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[Jeeper]

They keep expanding...

 

[Burgerkong]

Heh Jeeper, just like me. Two jacks within a week.

 

[wrenchguy]

I didn't see a vintage jack thread so I thought i'd throw this in here... I mean drag here,225 lbs. its about 2' tall. thanks 4 looking.

 

[dep5]

Here is my Blackhawk AB85 front end service jack. It is similar to a Weaver WJ-77

 

[dep5]

I think this is a Weaver, sure would like to find the brass ID tag. 38" wheelbase, OL approx 5-1/2 ft. Cannot find this in my Weaver literature. Thanks for this forum.

 

[the gypsy]

How much does that Jack weigh?

 

[Hiball]

I think this is a Weaver, sure would like to find the brass ID tag. 38" wheelbase, OL approx 5-1/2 ft. Cannot find this in my Weaver literature. Thanks for this forum.

Definitely Weaver... Very cool piece.

 

[LeGarage]

Nike jack.

 

[CRTDI]

I think this is a Weaver, sure would like to find the brass ID tag. 38" wheelbase, OL approx 5-1/2 ft. Cannot find this in my Weaver literature. Thanks for this forum.

That's a seriously cool Weaver unit you have there... Deserves a full restoration for sure. I've been keeping an eye out for one, but no luck..

You'll find a 1936 ad pic that I posted in this thread a while back.

http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=82988&highlight=weaver+bling

 

[dep5]

you'll find a 1936 ad pic that i posted in this thread a while back.

http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=82988&highlight=weaver+bling

thank you !

 

[dep5]

My long frame jack lineup, 1943 era Weaver ?model? ?ton in front, shadowing the Walker 784 4ton Big Boy and Hein-Werner Model M 2ton.

 

[dep5]

I bought my Hein-Werner Model M 2 ton long frame (year unknown) in approx 1964, it was in need of rebuild, I had ABC Specialty in Ft Wayne do the work. (Wonder if they have survived).

At any rate it has served me well until I abused it this summer by jacking on the edge of a trailer spring and when the load adjusted and shifted, the load impacted the lift plate, breaking the lift arm. Not a pretty sight, not a very good design; I am sure others have had the same failure, wonder if there is a good fix?

 

[Dan McBoost]

Handy:

https://sphotos-a-ord.**.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/15443_1169413476703_4501550_n.jpg

... now if I could only get a couple of them to stop leaking when open.

 

[CRTDI]

dep,

That's a nice looking line-up of long frames... Unfortunately for your M model, it looks like you might need to be on the look out for a parts jack with a donor lifting arm assy.

Hiball might have an extra is his pile of parts, try sending him a PM.

 

[hemifalcon]

Just grabbed this nice old Blackhawk S13 today.. I've been needing a second jack--and thought one of these old cast Blackhawk jacks would be great to use with all the old stuff I work on.
This one works--only issue being the holes for all the hinge pins are little worn. Some bigger pins or possibly some bronze bushings may be due. Also, the handle was brazed onto the pivot bracket at one time--dunno why. Does anyone have the ability to take a photo of the inside of their jack handle near the bottom?? The jack works well-PO said it leaks a little once under a load.
Jack has and will continue to see regular service.

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[e-tek]

Jacks I know:

 

[jes_si]

^^^

 

[Wamerjamer]

Finally got these Thursday

 

[DSCS]

I just bought this jack today ...... I think is Taiwan made but TUV approve.

Liftmaster TT6920 aluminium low profile floor jack.









http://www.arcs-tuning.de/wagenheber/aluminium-heber/[tt6920]-aluminium-wagenheber-2-ton-90mm-440mm-mit-quick-lift-fuer-racing-sportwagen-rennsport/a-378/

 

[enginerd364]

I just bought this jack today ...... I think is Taiwan made but TUV approve.

Liftmaster TT6920 aluminium low profile floor jack.

...

I often forget about TUV when it comes to tools. When researching wheels and such I often try to find something with a reputable brand or TUV approved. Now if only that jack was available in the US, I think would be excellent for the weekend warrior.

 

[Crow Horse]

Something different in the jack department, a Hi Lift jack set up for manual winching tasks. I fabbed the lower tensioning bracket which allows continuous winching instead of winching a full cycle and having to reset/disconnect. The chains when leap frogging the connection points retains tension on the item you're winching. Grade 70 or equivalent chains & hardware. On top is a JackMate....... I set this up for the times I can't get up my driveway in the winter.....

