Walker Floor Jack ID

[nafarmboy]

Howdy, Can anybody tell me what model jack this is. It was given to me about 40 years ago. I was working at a service station while in high school and the guy sold out to a convenience store. He had already sold all his tools but the jack so I spoke up and claimed it. It's a walker and I'd guess it to be about 50 years old. Can't make out the model but looks like it might be J2132. It's a 2 ton and it was blue and yellow. Also where would be best place to get parts. Thanks Tom

 

[MWitte]

That looks really close to the same thing as my model J-134.

 

[brucea.schweigert@gma]

for parts/rebuild kit, try Hydraulic Jack Inc in Accord NY, last time i checked. have not ordered from them in several years, but they always had what i needed.

 

[nafarmboy]

That looks really close to the same thing as my model J-134.

That looks really close to the same thing as my model J-134.

Thanks, I couldn't tell what was after the j but I figured if you'd was a 4 ton and ended in 4 and mine was a 2 ton I'd try googling j-132 and that's what it is.

 

[paulsomlo]

Several members here have used Hydraulic Parts Supply in Sawyer KS, (620) 594-2247.

 

[MWitte]

That's interesting that Walker built that same physical size jack in both a 2 ton & 4 ton capacity. (They both list the same 4 1/2 to 25 inch lift range, so im betting they are the same size.)

I also have a slightly smaller 2 ton capacity Walker jack but it has a 3 3/4 to 20 inch lift range.