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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

Michael Bachman

4y↑1

Great video. I have the exact same model.

However- that didn’t seem to solve my problem although I have the same issue as you described.

On mine - the right side valve/ springs is in the closed position ( lever back down to the floor to lift) the left side springs out yet the right side stays in/ closed-

I noticed in your video both sides spring back out. So is mine really low on oil or what about those other 2 flat head screws left & right..?

Any thoughts? That is much for your help!!

All comments from YouTube:

Fuzzy H

4y↑113

Excellent video without all the bs on other jack repair videos ,plane and simple love it!

JosephTodd

4y↑17

I hate all the bs from people trying to get more ad revenue so I don't do it I don't care if it makes less revenue I do youtube because I like to help people.
I'm glad the video helped you man!

R. Joseph

3y↑3

@JosephTodd gonna fix an old floor jack for my soon-to-be-driving son, thank you again!

Dean Joe

@Leland Misael instablaster :)

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basik1dotcom

3y↑96

pro tip: on the last bleed push the handle to the ground before inserting the drain bolt. This allows enough space in the cylinder for the handle to be parallel to the ground with the jack let out all the way.

J. Oakay

2y↑2

gonna use this, thank you

dathip

2y↑3

about to do this tomorrow bossman. Thanks!

CEED

4y↑52

That was one of the best explained, well spoken and straightforward videos on this topic I have seen. I really appreciate it and you helped me out to get my floor jack back in working condition

JosephTodd

4y↑3

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!

Sean Malseed

2y↑10

Exactly what I was looking for, and right to the point. Thanks!

independent tntn

1y↑3

Thanks. My hydraulic jack died without warning, I needed it badly, and your video helped me get it working again in short order. Great video, short and to the point!

Jeff Fulton

3y↑19

Exactly what I needed! And straight to the point!

Isaiah Santiago

3y↑11

Thank you so much man 🙏🏼 was struggling with a friend for awhile trying to bleed the jack he just bought it was a different jack bigger one but we did everything you did in this video and we got it working great vid 👍🏼

Big Bossman

2y↑5

Thank you! I haven't used mine in several years for the same reason. I watched your video, got the jack out and simply bleed it. Works great!

R. Joseph

3y↑5

Thanks for your time and the very direct approach! Every YT how-to can learn from your example 😎😎😎

JosephTodd

Glad it was helpful! Thanks man I hate it when youtube videos drag on and on just as much as you do. I try my best to fast forward the boring stuff and only say what I need to.

john prljic

2y↑4

Just bought the same model, so this video really makes it easy to know how to bleed and fill with oil. THANK YOU.

Rick Vargas

2y↑2

Dude you the man. I almost threw mine away and was going to get another. But after bleeding it and filling the oil it worked great. Thanks you saved me $100

Tbone Ng

2y↑4

Simple fix and thank you so much. I just fixed mine and saved me tons of money.

JosephTodd

2y↑1

Glad I could help!

Wally Lindberg

2y↑8

I can't thank you enough! I brought mine to a pro-shop they said it wasn't worth fixing. After watching your video it's fixed.

Gr1nd3rs

3y↑3

World needs a few more guys like you. Thanks for the video!

JosephTodd

2y↑1

I appreciate that!

jpfoh

1y↑1

Thanks for video! Remember to ALWAYS use a jack stand, never rely on the jack alone while you’re underneath your vehicle.

JosephTodd

Good tip!

who cares

2y↑4

Great video. Informative, detailed, quick to the point. New sub here because so many of these kinds of videos are a crap but this is great

Olena Erhardt

1y↑2

I have exactly same Floor Jack (Pittsburgh). It lifted not that high, and I usually used a wooden block 4x4 to lift higher. I always thought that is how high that Jack can lift, but now I think I might need to inspect and adjust it in the way it was done in this great and very detailed film. Thank you very much.

Update: I inspected that Floor Jack: There was enough oil, I added a bit, and bleeded some air (though it seems after every use it accumulate a bit air every time you raise the jack. I assume it is normal), but in general everything was fine. It was just I thought it doesn't lift high enough, I would buy another higher jack, but those are very heavy. But I feel so much more confident after this inspection following the film, bcs I always can inspect and monitor my Floor Jack from now on. The film is really helpful. Thank you again.

