Why Don't Powered A-Frame Jacks Have Grease Fittings
Updated 09/26/2023 | Published 09/25/2023
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Question:
New TT power jacks appear to be non-greaseable. Why? Is there a power jack on the market that can be greased?
asked by: Jim B
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Helpful Expert Reply:
A lot of the current powered jacks like the Phoenix part # UF38-944040 don't have grease fittings because unlike older styles of jacks these have bearings in the screws and they are sealed. The manual jacks are more likely to have grease fittings.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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