WalkerB1 Jack

[28Ca8149]

I have a Walker B1 car jack .It has the part that the handle goes in missing.Can someone get a picture or drawing of the inside parts .Thanks George

[CarlG]

This probably isn't exactly what you want, but maybe it will help.

In October 1928 the A-17080-A jack, made by Walker and by Ajax, was introduced. It was similar in design to the earlier type, except it did not have the top extension. The Walker and Ajax versions were nearly identical except for the shape of the bases. The Ajax jack had square corners on the base, while the Walker was rounded. Both jacks were 9 ½” high and used a new handle (A-17081-A) made of ¼” x 7/8” flat steel, 20” long with a quarter twist 3-7/8” from the handle end and a tire tool on the opposite end. This jack was used thru November 1929.

[Mike V. Florida]

here is another

[28Ca8149]

Mine has a brass plate on the side with the walker B1 on it ,It has the hump on the side .But it also has a hook on the part that goes up and down I'll see if I can post a picture

[28Ca8149]

Mine has a brass plate on the side with the Walker B1 on it ,It has the hump on the side .But it also has a hook on the part that goes up and down I'll see if I can post a picture

[Bob Bidonde]

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The original ratchet type jacks are unsafe. There was one fatality I know of where an AJAX jack collapsed while a Model A'er was under the car.

[28Ca8149]

I would believe that, the ratchet is not very good and a jar would make it slip

[pgerhardt]

I have one, but it is for display purposes only. I carry a modern scissors jack in the car.

[28Ca8149]

I'm on system 10 now and can't post a picture

[jthomas6]

Originally Posted by 1930 coupe

Vince------- you need to clean the cookie crumbs out of your key board------ you are starting to get bugs.

Yeah, when I first saw it to the side of what I was reading, I swiped at my monitor to shoo it away!

[Gary WA]

will this help?