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CORD JACK

  • Terry Cockerell
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21 Jan 2022 00:19 #44691 by Terry Cockerell
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The original jack deformed the bumper bars before the wheel was raised.
In most cases the jack was replaceded by a simple screw jack.
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20 Jan 2022 21:45 #44690 by rhauser
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I have the base and shaft but not the mechanism to lift the car. Did any other jacks use anything close to the jack head? probably not but worth asking. of course someone might have that part only hidden in the back of their garage and will part with it. Just curious...

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18 Jan 2022 14:47 #44685 by pete kelly
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Here are better pics of an original CORD jack. I think I posted these before but easier to repost than find in the forums.
NOT COMMON
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