Where is the Counterbalance Valve Integrated?

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This Jack does not have a counterbalance valve integrated. Can you tell me the parts needed to have this feature? Maybe I didn’t get the one with counterbalance valve? The title and video is misleading.

asked by: Donnie

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Expert Reply:

Hello Donnie,

Looking at your orders, I do not see what jack was ordered, I only see an order for a tonneau cover. The # e83VV does come with the integrated counter balance valve, it is built into the valve system. If I know exactly what jack you have, and where you got it, I can better answer your question.

expert reply by: Kate F

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Donnie

12/19/2024

You should see my order now. I left and review of the product and pictures.

Kate F.

12/20/2024

@Donnie Awesome! I can't wait for our review team to approve it. We really appreciate the feedback. Happy Holidays to you and your family.

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