Vintage Weaver Floor Jack Questions..

[Ole_Red]

Does anyone know how to tell what size Weaver jack this is? Was thinking 2 ton, but unsure. Also, is there any market for them? Price points? Got someone wanting to buy this off me and I have no idea how to price it.

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[carnutdallas]

So I have that same unit and it is a 5 ton I believe. I will take a look Monday and see. My favorite tool in my shop. I need a new caster, but we use it to move cars across the street all the time. Great jack.


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[Hiball]

Should be a stamp on the top of the hydraulic unit, it will start with a "WA" and the 2 digit number. I believe it's a 4 ton, which would be 73.

Wa-72 = 2 ton
Wa-73 = 4 ton
Wa-75 = 10 ton
Wa-85 = 20 ton

It appears that it's missing the saddle, unknown rebuild history... I feel you would be doing awesome at $200, probably $100-150 would be reasonable if the casters/wheels/rod finish is good.

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[carnutdallas]

Should be a stamp on the top of the hydraulic unit, it will start with a "WA" and the 2 digit number. I believe it's a 4 ton, which would be 73.

Wa-72 = 2 ton
Wa-73 = 4 ton
Wa-75 = 10 ton
Wa-85 = 20 ton

It appears that it's missing the saddle, unknown rebuild history... I feel you would be doing awesome at $200, probably $100-150 would be reasonable if the casters/wheels/rod finish is good.

Castle equipment for all your needs, Manuals, Parts etc.

Mine must be a 4 ton then. Will check the stamp.


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[Ole_Red]

Thanks for all of the info!