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Hydraulic lift system Hydraulic, mechanical and electrical components of the lift system
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Old 11-30-2012, 01:43 PM   #21
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"The battery was fully charged this is how I know the battery isn't the issue. The issue now is getting to the battery with the darn thing down. Just my two cents. "

My question is- how do you know the battery was fully charged? You would need to check it without it being plugged into your house power- either with a multi meter or, better yet, a hydrometer.

At any rate- I don't know how the boxes are configured on that year of trailer but is there may be a way you can directly "jump" the hydraulic raising mechanism if that is accessible with the top down. On mine- I CAN raise the battery door enough to expose those components and get cables on them in a pinch.

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