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What would this JACK be called?
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The best way I can explain what they used, would be one of those small floor jacks, but rather than wheels on the bottom, there was a lower wedge, and rather than the round pad on the top like on the floor jack, was a top wedge. The handle was placed into a hole on the rear (just like on the floor jacks), and as it was pumped, those wedges separated and lifted the object. Did it look like this: http://yindutool.en.made-in-china.co...er-SC-18-.html http://image.made-in-china.com/43f34...ter-SC-18-.jpg -- Bobby G. |
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