Trolley jack identification new user

[johnw123]

Hi can any one id this trolley jack .. no lifting capacity or stickers plates etc to id as seals have gone need to order new seals.will strip seals o rings etc shortly and wonder around places to try get correct ones. But would be handy if can id it. Thanks in advance

 

[mervyn]

It's heavy that's what it is.

 

[johnw123]

Very lol

 

[johnw123]

No takers ?

 

[jabberwoki]

Never seen one like that.
Pm hiball

 

[paulsomlo]

"Trolley jack" - I had to look at your user profile, no surprises there; on this side of the pond, we call them "floor jacks". It doesn't look familiar, may have been made in the UK. We do have a few members here in your vicinity - other than someone recognizing it, you'll need to take it apart and measure seals with a caliper.

 

[johnw123]

It was just a long shot to be fair intend stripping it just thought I'd chance it first

 

[Jack_K]

I would suggest posting it on mig-welding.co.uk

There is much better chance at someone on there being able to identify it.

 

[mikedodge]

Funny that with such a unique look it's not easier to find.

 

[Jack_K]

Funny that with such a unique look it's not easier to find.

There are a lot of old European or British manufacturers that not many people on here would know (most are in the USA). Bradbury, Compac and AC Hydraulic are just the ones I know and I'm not even over there.

 

[Hiball]

I’m going to go with NIKE out of Sweden, Probably 1 1/4- 1 1/2 ton capacity.