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12-06-19, 05:27
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As far as I know, you have the 15 cwt truck jack.
The 3-ton truck jack had the extra handle casting. Our Canadian friends may be able to confirm (or deny?) that.... Mike 
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12-06-19, 06:14
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15 CWT jack?
Hi Mike,
I was hoping it was. Will see if our Canadian friends can confirm this too. If it is not the correct jack for my truck no great financial loss. I picked it up for a song- well, more like the price of a music CD! Cheers,
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F15-A 1942 Battery Staff Jacques Reed
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12-06-19, 12:31
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Right one, on the left!
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12-06-19, 23:04
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Correct 15 CWT jack
Hi Tony,
Thanks. For years I was looking for the type with a handle but took a punt on this one. Sometimes you just get lucky! Here's the matching view from the other side. No crank handle came with it so next item is to get the dimensions of one. Hopefully an easy fabrication from round bar. Cheers,
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F15-A 1942 Battery Staff Jacques Reed Last edited by Jacques Reed; 12-06-19 at 23:14.
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