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mcinville 02-08-2013 17:13:04 69.35.208.124 Report to Moderator	it does seem like it is adjustment and i will move it around in the morning.i just dont understand how it worked okay until i pulled the cover off.it went up and down fine just a little jerky.i dont have a manuel handy and need to get it working tomorrow.now it does have any pressure at all when i turn it off. [Reply]   [No Email]
Bill Rowles 02-08-2013 23:24:05 76.2.232.2 Report to Moderator	Re: jubilee hydr. lift problems in reply to mcinville, 02-08-2013 17:13:04   If you don't have a shop manual, I think you better take the lift cover to someone who knows how to adjust the linkage. I have a minor problem with my NAA hydraulic control, I bought the manual, and I have been studying the mechanism for months before I attempt to tinker with it. General knowledge of how to repair mechanical things is not enough to be successful in this case. Knowledge and experience are the only solution to your problem and it sounds like you need to get help to correct it. [Reply]  [No Email]
George Marsh 02-09-2013 04:49:02 50.104.195.160 Report to Moderator	Re: jubilee hydr. lift problems in reply to Bill Rowles, 02-08-2013 23:24:05   Bill, The linkage on my Jubilee is so slopy, worn, that the next time I take it apart, I'm going to ream out the piviot points and make a bushing to fit. Try to make the round places round again. I also made a 1/2 inch drift pin to help bring my adjustments close enough to work. Face it, 60 years of wear and rust created by no vent in case, takes it toll. I also had to rebuilt my pump and installed a pressure guage. It's possible there are more than adjustment problems here. George [Reply]  [No Email]