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i bought this used hoist a couple of weeks ago. it worked at the time. turned it on it's end loading it on a trailer and some of the fluid ran out. then today pulled engine around with the wrecker and the hoist/ cherry picker won't lift it to get of the wrecker. :mad: added fluid thought maybe some air in there. it will lift but not enought to raise arm. any suggerstions? i would like to start using this thing. rassled with the engine all day. had to change out oil pan and gasket, but i want to get started on fab'n the motor perches. thanks, hr

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usually helps to have it fully extended when you add oil - remember to cap the hole b4 you let it down wink

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If the fill hole is on the outer part of the cly. like the one I have set it on the bench and fill it up with out extending it that is the holding tank when its retracted , I use a hipo with no needle , than when You use it for the frist time it will bleed the air out into the outer section .Pete


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