Kurt in NJ Well-known member Jan 11, 2019 #2 For in the A I use the original later version screw jack, in the shop I have a Art Deco Manly, and a long frame walker
For in the A I use the original later version screw jack, in the shop I have a Art Deco Manly, and a long frame walker
BILL WILLIAMSON Well-known member Jan 12, 2019 #5 Use anyone named JACK, to do the GRUBBY jobs, fer you---NLOL Bill W.
marty in Ohio Well-known member Jan 12, 2019 #6 I have an old, heavy scissors jack that was in my Dad's '54 Chrysler from years ago. I know it's not the correct jack for my '30 Model A but it sleeps under the seat and I hope to never use it. Marty
I have an old, heavy scissors jack that was in my Dad's '54 Chrysler from years ago. I know it's not the correct jack for my '30 Model A but it sleeps under the seat and I hope to never use it. Marty
Jwilli Well-known member Jan 12, 2019 #7 BILL WILLIAMSON said: Use anyone named JACK, to do the GRUBBY jobs, fer you---NLOL Bill W. Click to expand... Bill, good to see a post by you. Keep up the good progress.
BILL WILLIAMSON said: Use anyone named JACK, to do the GRUBBY jobs, fer you---NLOL Bill W. Click to expand... Bill, good to see a post by you. Keep up the good progress.
G Gold Digger Well-known member Jan 12, 2019 #8 I use an old Walker screw jack. Not original but works great.
dennis lumbert Senior Member Jan 12, 2019 #9 I bought a surplus army Jeep scissor jack on line for $30.
dennis lumbert Senior Member Jan 13, 2019 #11 xmarine said: Hey Dennis Lumbert where inark do you live? I'm in Mena Click to expand... I’m about 50 miles south of Little Rock ,just outside of Pine Bluff.
xmarine said: Hey Dennis Lumbert where inark do you live? I'm in Mena Click to expand... I’m about 50 miles south of Little Rock ,just outside of Pine Bluff.
katy Well-known member Jan 13, 2019 #12 xmarine said: What kind of jack is anyone using? Click to expand... Whatever works.