Tyler Vincent

1y↑1

What size jack and what kind of vehicle is it? Your jack might just be too small if you have a truck or suv

Olena Erhardt

@Tyler Vincent Thank you. I have small low profile jack Pittsburgh fm/Harbor Freight. It is Al. Those which lift higher are too heavy for me. And I have no problem to lift on the same height as those taller via combination of 1 or sometimes 2 of 4x4 wooden blocks. Do you happen know, if you can switch fm/ Park to Neutral, if the transmission fluid is drained? I need to replace CV Axle, and want to drain before. I'm researching for that answer. The car is 2001 Saturn SL2 (small passenger car). Thank you again.

mossymaple

5y↑13

Thank you for this explanation. I've had the 2 ton & 3 ton from HF and the 3 ton moves extremely slow compared to 2ton. Hopefully bleeding air and adding fluid remedies it.

JosephTodd

5y↑2

I'm glad it helped! I wish you the best of luck!

keyballa

4y↑8

Thank you for the video. I have the same exact jack and this video helped refill the fluid and now it works fine. Thanks again!

JosephTodd

No problem! I'm glad I could help! Good luck with it!

Michael Bachman

4y↑1

Did yours have a problem with one of the sides not sprinting back out ?
How much fluid did you need to add?

RJ Williams

4y↑15

Thanks a million! The manual for this exact jack in the video incorrectly instructs you to bleed through the fill hole (which is how you do it on most hydraulic jacks). 3 unsuccessful attempts to bleed via the fill hole, where it would only take 10-15 drops oil. The bleed screw was the key. Took 1/3 bottle of hydraulic oil. No wonder it wouldn't go above 50%. Works great now. Well done video. Easy to see everything and useful narration/explanation.

JosephTodd

4y↑1

I'm so glad I could help! I hope you have a great day!

Ken Hilson

4y↑1

I think that bleed hole and fill hole are one and the same.

Michael Bachman

4y↑2

Were the springs in back functioning after you put 1/3 of bottle in it?
I have the same one but can’t get it right

RJ Williams

@Ken Hilson Not on this model.

RJ Williams

4y↑1

@Michael Bachman Yep, Springs worked. Assume you opened the bleeder screw and pumped slowly to push out air and excess fluid if you overfilled?

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Jesse Carpenter

4y↑9

Preciate the help man. Bout to fix my 2 ton jack. Your the first video I found. Glad I didn’t have to search for hours like with other things

JosephTodd

4y↑2

No problem man I'm glad I could help you out. Good luck man!

Reginald Harrison

4y↑8

Great video well explained and simple to understand just like Chris Fix well done

JosephTodd

4y↑4

Haha biggest compliment I could get I love chris fix!

22robr

4y↑21

Thank you very much. I just fixed my pittsburg 1.5 ton floor jack because of your video. Kudos

JosephTodd

I'm glad I could help! Good luck!

tcoradeschi

1y↑3

"I didn't trust it to not fall on me".

That's always true.

If you own a floor jack, you should also own (and use) jack stands. The jack should never be used to support the car, only to raise it enough to put it on the jack stands.

5.7R/T Challenger

1y↑2

I actually knew this and had forgotten over the years. Great video. And as the other comment says, bring handle all the way down on final bleed

J. Oakay

2y↑2

so straightforward , love it. you don't need 20 minutes to explain this !
i'm gonna take mine apart to fix them o-rings, it couldn't even lift me, and my 90 kg body haha. so bad.

JosephTodd

2y↑1

People drag out the videos to fit more ads so they can make more off each click. I don't believe in that because I hate when other people do it.
I'm glad the video helped you man! I would go get a gasket set on amazon or harbor freight for like 10 bucks and use those cause sizing them is hard.
Good luck man!

Lexus Es

3y↑2

Great video, I have the same jack and had the same problem. Glad I watched this before I bought a new one

JosephTodd

3y↑1

I'm glad it helped you!

Jonathan Lopez

2y↑1

Amazing video simple and nice

Alan Edwards

5y↑2

I am about to give this a try with my Craftsman floor jack. Only pumps for about 10% of the handle stroke. It really only worked correctly for a short time and I eventually gave up using it years ago. But the one I've been using broke, so I need to get this one working again to do some front end work on my truck. Plus it's basically a new jack. I tried just adding more oil a couple of years ago, which helped a tad, but never thought about bleeding it....only makes sense. Why did I not think of that LOL. This video gave me hope. I will come back and update my comment if (hopefully when) it works.

JosephTodd

That's what this one was doing.
It probably just has some air in the system like mine did.
Let me know if the video helps fix yours! I'm no professional at this but I figured it would be the same deal as the motorcycles I've bled brake lines on.

Mimanano

4y↑11

I did this to my jack. And it worked. Thanks for the tip.

