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Princeton PB55.3X Mast groaning

While lifting or lowering between three and 6 feet the mast groans. I have loosened up all of the thrust pucks to eliminate a mechanical binding of the rails however the noise continues.
Does anyone have any information about having problems with lift cylinders on these units?
  • Posted 27 Aug 2025 21:28
  • By SunnyWrench
  • joined 19 Dec'17 - 26 messages
  • Florida, United States
Working for retirement

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