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Vintage Handyman Jack age

speedo_

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I have this handyman jack that was passed down to me. I was going to use it for my Jeep when I off road but after searching all the corners of the internet I found it maybe from the 1920's. In that case I might just want to save it since it was owned by my great grandfather and passed down to me through my grandpa and now my dad.

I attached pictures and any help is appreciated.

Thanks!
 

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notlob

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https://hi-lift.com/company/our-history/

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I've taken a Hi-Lift jack with me off-roading in my FJ40 for decades, but I'm not sure I'd want to rely on one as old as yours.

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Recordus

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Definitely made by Hi-Lift, still in business in Bloomfield. I’ve had one, and quality is fine, but the castings have been done in Taiwan for many years.
 
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