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Thanks, I kinda guessed that but I have never seen them in action(M880)! The 715 feet have come in pretty handy, I have several 715s and the feet are easy/quick to use.
Years ago I got in a P match with Gov. Liq. as a consolation prize I received a large box of new tow bar feet, over the years I have used most of them but this one pair is a little bit of a mystery, I think they may be M880 related but I am just guessing. I am talking about the ones laying on...
I found it in with a bunch of stuff that I think came out of my 6217 maint. truck. I have seen other jack handles with the j hook attaching point, I may even have one laying around? First thing to do is to break it free, I have Kroiled it to no avail!!
Thanks for the ideas.
I have a military scissor jack, origin unknown, that is very heavy duty and would be real handy, but I don't have the handle and the way it hooks up looks odd. Does anyone have any ideal of how this handle may have looked. If I can get an idea of how it attached to the jack I can fab up...
I am now down three 14R20s on my wrecker, 16R20s seem plentiful not so much for 14s. Any mods need to be made to switch over to 1600s? I can pick them up mounted for $200 or less. The truck moves about 50 miles a year at most on mainly in the pasture.
I received this PTO in trade twenty plus years ago, found it when I was moving storage areas. Other than it being rebuilt at Tead in '92 I don't know much more about it? Any experts available?