Mintgrun
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Does anyone recognize this jack? It doesn't have any markings of any kind. There appears to be a small amount of red paint left on it, which may be a clue, assuming it is original.
Tom
Tom
No-name hydraulic bumper jack identification?
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Provincial
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NAPA sold jacks like that in the 1950's. I don't know the supplier, and am not sure if they were the same.
Thanks Provincial. I've seen a lot of similar jacks using Google image search, but most of them have a larger diameter section above the lever, like on camper jacks.
EDIT-- Don Long shared a photo of his Blackhawk J-18 and it is a match for the one I have here. There's probably no point in pulling this thread back to page one, so I'll just edit a link to his jack into this post.
www.garagejournal.com
"You have a model J-18"
EDIT-- Don Long shared a photo of his Blackhawk J-18 and it is a match for the one I have here. There's probably no point in pulling this thread back to page one, so I'll just edit a link to his jack into this post.
The vintage Blackhawk Thread
I hope his divestiture is due to other interests or opportunities, and not necessity. I wrestle at times with the intelligence of keeping tools I’ll never use and know no one other than GJ members would appreciate.
www.garagejournal.com
"You have a model J-18"
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