Heres a few pictures. I expected everything to be 'seized-up' pretty good since its been sitting outside at least 10 years but after spraying it down with penetrating oil last night it came apart really easy. Unfortunately I didn't take any pictures before I tore in to it, but it looks just like deathbound's jack except it doesn't have the handle to adjust the main handle height (it still has a little rod at the bottom just no linkage and handle at the top.)
It hasn't worked in a while but I thought it would be something cool to have in the garage if I could get it working again (and way better than some chinese POS). I am only 22 so this is the first time I've ever pulled a jack apart and to be honest I don't really know what to expect, so any advice from you guys would be awesome. I ran into my first road block about an hour ago (see the last two pictures). I guess I need some spanner wrenches so until I can pick those up I am at a stand still. Well thanks for the welcome and dont be afraid to throw out any advice you may have.=quote]
Looks like a good start. If you need any pics during reassembly, let me know. Also, check out the following thread with another Marquette jack, which has a few posts with quite a few detailed pics of my jack, if needed. Good luck.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=56550
