Boat Maintenance: Hydro Hoist Lift

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	Name:	Tall Cotton -
	Subject:	Hydro Hoist Lift
	Date:	10/31/2010 4:15:09 PM

I have a Hydro-Hoist boat lift that has developed a leak. At first I thought it was leaking between the hose and tank and that a new clamp would repair it. After two new clamps and the leak remaining the same I think it is in the piece that the air hose fits over. It appears to be metal that has rusted. The tanks are fiberglass and I can't imagine putting a metal nipple in an area that stays moist 50% of the time. Any ideas? I'm on Center Hill in Tennessee so I can't call on Cat, or House for a service call. Thanls!

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