How to Perform Oil/Grease Maintenance for the Pro Series Jack # PS1400300303

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Mine is a year old and it is stiff and noisy. Is there a way to oil or lube the jack ?

asked by: Chang P

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I reached out to my contact at Pro Series who sent me the maintenance schedule for the Pro Series Jack # PS1400300303.

You will need to remove the jack cover and essentially oil and grease all of the moving parts. I have attached the maintenance schedule they sent me so that you can reference it.

expert reply by: Jon G

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