I read a blurb online that says that can be done if performed very slowly and carefully. Validity of the source of this info is unknown. Of course, you can move the top up/down manually with the hydraulic cylinders disconnected.
In the long run you will probably be happier with a normal working unit, so hopefully the electrical issue gets resolved.
Thanks,
Gary H.
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> From: Bill M
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> Can i move the top without pulling the pins? or will it damage the
> pump or other parts?
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