"dave" wrote in message
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dave wrote:
OK, won an ebay auction and bought an "unknown maker" pallet jack, in

Larry Jaques said:
I'll take a WAG and say it may be a King jack. vbg
(You may not have seen the sticker but I sure did.)

Glenn said:
LOL just did a google on king pallet jack and there it be
http://www.spill911.com/p3631g216c6/...ml?Af_ID=0&Use...


looks like I should've clarified what I needed a little better. since I'm
looking for PARTS for it, and the "KING" logo is 'way different' on the
one pictured, both in design and where the logo itself is located =on= the
jack, and also because the tips of the forks@their tops, above the wheels,
are an entirely different config, there must be "more than one" maker of
pallet jacks named "king" (OR being resold as "king branded" pallet
jacks).

I'm actually hoping for is source for =parts= for my particular pallet
jack, hopefully thru its "known maker", IF the maker can be 'discovered'
somehow...like either 'website' or street (for buying parts). maybe some
guy who sees the pix and has the very =same= jack. maybe I wasn't clear
enough, sorry.

ps-new pix added to my pallet jack site, closeups...etc

http://hardwares.po.gs/pallet_jack_3_pix/

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thanks for trying to help :-)

toolie

Several of the sites I looked at said they sold parts. King is a prety old
name fo chinese imports. I have a drill press that is a king brand that is
about 18 years old. More than likely it is an import mark.
Personally I would just make the metal parts and the seals and O rings are
easily purchased for most of that stuff.
Of course it would be way cool if somebody had the exact jack and a book and
a box of parts for ya but...