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Help identify my transmission jack

Finally

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I just purchased this locally. It is heavy duty, very sturdy with a wide stance and operates nicely. The twisty knob to release pressure needs some work, it is difficult to turn. Any idea of the brand?

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Thanks for the responses. The other sticker is just warnings, no identification. I just looked up Lincoln, I don't see anything similar, the letters don’t seem to line up on the sticker either. It definitely has an “N”. I need to see how I can adjust / repair the knob. There is no foot released, so it is slow going down.
 
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Thanks for the responses. The other sticker is just warnings, no identification. I just looked up Lincoln, I don't see anything similar, the letters don’t seem to line up on the sticker either. It definitely has an “N”. I need to see how I can adjust / repair the knob. There is no foot released, so it is slow going down.
The foot pedal is for pumping up. Often there is a lowere function when the pedal is held down.
 
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Theronswanson.. I believe you are correct, thank you. Carlyle (Napa branding) has this exact jack. Not the best on specs / user guides. I will continue to search around for more information. Thanks again all
 
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