Old hydraulic jack ID

[Muganic]

I wonder if someone might be able to identify this jack.

[Hamilton]

Okay, I'll go first and admit that from just that one image I probably wouldn't have even identified it as a jack, much less identify a particular model/use/nomenclature.

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[Plymouthy Adams]

quick check on e-bay shows one remarkably similar...sold by Sears.....as stated earlier...need a few more pics, the actual jacking mechanism is not shown...key element in identification...few also on internet search of images, vintage hydraulic jack......you can look there also...

[Muganic]

Another pic of the jack partly raised and another jack found on a local site in Oz that was made by Lightburn and called a Falcon jack because of the hook to engage a slot in the locally produced Ford Falcon car circa 1970 I think. Thanks for the inputs even tho’ not strictly pertaining to Mopar topics.

 

[Los_Control]

I have no clue what year it is .... no way I would believe is a 1970 falcon jack .... When was last year for falcon?

Looking at the layers and quality of rust .... that must be 1940's or 1950's ... JMHO

 

Edit I see you are not in the states, they made falcons longer there then here so I am wrong there.

Edited February 12, 2021 by Los_Control

[greg g]

My AH sprit has something similar there is a access to the side sill of the uni body that the jack tab fits into then you use a spanner to screw he lifter along a threaded rod.  It lifts both front and rear of one side at once.