 

[ShadowRuleZ]

Just got this today from an estate sale. Of course, all google searches lead back to GJ

 

[Hpozzuoli]

Napa 2 1/4 ton (red) and a companion 3 ton (silver). The companion is my go to jack because of the smaller pad on it. I also have a bunch of bottle and scissor jacks as well.

 

[jnolla]

Brunnhoelzl jacking it up! This is the 1 pump Pro Flat Jack model.

 

[Hpozzuoli]

Brunnhoelzl jacking it up! This is the 1 pump Pro Flat Jack model.

Damn. That is like a sculpture. I wouldn't want to use it.

 

[beatcad]

Just got this today from an estate sale. Of course, all google searches lead back to GJ

that Blackhawk jack is just to cool.
I cant wait to show mine(when I get it home)


no one wants to see my alltrade 3 ton jack

 

[Jarhead0408]

SHadowRulez,

I don't care what you payed for it man. That jack is an automatic: "YOU ****!"

 

[azpoolpro]

Can anyone identify this jack? It seems like a solid jack but was loosing fluid from the seal in the picture

 

[Hiball]

Can anyone identify this jack? It seems like a solid jack but was loosing fluid from the seal in the picture

That is a Wiper that sits in a groove at the top end of the Pump Piston, Its job is to prevent **** from entering the Pump Cylinder galley. The Leakage problem is because the Oring below the wiper is bad. You will need to pull the Pump piston to gain access to the Orings.

 

[Deskmechanic]

Here's my Montgomery Wards. I have no idea who the OEM is - I inherited it and it makes my 4-ton Craftsman pro jack look like a Chinese toy. Color looks like Walker blue...

 

[Hiball]

Here's my Montgomery Wards. I have no idea who the OEM is - I inherited it and it makes my 3-ton Craftsman pro jack look like a Chinese toy. Color looks like Walker blue...

OEM is Ausco, Looks like a D-7600.

 

[Deskmechanic]

OEM is Ausco, Looks like a D-7600.

Thanks, I figured you would know. My grandfather had it rebuilt 8 or 10 years ago, and it works great. But that info could be handy in the future.

Funny that it's only rated at 2 tons when my 4 ton craftsman is lighter, smaller and harder to pump.

I do have one question - I'll try to get a picture but there is a latch or something behind and under where the handle attaches to the frame of the jack. It doesn't appear to do anything, but I think it's supposed to keep the handle from falling back. Do you know what I'm talking about?

 

[Hiball]

Thanks, I figured you would know. My grandfather had it rebuilt 8 or 10 years ago, and it works great. But that info could be handy in the future.

Funny that it's only rated at 2 tons when my 4 ton craftsman is lighter, smaller and harder to pump.

I do have one question - I'll try to get a picture but there is a latch or something behind and under where the handle attaches to the frame of the jack. It doesn't appear to do anything, but I think it's supposed to keep the handle from falling back. Do you know what I'm talking about?

PM me your Email Address and ill send you the Exploded View Diagram for future reference.

Email Sent with Diagram.

 

[scrapdaddy]

Here's a 10 ton Lincoln, I just brought home. Pumps up, but leaks down. Needs a rebuild kit, but not bad for $73 at auction.

 

[MattK2]

Newly acquired S13 and my old Sears 214 bought new in '91.

 

[oneacer]

Is it possible that someone here might know what make of jack this is and what and where to get this broken part?

 

[oneacer]

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[ahab]

and now for something completely different...

A Torin 12 ton Air / Hydraulic bottle jack.

It is okay for occasional use with a GMC 1/2 ton. A slightly longer stroke would be good for regular use on something that size.

MFR's site

Northern Tool
Amazon
Home Depot

video of the HFT version in operation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=J44ib1npZdM#t=284

 

[kenfain]

My walker 882, no the colors aren't original. But this thing is gonna get scuffed and scratched anyway. So I used paint I could easily match. Three bucks a can, instant match.

 

[Jarhead0408]

Here's a 10 ton Lincoln, I just brought home. Pumps up, but leaks down. Needs a rebuild kit, but not bad for $73 at auction.

Good Grief! Look at the sumbit##s behind it!