Manual lift modification

Are you sure you don't already have one? I thought all later model trailers came with them. If you have one, you should see a tubular "socket" in front of the hydraulic pump. You stick a handle into it and move the handle back and forth to lift the top.

- Jack
 
Will look again when I get home. My wife tells me I can't find anything and most of the time she is right. Maybe I will get her to read your posts and then find it. Probably will find it within seconds. Thanks guys. This forum is the best.
 
....And on mine the lift lever is towards the front, but, that is sure what it looks like. :)

Rick
 
Ron, use the "Advanced" form of post entry. Below where you enter the text, you will see a section labeled "Additional Options" and in the middle of that is a button you click called "Manage Attachments". When you click that, it opens a dialog where you browse on your computer to the picture you want to upload. Select it and click on ""Upload" and it will be inserted into your post.

- Jack
 
Lift pump photo

Thanks for info. Lets see if an old dog can learn a new trick!
 

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Lift pump photo

Not sure if photo uploaded. It shows it in the attach files box, but do not see it in this text book.
 

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The manual pump was a factory installed option and it only became a standard item in the later years or on Classic models. I don't remember see anything here on the Forum of anyone installing one or where they got the necessary part.
 
It worked, Ron. It's in both posts.

You do not seem to have a manual lift pump. I have no idea how you add one.

- Jack
 
Ron, this sounds like a Hi-Lo specific option. Perhaps J&R would be able to provide guidance, or, the parts needed?

- Jack
 
quick related question, I have a manual pump but how would I manual lower?

It works just like a bottle jack, in fact the device may be made by bottle jack people. You open the little T-handle valve to let the top down. I think there is already one on the pump of one form or another.
 

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