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Are they any good? I'm going to see one from a CL add today. Just wondering what to look for. What models are good? Are the older ones USA made?
 
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Are they any good? I'm going to see one from a CL add today. Just wondering what to look for. What models are good? Are the older ones USA made?

Anything that has been labeled Snap On with the exeption of there NEW stuff is Walker/Lincoln Design, And a quality American Product. Pics? or the Ad?
 
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Anything that has been labeled Snap On with the exeption of there NEW stuff is Walker/Lincoln Design, And a quality American Product. Pics? or the Ad?

Add just says snap on floor jack. No pics and no other details. When did they start rebadging Asian jacks?
 

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Add just says snap on floor jack. No pics and no other details. When did they start rebadging Asian jacks?

Maybe some of the Dealers can chime in, but it was probably 6+ years ago. If i had a picture or a model number, i could tell imediately if its American design or Import. It coinsided with Hein Werner buying Lincoln out, which happened around 2004 i believe.
 
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I have no photos yet. I'm probably going to check it out later today. Do the USA made ones have Made in USA stamped or printed anywhere?
 
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I have no photos yet. I'm probably going to check it out later today. Do the USA made ones have Made in USA stamped or printed anywhere?

If the tag is still legible it should have the USA on it somewhere, Here are what to look for as far as the pump area. This is your Typical Walker/Lincoln pump and they all the look the same, 1 single pump, with the only exception being the fill plug location, Pre 85 its on the unit ( like the pic) after its on the resevoir.

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Thanks Hiball. I'll look for that pump. How much are these jacks worth in working order? The guy wants $100. I figure that a new Chinese jack costs almost that much.
 

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Snapon sounds like gold to many sellers, I'd rather find the non rebadged Lincoln or HW jack.

New jacks are priced all over the map, but HF sells a $59 jack few have any complaints about.
 
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I already have 3 chinese jacks including a HF. I'm trying to trade up and move away from Chinese tools. I just don't enjoy owning them if they are not US or EU made.
 

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Thanks Hiball. I'll look for that pump. How much are these jacks worth in working order? The guy wants $100. I figure that a new Chinese jack costs almost that much.

Depending on the tonnage, I sell 1 1/2 ton all day long out of my shop for $125-150. It its a 2 1/2+ add $75-100 depending on condition.

Little Snap on Breakdown
YA-700 2 1/2 ton jack
Ya 657 4 ton Long Frame Jack.
Ya 652 2 ton
Ya 666 2 ton
Ya 667 4 ton long frame

On the more recent Snap on stuff during the lincoln rebadge era you could supplement 93 in place of the YA and get the cross reference.
 
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Are they any good? I'm going to see one from a CL add today. Just wondering what to look for. What models are good? Are the older ones USA made?
Old post but the same exact 3 ton floor jack snap on sells for 1,000 dollars is made by the same company who makes that same exact jack for Daytona that sells at harbor freight for 150-200 dollars.
 
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