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you didn't mention make or model; rear links are hydraulic?
If so did your "mechanic" put a high pressure gauge on the ram hose(s) and see what pressure there was? Problem could be in controller for link.
first thing I would do is test the pump itself even if no wear is found you could have a GPM loss.
So you need to do a flow test on it to find otu how much the loss is and check it to the specs of that hydrolic pump first.
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