Zisis Soulantzos

3y↑3

Thank you for this. Was wondering how to bleed mine.

W. C.

3y↑11

You JUST taught an OLD man a NEW Trick! Thank you.

Darrell Roush

2y↑1

Very nice video 👍 Good information!

JosephTodd

Thanks man! Have a good one!

The Zigg Zagg Show

4y↑5

Thanks for the video! I just fix my prolift by doing this! Great video!

JosephTodd

Glad I could help!

Josh B

2y↑1

Nice simple video. Some paper or a pan under the jack would catch any leaking fluid. But you missed the most important part! That is to give your viewers a good warning and safety tip to ALWAYS SAFELY USE JACK STANDS when working under a car.

Tyler Stoner

4y↑4

Just got done with a truck project using a leaky jack. So frustrating! Thanks for the vid! Gonna service mine tomorrow!

JosephTodd

4y↑1

I'm glad I could help I know it's a nightmare trying to work with a leaky one! Good luck!

John Esquivel

Thanks for the video it was very informative and the best part was that you kept it simple and to the point, I've alot of videos on utube but yours was the very best, thanks

JosephTodd

Glad it was helpful!
I hate videos that go slow just to show you more ads so I refuse to do it.

mike joseph

1y↑1

great vid my man ...can't thank you enough

stare@meLuv

4y↑23

Finally someone with a heart of gold to help the wiry mind to ease, thank you brother an bless always.

JosephTodd

Thank you! I am glad I could help!

Igor Barbaros

2y↑2

In case this doesn't work for you, here's some wisdom. Check the two cylinders at the back of the jack, under the picot point of the handle. There are two spring loaded cylinders there. In my case one was stuck pressed in. I bled the jack 3 times whole my car was on jack stands without a way to get it off. I pries the cylinder and the jack worked like new

Jesse B

4y↑4

Nice!!! I have almost the same model (Low Profile 3 ton Pittsburgh)... I've only used it 3-5 times since I bought it, 8 months ago and it started doing the same thing... I'm hoping the fix is as simple as this... Bout to go give it a run and will update... Thanx in advance...

JosephTodd

It will work with basically any jack! Let me know how it goes! It should be easy :)

Jesse B

4y↑1

Mine is actually a Heavy Duty 3 ton w Rapid Pump (if it makes a difference)... It didn't work, at all, sadly... I replaced all the fluid and made sure there were no bubbles, but it changed nothing...It was doin the same thing yours was and like I said, I've only used it a few times so it has to be som'n simple...

JosephTodd

4y↑1

It could still have air in the line. It's the same thing basically as a brake line. You can't get force out of your car brakes if there's air in the system because the air compresses instead of moving the piston.
You probably have a bad seal on one of the bolts then and just need a new little rubber o ring.

Eduardo Guzman

Ppl take so good and shit about craftsman it’s funny how they all say harbor is better over craftsman

Jesse B

3y↑1

GORILLA PIMP Gave up... I'm actually considering white-trashing it... (Go buy a brand new one, put the old one in the box and return it)... I figure for the price I paid, I should've got more use out of this product... than 3 uses...

Rosendo Castillo

4y↑2

Great video. Just fixed my 3 Ton floor jack 👍👍

JosephTodd

4y↑1

Nice man! Happy to help!

john JohnsonT

3y↑3

Tip on harbor freight jacks. After purchase, remover all fasteners, one at a time, apply loc tite and reinstall. If you don't, you'll have to retighten them for the life of the jack.

buster baker

2y↑1

as said below, excellent. to the point. Gonna give it a try before I look at pump o rings.

CJdriftZ

Very helpful was thinking the jack was junk but will try this first.

JosephTodd

Good luck!

David De Jesus

I also have a 2 ton jack and I think I may have overfilled it because it takes a bit more effort to lift the jack, any tips? Thanks for the video!

Bulmaro Gomez

2y↑1

I just finished changing the breaks on my f150. I was able to jack it up and put the rear end on jack stands. Now I can't get the jack to lift it up. I am pretty sure this is the way to fix the issue with my jack. I appreciate you taking the time to film this and make a great video at that.

JosephTodd

No problem man! I hope it helped you out! Thanks for the kind words! Just trying to make youtube a little better.

Gene Currivan

2y↑1

Just fixed my 25 year old Chinese floor jack as per your instruction... ACE!

Clem Johnson

4y↑3

Excellent, thank you. Well done.

JosephTodd

Happy to help! Thanks and well done to you if you followed it and got yours working!

