Leejohn
Elite Member
If you don't have to send it back, I'll take it apart and try and find out what is wrong with it. Fix it if you can and save it. Are the new and the old one have the same size shaft?
Dump Trailer Problem
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laurencen
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possibly a bent cylinder rod, seen it on many machines, this is why they use scissor lifts for dump trucks
David Ferguson
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I had a similar problem with my dump trailer. Manufacturer wanted $300+ for a new cylinder -- said that would fix the problem. Removed cylinder took it to my local hydraulic/bearing place, and they fixed it (found cylinder seized at certain points) with with new-style seals/pistons. Cost was about $75.
Wanted to pass that along for other that may have the same problem.
Wanted to pass that along for other that may have the same problem.
Scotty370
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I'm with LJ! Tear that thing apart, and educate all of us!!! 
~Scotty
~Scotty