1930's Screw Jack Saved From The Junk Man - Perfect Restoration
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Published 2022-07-17
Lake & Elliot N17080
Description
This is a 2 stage screw jack. On one side is cast N17080 and on the other LAKE & ELLIOT LTD BRAINTREE ENGLAND. On top of the winding bevel gear is FABRIQUE EN ANGLETERRE suggesting that this jack may be for a French Vehicle. It is 8.25" closed. Information that has come to light says that N17080 is a Ford stock number for Fordson jacking systems.
Applicable Vehicles:
Fordson tractors built between 1931 and 1945.
Jack Handle Type:
Rectangular bar.
So anyway I hope you enjoy this little restoration and will join me again next time for another fun filled project.
Enjoy
RRC
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1930's Screw Jack Saved From The Junk Man - Perfect Restoration
All Comments (21)
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I agree completely. Screw Jack. Might be ninety years old, but there's no excuse. He knows what he did.
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Doesn't matter what you restore! It's always a pleasure to watch you work! Nice seeing the CR in the background!👍🏼
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Brought back great memories of helping my father in the garage in the early 1970s. I saw the rusty starting piece and thought yes, but dad's was green. Then you painted it green and I have such a smile on my face. Thank you.
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The amount of craftmanship is stunning!
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Lovely restoration 😍😍😍
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I knew there was something before hydraulic bottle Jack's and bumper Jack's. Amazing job. Ingenious device
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Better than new!
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This is a very useful video for me. I have a very similar jack in a similar condition thanks to a leaky toolbox in the back of my truck. These jacks are old school but they're not throwaways, very strong and reliable. It's always good to watch someone else do a job like this before doing it oneself, even if it is straightforward. Thank you.
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Very good, Thank you so much 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
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Bom Dia...Parabéns Amigo Ficou Ótimo ! 🎉👏🎉👏🎉👏🎉👏🎉 🇧🇷 Saudações Brasileiras 🇧🇷 Cosme - São Paulo - Brasil
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RRC Restoration excellent work as always and really enjoy the channel! I have on the few things I restored I've left some of the over flash casting for character.
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I'm old now but I can still smell the metal milling, the sanding the satisfaction on a part well made. I'm retired but younger people tell me the machines I worked on still function years later. I will never be famous but I did make things work.
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Nice job you did on restoring the old jack. It looks much better and works like a charm, too. Great work.
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Bloody Nice Mate👍
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A nice way to watch a Scotsman restore an English product on the day of the coronation of King Charles :).. Thank you maestro...
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You pay attention to the small details and strive for the perfection of the restoration, I enjoyed it very much and joined for further viewings in the future, well done
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You did an OUTSTANDING JOB bring back that 1930s jack. I have a jack which was my dad's very similar to yours which I will be restoring!
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Mate quite simply, that is a sensation restoration, absolutely beautiful - fantastic job.
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Lovely restoration. I am always impressed with the paint finishes you achieve on your projects. One would be forgiven for thinking the finishes were achieved by means of powder-coating. Thank you for sharing, all the best to you.
