Vintage Milwaukee floor jack
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I do not see the correct diagram on hcrcnow.com but that doesn't mean they can't help you.
The model 20 looks similar but newer?
Those Milwaukee are unique with that pump design and the aluminum reservoir cap/lid.
Cool Jack for sure and I can't wait to see it done.
The model 20 looks similar but newer?
Milwaukee Hydraulics Drawings - HCRCnow.com | Lazzar's Floor Jack & Hydraulic Cylinder Repair Center
Lazzar's HCRC is a leading supplier of repair parts and seal kits for floor jacks, air hydraulic pumps, hand pumps and rams. We also sell Metric and Standard Seals.
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Those Milwaukee are unique with that pump design and the aluminum reservoir cap/lid.
Cool Jack for sure and I can't wait to see it done.
Just came across this thread on here...
www.garagejournal.com
And this Model 20 rebuild thread.
www.garagejournal.com
Is Milwaukee Hydraulics still in business?
I'm trying to get pricing and delivery on a model 20 floor jack. So far I've tried calling the 800 number on the website, says number is no longer in service. Tried filling out the contact form via the website and get an internal server error when I try to submit it. Hopefully something else is...
www.garagejournal.com
And this Model 20 rebuild thread.
Milwaukee Model 20 Jack Rebuild
I picked up a rough Milwaukee Model 20 jack from Craigslist a few months back and have been slowly getting around to bringing it back to life. The guy I bought it from said it wouldn't stay raised anymore, and that the jack had belonged to his grandfather. I don't know anything about...
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Roberts210
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That is an old Milwaukee jack. Glad to see you've got the handle.
That Milwaukee 25 is Neat.
Whats the other one apart on the bench? Does that one have a headlight?
I got the 1.25T AJAX (Hein-Werner) all apart the other day and put back together. It showed the most potential of the 4. Pretty tight and didn't leak. It was the nasty dirty one on top of the pile, right top. Not bad for $8
Working on the Hein-Werner WS 1.5T now in fact. It is the blue one on top left in previous pic. It leaks at the ram.
I think I just got the WS 1.5T to not leak. WooHoo. While the pumps are removable on these in 5min it sure takes a lot more time to fill the fluid in the tiny hole and get the air out. But I think I am 2 outa 4 functional for no money. Well the 1.5T did cost $11
Whats the other one apart on the bench? Does that one have a headlight?
I got the 1.25T AJAX (Hein-Werner) all apart the other day and put back together. It showed the most potential of the 4. Pretty tight and didn't leak. It was the nasty dirty one on top of the pile, right top. Not bad for $8
Working on the Hein-Werner WS 1.5T now in fact. It is the blue one on top left in previous pic. It leaks at the ram.
I think I just got the WS 1.5T to not leak. WooHoo. While the pumps are removable on these in 5min it sure takes a lot more time to fill the fluid in the tiny hole and get the air out. But I think I am 2 outa 4 functional for no money. Well the 1.5T did cost $11
The one I pieces is a Blackhawk s13 with light on it! Another vintage sweetheart!That Milwaukee 25 is Neat.
Whats the other one apart on the bench? Does that one have a headlight?
I got the 1.25T AJAX (Hein-Werner) all apart the other day and put back together. It showed the most potential of the 4. Pretty tight and didn't leak. It was the nasty dirty one on top of the pile, right top. Not bad for $8
Working on the Hein-Werner WS 1.5T now in fact. It is the blue one on top left in previous pic. It leaks at the ram.
I think I just got the WS 1.5T to not leak. WooHoo. While the pumps are removable on these in 5min it sure takes a lot more time to fill the fluid in the tiny hole and get the air out. But I think I am 2 outa 4 functional for no money. Well the 1.5T did cost $11