How to Tear Down & Re-assemble Your Hi Lift Jack

Over the weekend I had some difficulties with my Hi Lift Jack when I needed it. I realized that it had been some time since I had given it some love. So, I tore it down, cleaned it, re-assembled it, and wanted to share it with all of you.
There is nothing to fear with use of the Hi Lift Jack. You just have to keep it in good working order and learn how to use it.
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