jackall jack

[Tall T]

Hi folks,

I ran across this forum seeking information about the Jackall Jack. I happen to have a Mark II I got from my Dad that I am selling, so was looking for pricing information online.

While perusing other places I found that Jackall Jack's assests were purchased by another company. Here is the address for the notification about that:

http://www.pullr.com/pr/pr0201.htm

You may be able to purchase replacement parts from the new company. I see they are still selling the jack, just under a new name.

Also, I have a Hi-Lift jack that is identical in every way that I can tell. While I have not tried swaping parts between them to be certain, they look and operate exactly the same. I would not be surprised that a replacement part from Hi-Lift would work just fine. Just another option to consider.

Enjoy!

The difference I've noticed from the newer style jackalls (there may be other differences).
is that on the originals the foot is a cast iron piece, but is only steel plate on the modern version.
I think that the up/down lever piece is the same on new or old.

 

[ttiiggy]

I have had contact with probably 15 high lift jacks at various positions in my life. I regularly haven't noticed one brand more than the other. Some of them were worn out or part bent or rusted or gunky. Some were pretty much new. I think I remember some of each kind that were bad and some of each kind were good. The ones I had the most trouble with were mostly just needing cleaned up and lubed.

 

[Dusty MI]

I've got an engine pulling tool that now sits all folded up and parked in a corner out of the way. It will spread out and lift an engine out of a vehicle, or an older farm tractor, that is what I used it for.

Dusty