repairing a two post car lift by removing and replacing the hydraulic cylinders.

[@mattthescrapwhisperer]

When it rains it pours. I've had a series of failures (all at once) around here this week as well. Good thing you have the skills for repairs like this Steve. Imagine having totally rely on service companies to fix your stuff. Oh, and no one else listens to me either 😂👍

[@firehousecustomfab3286]

Yes sir, I agree with you. I don't think I could handle having to deal with someone else repairing my stuff. I'm blessed that I had family to teach me how to do all the things I know how to do. Or at least think I know how to do

[@evanaustin2636]

Hey Steve, that stinks about the oil pan and the blown cylinder. That's awesome you were able to get them both rebuilt rather than have to buy new ones. I agree with you completely on the safety aspect. By the way, I think of talking to myself as practice for youtube 🤣🤣 I practice way too much... Hope you have a good one, Steve!

[@firehousecustomfab3286]

I do the same thing 😂

[@mattthescrapwhisperer]

Hey Steve, you might try soaking the oil spill areas with Super Clean for a few minutes and then apply your oil dry. It may take a couple of applications but it should absorb most of that oil out of the concrete.

[@firehousecustomfab3286]

I'll try that. Thanks