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posted by  B.B. on  Tue Mar 5 21:26 CST 2024
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last visit: Mon Oct 6 13:15 CST 2014
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Hi,

Where did you go ?
I wonder why you don't respond to Jim ?
What is "smi" ?
Is that Russian for leaking hydraulic fluid ?

Put your car on ramps and de-grease all around the rack and the plumbing lines.
Maybe you'll get lucky and find as I did with a 740 years ago that the hydraulic
line was leaking and NOT the rack.

If you find the hydraulic lines leaking it's a lot cheaper and easier to replace or sometimes repair the leaking section of steel tubing with unions and new tubing if you have room to cut and flare the tubing, than replacing the rack.

Hey Jim How are you? I hope you survived that huge snowfall where it came up over your ankles.
So far so good here, and I should have left the studded snows in the garage.
I hope Murphy isn't listening!

Bill





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