Subject	Those things keep getting more interesting.
Posted by	TT XTZ on February 01, 2005 at 9:43 PM
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In Reply To	Well from what I have found they are used to jack up posted by Musashi Sword on February 01, 2005 at 08:57 PM
Message	I figured they were just stands because I didn't see any levers and, well, they look stand-like. How do they work? Do they still work?
Follow Ups	Does any one know anything about old jacks? We sold - Musashi Sword 17:25:03 02/01/05 *jack stands - TT XTZ 17:36:01 02/01/05 Google-ho? Ok, what day did Washington cross the Delaware? - Scotts94z32 17:43:50 02/01/05 Christmas Night, 1776. - Scotts94z32 17:45:28 02/01/05 D'oh! Caught me napping. (n/m) - TT XTZ 17:48:48 02/01/05 Thanks, these were circa around 1896 or so. (n/m) - Musashi Sword 17:44:39 02/01/05 That's really cool. What are you going to do with them? (n/m) - TT XTZ 17:53:58 02/01/05 I don't know probably display them in my new workshop - Musashi Sword 18:04:38 02/01/05 you spend to muuch time with spee and yugo. (n/m) - Halo Z 19:04:50 02/01/05 No such thing as "too much time" - TT XTZ 19:24:18 02/01/05 Well from what I have found they are used to jack up - Musashi Sword 20:57:57 02/01/05 Those things keep getting more interesting. - TT XTZ 21:43:24 02/01/05 Yes there is a lever, it screws out and up like a - Musashi Sword 22:06:36 02/01/05 I learn something new every day! - TT XTZ 22:39:41 02/01/05 Oh yeah, and *too *much. ;) (n/m) - TT XTZ 19:26:35 02/01/05 i stand by my statement. :) and add a "WAY TOO MUCH" - Halo Z 19:38:17 02/01/05 take them to get appraised at "Antique Road Show" - AzHeat 18:31:40 02/01/05 Haha, if there was one around I guess I could. (n/m) - Musashi Sword 18:39:01 02/01/05
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