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Location: Northern Nevada
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Re: Original Jack Questions
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That and a dollar says your jack is for a c10. Perhaps k10 too. Too light duty for a 20? Hmm, interesting seeing your set up. I can't swear my truck had a spring for a jacks parts, but I think it did and was installed w the rebuild. Positve it had at least the screw for it. Why would u need a bag at all with that jack? My truck didn't have a bag when I found it, stole one off another truck. Maybe it never did. Is that a factory bag underneath those parts? Be a great use of it if not needed for parts, perhaps even factory.
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