I have this jack for sale that is surplus to my needs, this is one of 2 versions used from 28 to mid 31, (I do not have my Double A,er to verify the exact cut off time frame) it has been disassembled cleaned and lubricated, I am asking $70 plus shipping.
Thanks for looking.
AA JACK
Re: AA JACK
I am looking for jack #AA17080 for my 31 service car yours looks like the right jack but I don't see the number on it. Bought about six so far but the judges keep saying I need this number stamped on it
- Brian T
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- Model Year: 1929
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Re: AA JACK
Hello towtruck,
The other version of this jack that I have has no numbers on it, just Ford script, Walker jack USA, I could refer to the judging standards but all of my reference stuff is packed away due to house renovations, maybe Neil could verify if they should have numbers.
Regards Brian.
The other version of this jack that I have has no numbers on it, just Ford script, Walker jack USA, I could refer to the judging standards but all of my reference stuff is packed away due to house renovations, maybe Neil could verify if they should have numbers.
Regards Brian.
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- Brian T
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- Model Year: 1929
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Re: AA JACK
Here is a link from the MAFCA site, I see no mention that they have a part number cast on them, it does mention that they it can be a little sketchy to ID.
http://www.mafca.com/tqa_jacks_aa.html
http://www.mafca.com/tqa_jacks_aa.html
Nothing can be made fool proof, fools are ingenious bastards.
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Re: AA JACK
Based on Ford engineering drawings, the three AA jacks are shown in the picture below. There is a large rivet holding the operator and drive gear to the #2 and #3 jack. There is one opening on each side showing the internal screw for the #2 jack and two openings on each side for the #3 jack.
FYI - the drawing below has been sent to the Judging Standards Committee for updating the Standards.
FYI - the drawing below has been sent to the Judging Standards Committee for updating the Standards.
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Re: AA JACK
I will take it contack me at whoamule@whidbey.com name is Jerry
Re: AA JACK
I have 3 jacks exacly like the late style, (third picture). I checked them and none have that number.
- Brady
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Re: AA JACK
Thank you Neil for posting those great illustrations of the jacks.