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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    Thank you,I haven’t gotten to picking up anything yet hopefully this week. Thanks for the insight.
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    Wowza awesome intel Thanks so much. I will check it out
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    4xdog That’s impressive intel on the patents. Do you mind if I ask how you became so intimate with the process?!!!! Tks
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    Here are a few other numbers I found on the crank mech. Thanks for the help
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    Private I haven’t found a patent number yet. Here is a photo of the date There is a slot on the bottom that I put a flat file in and tried to tap. NG so far. Tks again
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    Will do And that’s exactly what I told my wife.
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    Perfect Thanks guys appreciate the guidance here. My neighbor was bringing this to the dumps. Couldn’t bear to watch such a great piece go to the land fill.
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    Thanks
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    Yes that is my objective. Remove the bottom plate to get to all the moving parts. I think it’s a screw base based on my research but I’m not certain which is part of my question. I’m hoping to pick up some Evaporust today or tomorrow. Thanks again to all for the help. I will keep you posted as...
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    Soaked in PB blaster. So it it threaded not pressed based on your comments. I would assume conventional threads as well? Thank you so much for the help. I will continue the process after I get some evaporust.
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    Railroad Jack AO Norton

    I have this Jack dated 1918. I’m trying to take it apart but can’t get the bottom off. The research I’ve done shows it being threaded but this one will not budge. I’ve soaked it and heated it with poor results. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
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