Hein-Werner Jack Identification

[gasforblood]

Hi guys! I'm new here. I recently obtained a Hein-werner vintage 2 ton long frame jack that came from a former Pittsburgh, PA steel mill. I'm trying to identify it but can not locate any numbers or plates. Anyone have any ideas?

 

[mikedodge]

It looks like the same family as the ones discussed here.. well before it got hijacked lol

Hein-Werner Jack Identification

Hey guys … I’ve been lurking the site for a while, researching old floor jacks while I searched high and low for one to buy. My old Craftsman finally bit the dust, and I’d rather rebuild a good old American piece. Plus, I need a longer reach jack for my variety of vehicles. I finally found...

www.garagejournal.com

 

[gasforblood]

Very similar to the original post but not sure if anyone actually figured anything out once it got hijacked.

 

[gasforblood]

Does this help at all?

 

[gasforblood]

Does this help at all?

Does that mean model "L" and if so where is the best place to look for a possible seal kit if I don't have anywhere local?

 

[gasforblood]

 

[Hiball]

I’d say it’s an Early M with a custom rear caster assembly.

1. tear it down and I inspect it prior to purchasing a kit.

2. Hydraulic Parts Supply in Sawyer KS for Parts.