BLKFXBB

4y↑9

I was just about to throw away my jack gonna have to try this first hopefully it works my dad gave it to me and have used it over the years 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

JosephTodd

Let me know how it goes for you! Good luck!

Michael Bachman

4y↑1

JosephTodd

4y↑1

You could open it and see if it is low on oil. It sounds like one of the springs is stuck though if it isn't going back up. Its hard to say without seeing it.

Robert Turpin

3y↑1

Awesome video. Thank you for sharing!

JosephTodd

Thanks for watching!

DR JOHN PRYME

2y↑1

I have the same one and same problem! Thanks.

H D H

2y↑1

Thanx to this vid I fixed my floor jack. I know nothing of the mechanics of these things and kost videos were made by people who probably assume the viewer already knows certain things. But you went thru the basics. Thank you!

JosephTodd

No problem! Glad it worked for you!

Matt Seals

5y↑4

Wow because this is very great job! Congrats and keep it up.

JosephTodd

Thanks man! I hope it helped!

thurman

4y↑2

Great video. I bought a floor jack really cheap. I think this will fix it right up. The guy said that it no longer held the car up.

JosephTodd

I'm glad the video helped you! Let me know if it fixed your issue! Thanks for watching!

Ray Mooney

Great video n great job of explaining it

Anthony Espinoza

4y↑3

Thank you worked like a charm

Donald b

2y↑1

Bro! Thank you for the video.I couldn’t do my brakes today but tomorrow my huge suburban will get brakes😍

JosephTodd

I'm glad I could help man! Good luck with your suburban!

Szymon Crazy car Mechanic🚘

3y↑1

What a video, I actually have got same jack, but orange. And accidentally bleed a little oil and it not work properly. Will do later on mine one and let you know how did it go.

Joey Covarrubias

3y↑5

Right on man saved me $$ was about to buy a new one! Awesome video.

JosephTodd

3y↑1

Glad I could help!

Dennis Smith

Holy shit gonna try this when I get home, my hack doesn’t leak or nothing it just doesn’t go up all the time like it’s no pressure in it unless I hit it with a hammer(literally)😳.........was about to buy another but maybe this will work?! 🤷🏽‍♂️

Arthur Militonian

3y↑3

Thanks. I fixed my Cornwell blue monster jack with your video

Chicago Rc

3y↑4

NEVER use a jack with no jack stand incase the jack gives out. I dont care how " Good " the jack is, its not worth the risk

Dave Sharkey

4y↑1

Hey thanks for helping me out. I had a jack doing same thing. Expensive jack too but it's old. I did exactly what you said and now it's working again! I even went out and bought a new one before I saw your video...oh well now I have 2 good jacks. Oh my jack on the cylinder I had a rubber plug. I don't think that cylinder screw is 100% important for keeping the oil in because there isn't much pressure on that screw...explaining why my jack has a rubber plug. Thanks!

JosephTodd

4y↑1

No problem man! I was about to do the same as you and buy a new one that's why I made the video cause I wanted to make sure other people didnt have to.
I think you're right on that and it only needs to be airtight to keep it from leaking or anything.

I'm happy to have been able to help! Have a good one!

Bill Jenkins

2y↑1

I have two dead jacks. Will try tomorrow. My Discount Tire guy told me NOT to buy a new jack, but just top off the oil. Hence, I watched your video. Thank You! SUBBED

JosephTodd

I'm happy anytime I see someone saving money from the video! No problem!

Walt's Channel

I haven't tried it yet on my Pittsburg jack, but makes total sense.

Chewbacca SaurusRex

3y↑1

Hey man I don’t know if you still have this jack. But multiple people have had issues where the c clips where the hydraulic ram meets the arms fail and the jack fails completely. Might be a good bet to check yours out and either replace them with bigger tougher c clips or add a tac weld on the outside to keep them in place. Stay safe 👍

Blinds Specialist

Chewbakker plakker snacker.. can u make a video n send it my way.. that may b my problem

soamericanrad

4y↑3

Thanks. you just save me more than a 100 dollars!!!! saved my 20 years old Craftsman floor jack with your help.Thanks again.

JosephTodd

Awesome I'm glad i could help! Good luck!

UreaSmith

4y↑2

You should never trust it to not fall on you regardless of how high it can go.

JosephTodd

4y↑1

You're right you should never trust it and always use jack stands. The problem is that when they are faulty like mine was they won't even lift the car and are really dangerous.

Shaun Guanco

4y↑5

Thank you for making this video!!!!!!!!!

JosephTodd

You are so welcome!

