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Crown 15B:
Sinking Mast

I have an old Crown 15B lift. The mast sinks. Should I look at the valve 1st or pull out the mast and put in new seals?
  • Posted 11 May 2019 12:26
  • Discussion started by kristin_j
  • Nevada, United States
Thank You,
Kris
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