Hein-Werner jack service

[BarkSlayer]

I have an old Hein-Werner 2 ton floor jack - model K - that needs some attention. There's evidence of a fluid leak but it's not bad enough to drip or leave a puddle. When raising the jack, it will only produce upward motion on the final inch or two of handle movement, making it a long, drawn out affair to get anything lifted. Where can I get service parts for the cylinder? Also, it sat for years on a damp concrete floor, leaving the caster wheels rusted rather badly. Anyplace I can get urethane replacement wheels for it?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Hiball]

I have an old Hein-Werner 2 ton floor jack - model K - that needs some attention. There's evidence of a fluid leak but it's not bad enough to drip or leave a puddle. When raising the jack, it will only produce upward motion on the final inch or two of handle movement, making it a long, drawn out affair to get anything lifted. Where can I get service parts for the cylinder? Also, it sat for years on a damp concrete floor, leaving the caster wheels rusted rather badly. Anyplace I can get urethane replacement wheels for it?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Well i can surely provide you with a rebuild kit if you would like to rebuild it yourself, Or you can remove the unit and ship it to me for around $10 bucks using flat rate boxes. About 2" or so is actually fairly close to the Pump zone when the roller contacts the pump itself. The K series wasnt as popular as the Os series jacks but it is a great jack and at 2 tons it will do what most people need. As far as the wheels.... Ill have to do some checking as you are wanting to switch from the original steel to a poly, Colson provides alot of different types for Jacks and you may be able to find what your looking for via them.