Description:
This is a vintage cast iron ratcheting jack, featuring a sturdy base and a visible gear mechanism. It has a rugged, utilitarian design, with a patina indicative of years of use. The jack is manually operated, using a screw and ratchet system to adjust height, making it ideal for antique tool collectors or restoration projects.
Era:
Early-to-Mid 20th Century
Style:
Industrial / Mechanical
Technique:
Cast iron construction with machined gears and ratcheting components.
Tools Used:
Metal casting, machining, and forging.
History:
These types of jacks were commonly used in automotive and agricultural applications, providing a reliable way to lift heavy equipment for repairs. The ratchet design allowed for gradual lifting with stability, making them a crucial tool in workshops and garages.
Manufacturer / Maker:
Unknown, but possibly from Blackhawk, Walker, or Duff Norton, based on similar historical designs.
Measurements:
Suggested Weight:
Approx. 8-12 lbs
Item Number : P12045
Category : Industrial
Brand : UK
