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Old 08-25-2009, 09:16 PM   #1
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when buying used scissor lift???

when buying a used scissor lift ( 1932 size) what do i need to watch out for. I realize that most used lifts have alot of hours on them and probably come from a rental company. do they develope unfixable hydrolic leaks?

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Old 08-26-2009, 03:09 AM   #2
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If the seals or packings are leaking, they can be fixable. often times the quick fix is to simply add more fluid.

darn JLG lifts suck.

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jlg sucks??

does that mean you would prefer to shop for a used genie over jlg.
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Yep, I'm own a genie 19xx scissor lift. I have used JLG booms before and I can tell you if you own one personally, don't go JLG..it has major mechanical problems. Genie is pretty good.
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