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Wires all look good in control unit and handheld. I was able to swap button wiring in handheld unit to see if it was the Down button. Down button wired to Up worked fine. I did have to get the Buick off the jacks which was a pain. So the QJs are out from under the car and still in up position...

Hi All, Reaching out to any Quick Jack owners who may have had this problem. I have the old Buick up on the jacks for some rocker repair. Attempted to lower the jacks today and my breaker keeps tripping. Oddly enough, the pump operates with "Up" button, but trips breaker when "Down" button is...

Ya, you can see a shadow movement in the background, probably the woodworkers arm moving.

Saw a ton of those for sale on the web. Adapted for a modern drill chuck. Guessing a slow speed is necessary. The only spoon I use is the one with my Cap'n Crunch each morning.... and not on a drill (or at slow speed)

Wow, just revisited and it looks like my post sparked an interesting discussion. So, is there any hope in identifying the manufacturer. It looks pretty crude with squared and beveled edges, but has no markings other than a string of dots in a snake pattern. As always, interested if it has any...

This bit appears to be old and some type for spoon bit. I thought the notch in it was interesting and teh only marking I can see is a series of dots. Any ideas?

I dont think it is a Cessna or Piper.

Some of the other size planes on Etsy with the Lakeside brand have some of the same characteristics of mine.

Nice find! The dimple on the front and red color seem to match the ond I have.

Appears to be a marking near bottom circle but cant make it out, or maybe just a casting. Did notice a bit of red paint on the handle that looks like original color. So, that may also be a small clue. Other clue is base is oblong where middle width is 1 5/8 and about 1 1/2 width on each end.

Hey all, Another old? tool find in a outpost shed. Looks to be a 4.75" block plane, pretty solid and would clean up nicely. No marking that I can see and a bit of surface+ rust. Trying to identify manufacturer. See pics:

Not sure what brand this little socket organizer/kit is. Has a MB 103 stamped on back.

I usually just look for the existence of my grandads initials as tools with them are valuable to me. Would anyone recommend cleaning with evaporust or other methods. What if any value would this have?

So we are placing this around circa 1925-30? Any way to tell actual year?

RTM, what size is the hex socket?

Hex socket. Appears to have the marking 967 on it. Hard to see, but socket end is 3/4"

Business end is hex...

Hi All, I continue to get tools in bits and pieces from a garage cleanout and recently found this T-Handle socket I am trying to identify. Classic Williams diamond and what looks like 96 stamped on it. I cannot make out any other part number, Williams USA appears to be stamped on other side...

Skeptical of time comparison. I guess if you store QJ's on wall and disconnect all hoses. I started out doing this then realized it is easier to just store jacks on floor under vehicle. Pushed to center of bay while not in use. Pull out under frame/rockers when needed. They are low enough to fit...