Subject	Yes there is a lever, it screws out and up like a
Posted by	Musashi Sword on February 01, 2005 at 10:06 PM
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In Reply To	Those things keep getting more interesting. posted by TT XTZ on February 01, 2005 at 09:43 PM
Message	jack stand would to adjust height but it has holes that allow a pipe or rod to go through it and twist up the weight. Yes they still work they they have a lift of about a foot above the top of the jack. I put it under the truck we were using and it lifted it like it wasn't even there. They were used to level houses.
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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