Last August my dad(thundersnow70) and I went to an auction with a couple trucks in mind. We stood and watched an almost complete monkey face sell for 180 but didn't bite on it because of the 5 star 1952 f1 after it. The monkey face had a jack and tool set in it that looked to be factory. We bought the jack set out of the truck and now the question is if it is truly factory. <iframe width="480" height="360" src="http://s1244.photobucket.com/user/63flareside/embed/slideshow/Mobile%20Uploads"></iframe>

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Are there any markings or numbers on the jack? Also, what model was the truck, there were several different jacks.

 

It was an F1 and it doesn't look like there are any markings on it.

 

There were 5 different jacks available for the 48-50 models.

8C 17080-B This was a mechanical jack for F1 & F2

B6J 17080-A Mechanical jack for F3 Parcel

B3Y 17080-B 2 ton mechanical for F3 Parcel, and F4
This is the only one I found available.
I believe this is the correct photo for it.


BB 17080-B 3 ton hydraulic for F5 Parcel, F5, F6, F5-coe, F6-coe

ABQ 17080-A 5 ton hydraulic for F3 parcel, F4 through F8.