Restoration Jack Simplex No29, 15 Tons USA Antique Jack Over 100 Years | Amazing Restorations Skills

Restoration Jack Simplex No29, 15 Tons USA Antique Jack Over 100 Years | Amazing Restorations Skills
SIMPLEX NO. 29 RAILROAD JACK 15 TON CAPACITY 19" LIFT
Simplex No 29 Railroad Jack Antique Railroad Jack Working Condition Simplex No. 29 Railroad Jack Lift Capacity of 15 tons Lift height is 19 inches Top and Side lift positions Jack height in the lowered position is 28 ½ inches Jack height in the raised position is 46 inches Built by the Templeton & Kenly Co. Jack weighs 99 pounds US Patented May 7, 1912 Sept 8, 1914 Shipping is based on 105 lbs. This is a difficult item to handle because of size and weight. The jack itself is 99 lbs.
Today we have a complete Restoration and they are back up and running again
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[@jacoblavere6186]

You need like a gallon and a half of pb blaster lol soak it in that and maybe you can keep the plasma torch in the toolbox

[@restorationsskills4967]

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[@obfuscated3090]

Simplex are still in business producing the same style jacks they've made for well over a century. They're expensive new even in the West so well worth the effort to overhaul and make serviceable. The telephone pole jack style are the most versatile. If you are new to these jacks PRACTICE USING THE DIRECTIONAL CONTROL UNDER LOAD. I greatly prefer the Simplex to the inferior less safe Duff-Norton ratche design. (Newer versions may be better but I've only used the older ones.) Inspect the aluminum cast versions carefully because aluminum is much weaker than steel and in that application a crack can kill you. Watch cribbing videos to learn how to get "progress capture" (crib as you go to limit falling distance) and never rely on only a jack for support unless you want to become a meat patty. There are plenty of safety videos. Watch them and learn!

[@kelanaground]

Waawww. The best

[@lolcec81]

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

[@restorationsskills4967]

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[@davidroosa4561]

thats a big damn jack

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[@SYSASMR]

Nice VIDEO 👍👍👍👍👍👍😍

[@ferd.6779]

Nice and thorough resto!! Like the video, continue ;-))

[@michaeldavid4227]

congratulations friend great job 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷

[@sddiymakeitworthit7512]

Congratulations nice job 👍

[@amazingrestorations9190]

Nice 👍

[@jmccracken491]

I have one of these only smaller little raskel work wonderful.

[@domingorios6672]

Exelente trabajo felicidades un saludo desde México

[@restorationsskills4967]

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[@CrimeanBoy]

Честно сказать - это не реставрация, а уничтожение раритета. Испортить вещь ради контента - ну такое себе...

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[@MechanicalMagraj]

Nice work 👍

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[@Austeration]

That looked like a big job 👍 very nicely done. Love the paint choices. Great work.

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[@Cetrifuga1945]

Molla da cambiare ciao

[@restorationsskills4967]

I am very happy to receive your feedback, advice and suggestions to improve myself more and more!!! I apologize for the mistake if I did in this restore!!! Thank you for watching the video.

[@robertdieder4178]

you should have used penetrating fluid to soak all the joints and pins. It would have saved you alot of work. Even used transmission fluid mixed with or without acetone will work wonders to loosen things up.

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[@robertdieder4178]

@@restorationsskills4967 you definitely have all the tools. If you don't have a press, you can weld a frame to hold one of your jack and make a press yourself.

[@SYSASMR]

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[@restorationsskills4967]

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[@connermoreno4411]

First

[@killerkane1957]

Damn you guys are rough! Torch is too hot! Don’t heat to red. Get the joint hot then apply oil or penetrant like WD 40. You gonna screw around and break that cast iron. In fact, it IS cracked.

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[@alexhom1666]

Во дают рестовраторы. Не пробовал щеткой и ВДешкой, а не зубилом и горелкой?

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[@user-uz2jm1fq3i]

мой пьяный сосед у которого руки трясутся как мощный вибратор и то лучше бы сделал))

[@Tatal.b]

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[@geovanedasilva134]

Tá levantando a escavadeira, dá hora a engenhoca.

[@santoshgaikar39]

Your restorestion method not good

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