Is this a walker 93632 or 93642

[Millertime83]

I just got this jack for free and I need a rebuild kit for it can't seem to figure out for sure what it is or where to get one any help would be appreciated

 

[ex-x-fire]

Looks like mine, it's a Walker J-122.

 

[Millertime83]

Looks like mine, it's a Walker J-122.

What year is yours. I seen a thread on here with a rebuild and it looked just like mine it was a 93632 so that's why I am confused

 

[Millertime83]

Is hiball still around here he seems to know everything about these jacks.

 

[ex-x-fire]

What year is yours. I seen a thread on here with a rebuild and it looked just like mine it was a 93632 so that's why I am confused

Yeah, I really don't know the year. If I had to guess I'd say mid to late 60s. It seems like in the 70s walker jacks were sold under different labels, napa rebranded the 1.5 ton jack.

 

[Millertime83]

Yeah, I really don't know the year. If I had to guess I'd say mid to late 60s. It seems like in the 70s walker jacks were sold under different labels, napa rebranded the 1.5 ton jack.

So that big of a jack is only 1.5 ton

 

[Hiball]

So that big of a jack is only 1.5 ton

Yes... At the time of production it was rated as a 1.5 ton, it's probably a later series J-122, could be a early 93632. Regardless... Most suppliers use a universal kit for these series and include both the leather piston seal and the Ucup, along with packing/quad ring for the tank nut. The Jack was later moved to a 93642 (same bore size) and bumped to 2 ton (early series) till the 52 came out.

 

[WWheeler]

Looks a lot like my 1-1/2 ton Walker 93632. Not sure what the year is though.

Edit: Good to see Hiball weighed in.

 

[Millertime83]

That's all I needed now I'll try to find a rebuild kit