Silvio Kawakami

Thx man! I’m newbie and was forgetting to pump out the air first!

JosephTodd

Glad I could help!

badger 70

1y↑1

thanks for your cut to the chase presentation. no extra crap or sell jobs added.

JosephTodd

No problem 👍

Gholam Jelvani

3y↑2

great job .
thank you.

Drowzy Drowzy

4y↑1

Just fixed my Pittsburgh rapid pump jack. Would only pump like half way up. Flushed everything refill fresh oil now pumps like new thanks 😎

JosephTodd

Awesome! I'm glad it worked for you!

iam he

1y↑1

Very good thank you.

JosephTodd

No problem!

RodShop

4y↑2

Joseph, it seems like you may want to only fill it about 1/4 the way up the bleeder screw threads. That way, when you do the final bleed, it won't overfill and run out.

JosephTodd

I think you are right about that I thought about the same after I got done with it.

RodShop

@JosephTodd Ah well, next time, right?

Tango One

3y↑10

I need to try this, my jacks usually last a year before they stop lifting and I usually just trash it and buy a new one.

victor barco

3y↑1

Good job really good explanation

TrailMaster NatureNut

3y↑1

Perfect , I was getting ready to buy a new Jack .

JosephTodd

Glad I could help you not have to buy a new one!

Nomadcreations

2y↑2

Thanx Good to The point info! & I didnt know the 2 Screw Situation Either previously. Appreciated.

JosephTodd

No problem!

HY Kung Fu

Great video! Quick question for or anyone who knows what size O ring that is on the bolt or where to find it. Thank you!

JosephTodd

In the description I have a link to a huge set of o rings cause its hard to buy the perfect size.

kristy jacobs

3y↑2

How do you fix the cylinder when that breaks or does not work ?? Thanks

Moonboy26

3y↑2

Thanks man I got mine to work

JosephTodd

Glad I could help!

mr hamburger

45w

I remember that particular Jack used to go for like $49 or $50 with a coupon at the freighter

Kyle

This one had the same issue mine is having now. It's like it starts to raise the car some but then it just won't. It feels like air inside. I'm going to bleed it when I get home. Thanks

Effie The YouTuber

4y↑2

Great job !

JosephTodd

Thanks! I hope it helped you!

Kenny B

3y↑1

Thanks for the vid. My jacks oil was jet black with flakes of metal in it so I ended up dumping the whole thing before refilling

Sylvia Hodges

Our is a Craftsman floor jack found two screws on each side like the ones that on your floor jack between the screw where you fill it with the fluid.

INTERNA9

2y↑2

AWESOME!

stoker20

4y↑8

Perfect for everyone who threw away the instructions for that jack.

JosephTodd

Everyone throws them away haha

Matt Waters

4y↑3

Thanx for sharing!👍

GATORBUBS

I have one big screw (assuming it's the fill hole) and two small screws that both look like bleeding holes, do I only need to use one bleeder hole?

JC

Jack stands buddy. I would never trust a jack alone. Seen people learn that the hard way.

Nancy Smith

4y↑3

Thank yous for sharing.... nice job on car jack repair

Alliance Gaming

4y↑1

You should never trust a jack anyway, regardless of condition.
Use jackstands/supports, be safe.

JosephTodd

I 100% agree man. I would never trust just a jack when working on a car.

BadUncleIke

2y↑1

Thanks, now they are $100, good job.

Carson Nguyen

2y↑1

I didn’t see the link or part number for the o ring gasket. Could you provide it ? Thanks!

Ashiq Shah

4y↑1

Im mechanically minded so I knew process before watching the video . But when you get older ,nice to be able tp watch a video refresh your mind .thanks liked subscribered . Just got brand new jack off ebay went funny within few weeks once tried to lift front end it went up to a point .then every press of lever lifted up 1 inch then dropped back as soon as i brought the lever back to its start position. I suppose it has some sort of one way valve thats gone dodgy. But older jack replaced ,just needed bleeding and fresh oil .the lad left the valve loose the jack tipped on its side in its case .lost the fluid. 🤫🙄

Optima2006

4y↑1

I am about to buy a new 3 tons lift cause my 10 years one won't lift anymore..........glad to find this video and I am going home and try to fix it, hope it does fit it...thanks.

JosephTodd

Glad I could help!

Positive Flight

4y↑1

I have the same jack but it won’t tighten. Not sure what’s wrong with it. It only tightens when I jack the handle down to where it’s almost touching the ground and then it tightens and Un tightens. Any idea on how to fix this. It’s not low on fluid or anything. Any help would be great