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BULLITT65

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Hey fellas, well after a long search I finally was able to locate a Blackhawk SJ-18 that was close to a relative. My father-in-law drove it out to me right before Christmas from Indiana. So I had pic of the jack ahead of time, and was told it was functional and well taken care of. I got the jack and I would say it is pretty spot on. Upon inspection it appears it had been painted a few times, and I noticed a few things that were missing. So there are these round plates on the sides of the jack, ( that the handle pivots on) and they have a grease fitting in them. So one of the plates is missing the shouldered slotted screw. I am also missing the grease fitting in one. This is not a threaded zirk fitting, so I am guessing these may be pressed in?
Lastly I noticed that one of the upper slotted screws is missing that hold the "T" handle in along with the cone shaped spider washers.

SO does anyone have these spare parts?
 
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Should I take pictures of the screws? I thought Hiball or someone would chime in with a source for these couple of items?
 
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BULLITT65 said:
Should I take pictures of the screws? I thought Hiball or someone would chime in with a source for these couple of items?
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Happy holidays. It might help to change the title to "need help finding parts for Blackhawk SJ-18" instead of "My new Christmas present!".
 
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measuredtwice said:
Happy holidays. It might help to change the title to "need help finding parts for Blackhawk SJ-18" instead of "My new Christmas present!".
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Haha true, the title seems like someone wanting to showing off their present:pimpflash

If you can't find the original screws, the only thing I can think of is to take it to a fastener store that carries an assortment of screws, I managed to get a bolt replacement for a stone mill that was no where to be found.
 
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Good point. Can I change the title?
I tried my hardware store. They have ton of hard to find screws, but these ones were not there. I was hoping someone may have them. I will start a new thread.
 
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