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Old March 8th 04, 11:05 PM
JJ Sinclair
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The bolt in the middle of the scissor should be tightened a little.
Then you can lift it from the top without pulling the piston out of
the cylinder
AS


Thanks Al,
The problem I had was with a 2-jack set-up on my ASH-25 trailer.

Should we be using DOT-3 automotive brake fluid in your jacks?
JJ Sinclair
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Old March 9th 04, 02:12 PM
JJ Sinclair
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No brake fluid ,please.
Just hydraulic oil or oil from automatic hydraulic car gears gears.
AS


Oops, I stand corrected.

I would like to thank you for making a real quality product. Your fully
fumctional trailers make assembling and disassembling the glider a joy, not a
burden. Only those who have owned a dysfunctional trailers, can really
appreciate the Cobra.
Keep up the good work,
JJ Sinclair
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Old March 9th 04, 04:04 PM
R Barry
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No brake fluid ,please.
Just hydraulic oil or oil from automatic hydraulic car gears gears.
AS


What Al means is ATF a.k.a. automatic Trans Fluid is ok
 




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