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I'm trying to source new seals for my trolley jack but  .....

Have you looked inside yet to see which seal has failed? I had the same response as you when I asked about hydraulic seals for my 30 year old trolly jack .... buy a new one  ... But cheap trolly jacks are cheap for a reason 
The cup shaped seal in the actual lift cylinder was replaced for £6 from a place in Manchester. CaptZok will remember its name, I've forgotten  :-/, but was called Manchester Seals.

I have not as yet, when not under load it will lift the full height but under load then less than half way, just assuming I had to replace all internal seals.

How do you know it's called Manchester seals if you've forgotten it's name.   

http://www.hts-ltd.co.uk/Seals.htm

[Andy B]

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How do you know it's called Manchester seals if you've forgotten it's name.   

http://www.hts-ltd.co.uk/Seals.htm

It was called Manchester Seals until HTS took over     

[CaptainZok]

Yep HTS, very good for seals and general hydrauliccy bits.

[feeutfo]

Probably better off scrapping that rust-heap and buying a new one - they're not that expensive

   Can't believe you said that.  
Sooo glad I didn't put up a piccy of my cars .   

All I see is a big sign on it saying "buy a new one"..... :-/

I was so hoping Chris you were going to be saying where and how to fit these seals... I would have then being saying "Don't listen mate, he broke mine!!" 
Spoilt my fun

Master broke it, master fixed it, but not the hair trigger  Christ that things lethal, gently gently gentleeeey.......WHAMO 

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Email reply from HTS:

No problem. Send your old seals, we'll match them up and return new ones.