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Another "please identify floor Jack" request

bcc2

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I don't NEED this jack. I'd simply like to rebuild it if possible. First issue is that I don't know what it is so I don't know where to find a rebuild kit. The word “Olympia” is stamped into the frame but no other markings, model number. Note that it has an o ring and plastic retainer instead of a normal u cup seal.

The second issue is, that with the equipment I have, I've been unable to get the inner cylinder unscrewed (the part that the ram actually slides into). Is there some type of seal under it that would need replacing? Otherwise, no sense in looking for a rebuild kit if I cannot get that thing unscrewed. Thank you all
 

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bcc2

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Additional pictures have been added. Hopefully I'm not adding to any confusion, but I got this jack from our local landfill years ago. Either I, or my son, painted it red. I believe the original colour was some shade of orange. Again, I appreciate any input
 

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mikedodge

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Looks like a typical cheap Chinese one. Some of the recent jack posts had resources listed for psrts your best bet is probably to contact one of them and see what they could provide based on the pics and seals you pull put of it.
 

babyseal

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Olympia Tools or OLYMPIA TOOLS INTERNATIONAL. Not sure if they're the same company.

I haven't had one apart in years, but IIRC, the only thing you can really replace is the O-rings. They get blown when someone tries lifting 2 tons with a 1 ton jack. Can take the old ones in to your local Fastenall shop and replace them.

You're missing some pieces too. Frankly, if there's no sentimental attachment...send it back to the landfill.

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