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Old 08-04-2016, 07:40 PM   #1
Brad54
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Original jack and crank ID? Part numbers, stampings, etc?

So from what I'm seeing, it looks like the bottle jacks for our trucks fit a lot of other applications as well, because I see that same style frequently.

I'm sure there are slight differences though.

What's a sure-fire way to identify these jacks?

Also, what's the best way to identify the cranks? Part number? Length measurements?

I just found what looks like an original jack and crank at the local pawn shop... but the last time I found what I though was an original crank, it turned out to be a good bit longer than a known original I compared it to.

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