Owner's Manual & Safety Instructions
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How to replace the safety lock lever
The manual states that all repairs and parts replacements, including the safety lock lever, should be performed by certified and licensed technicians. The manufacturer does not recommend that the buyer replace parts like the safety lock lever themselves.
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It will no longer lift my mower. I have tightened the red covered screw and added fluid and also bleed the jack. any suggestions
To troubleshoot a Pittsburgh Automotive jack (part number 62325) that will not lift a mower, follow these steps:
1. Check the Release Pedal – Ensure it is not stuck and fully raises. A stuck pedal can block valves from closing properly.
2. Flush the Valves – With assistance:
- Lower the Lift Arm and release the Release Pedal.
- Manually lift the Lift Arm several inches.
- Press the Release Pedal and force the Lift Arm down quickly.
3. Check Hydraulic Fluid Level – If the ram is low on fluid, refill it as needed.
4. Bleed the Ram – If the system feels spongy, the ram may need bleeding.
5. Check for Excess Fluid – Too much hydraulic fluid can prevent proper lifting. Adjust fluid level if necessary.
6. Check Safety Lock Levers – Make sure both levers are in the horizontal, unlocked position to disengage the locking mechanism.
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