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I picked up several loose HW floor jack parts years ago that I’ll never use. Prices do not include shipping from MD. 3 x NOS front wheels ($20 each) 1 x NOS rear caster assembly (no wheel) ($25) 1 x Used front wheel ($10) NOS parts fresh from evaporust bath and coated with Boeshield.

I’d try enamel model paint. Apply with small brush or q-tip. Then wrap a cloth rag tightly around you finger and dab it in thinner to wipe away the excess. The rag should be moist, not soaked in thinner. Several quick wipes using clean portions of the rag. I usually use lacquer thinner, but...

I bought mine off eBay 10-15 years ago. I think they were in the $75-100 range back then.

Love the “Drag Sounds” album cover!

I mounted mine on the wall with an “L” shaped bracket and a dowel rod up through the bottom.

@Ryan - Any chance you’ll do another run of these? Great design! Mine’s getting a little worn and I would love to buy a couple more.

Looks like those get refreshed periodically by DoD

From my wife’s grandfather.

Agree, evapo-rust will do a great job on that surface rust.

Matt was awesome to work with on my emblem paint mask project. Really great results!

I use dremel brand wire wheels and they wear down but I haven’t had any come apart like in you last pic.

I converted one of those Monroe shock stools a while back and modeled it after a more vintage shock. It's a trailer queen though. :ROFLMAO:

Finishing touch added. Looks and fits great. Thanks again @mattblast !

Looks awesome! I’ll post a pic once received and installed

@mattblast - Any chance you could do/have done this logo? I don’t have a physical example but might be able to do a rough extrapolation based on the mounting holes. Pics of the logo are taken from google searches.

I just pointed a friend to earlier posts about rebuilding that style sears jack. Here’s a couple I found here: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/sears-floor-jack-1-5-ton-model-328-12001-part-1-of-3.133833/ https://www.hcrcnow.com/shop/seal-kits/product/3004

That was quick! Thanks

Anyone recognize this tool? Found during my FIL’s house clean out.

Check these out. Made in WI. I was close to pulling the trigger on one for my shop but ended up going with a mini-split. I may still get one for my basement though. https://www.santa-fe-products.com/

That’s a nightmare. Sorry