2015

I bought a new air over hyd from HF on sale for 55.00. And I don t have to jack the thing up anymore(as soon as I put it on)

Hobo,NC · Mar 24, 2015

Mine would not stay up I removed the pump jack screw (screw that you turn to let down are to pump up) the end had broke off I could not get it out... After two trips to Northern Tool I got a jack that worked...

If you have the time to play jacks are simple...

http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/viewtopic.php?t=700650&highlight=jack

You can Google rebuilding jacks lots of good info...

BTW I found a rebuild kit for a Blackhawk floor jack my BIL brought 15 years ago new in the package never opened if anyone needs a kit let me know it can be brought cheap... I remember he paid over $50 for it..

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