Jeeper
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Anyone recognize what kind of Jack this is? Is it worth buying?
http://austin.craigslist.org/tls/2923756008.html
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Floor Jack - identification
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Guru?....far from it. I am a tiny bit obsessed with these things though.
Definitely a Blackhawk. It is a 1.5 Ton unit, could be either model S-17 or S-23. These are nice little jacks. Unless there is something obviously broken, you really can't go wrong plunking down 50 bucks on this.
Definitely a Blackhawk. It is a 1.5 Ton unit, could be either model S-17 or S-23. These are nice little jacks. Unless there is something obviously broken, you really can't go wrong plunking down 50 bucks on this.
The handle is simply a hollow tube, and a rather beefy one at that. At the control valve end of the handle, a pin is situated across the hollow area. The pin actuates the valve by rotation of the handle.
A model SJ-23 with a jointed yoke does have a control knob with an associated actuation rod. Illustrated parts diagrams even suggest that this jack should have a control knob with an actuation rod. However, in my experience with these, all 1.5 ton units with a solid yoke were not configured this way.
A model SJ-23 with a jointed yoke does have a control knob with an associated actuation rod. Illustrated parts diagrams even suggest that this jack should have a control knob with an actuation rod. However, in my experience with these, all 1.5 ton units with a solid yoke were not configured this way.
HCRCnow
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Eather way, they use the same seal kit.