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Thanks for posting these detail photos. Interested in what the oil reservoir cap/cover looks like. It is missing from mine.

Your Blackhawk jack was used to straighten axles. I'll try to find the 1937 era document source. I have the same jack.

Any closeup photo of the release mechanism where it fastens to the jack handle? Thanks

My 1937 era cart. Needs the pot metal castings on top of press replaced; also looking for the hand pump brackets that bolt to the top side rail. Thanks

Interesting style, what is the Hein Werner model ? Even find out why it is designed with all the shrouding? Thanks

Yes, it is a brake lining clamp used to hold the lining to the shoe before drilling holes in the lining during the riveting process. Is it available? Thanks https://garagejournal.com/forum/album.php?albumid=6623&pictureid=87719

I'm going to try this https://www.mcmaster.com/brake-lining High-Strength Brake and Clutch Lining Also known as semimetallic woven strips and friction material, these strips have a brass wire woven into the material to increase strength and improve heat dissipation. They can be riveted or...

Old post, but does anyone still sell replacement parts for Star Machine Brake Riveters?

Problem with my 1988 Karcher HDS 650. Pump/motor starts when trigger is pulled but Pressure drop. Replaced pistons and valves, problem continues.

Just spotted this 1925?? era Blackhawk manual floor jack . . https://fortwayne.craigslist.org/tls/d/antique-blackhawk-garage-or/6365406362.html

Does your planer have locking wheels?

I have an Ammco 1750 brake gage that is missing the micro dial. Does anyone know of a source? Thanks

I have a similar Associated R100-24 charger, attached is the artwork for the control display, I can furnish higher resolution if needed.

Anyone parting out a Hein Werner Model M? I need the lift arm for a Model M Hein-Werner jack. Please reply via PM. Thanks

re: 1928 era Weaver Steering Jack, looking for closeup photo of the release mechanism where it fastens to the jack handle. Thanks