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03-28-2007, 11:20 AM
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rebuilding porta power
I recently bought a box full of porta power stuff probably 3 4-ton sets (HF and Blackhawk) and 2 10 ton blackhawk sets. I Need to rebuild the ten ton rams and get a bunch of new fittings. Has anyone here rebuilt there porta power if so were did you get seals, and gaskets and were can i get new fittings I've found some but they were bout 30 bucks for one side, just looking for some better prices. Thanks for your help.
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03-28-2007, 12:46 PM
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rebuilding porta power
Find a hose shop,(AKA"House of Hose", "Hosemasters", etc.)They should be able to fix you up, alternate way to go is a shop that rebuilds jacks / lifts. I used to use one in Nevada that did rebuilds for the Air Force on fork lift cylinders / bomb lifts, maybe something similar in youre area.
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