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Another ID for Hiball please. Photos enclosed.

wrenchguy

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I think its a blackhawk, but what model and is it missing a cover? the tag riveted to it is not readable. the front wheels are 4" wide 6" diameter. the lift plate is 9"diameter. with handle up its about 66" long. thank u 4 any help. oh yea how old may it be?











 
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Description for this says Weaver

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Here are some similar models-
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Thread with info -
http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=82988&highlight=weaver+jack
 
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Hiball

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Definitely a Weaver, Wa75 to be exact, should be a model number stamped on the hydraulic unit or occasionally on the reservoir. In regards to age, castle equipment can decipher the serial number down to a production year, but you will need the serial number. It's sometimes also stamped into the unit, but more than likely hidden on that unreadable tag.
 
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wrenchguy

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thanks, now in line 4 restoration!


s/n, 1ff429 = 1945 according to castle
 
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