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From: "Curtis Krouse" <ckrouse@worldnet.att.net>
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Subject: Re: aircraft jacks
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 15:09:50 -0700
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Does anyone have a picture of aircraft jacks that are made from a hydraulic
bottle jack welded onto an angle iron stand?  I'm looking to get a welding
friend of mine to make up a pair and it would help tremendously if I had a
picture.  (I'm not a very good artist/draftsman)

Thanks,

Curtis Krouse N753K


[There's a picture of a very nice jackstand on the LML homepage which was
submitted by Jens Jensen.  It's in the Attachments area and dated 11/12/98.
I built one of these things out of about $35 worth of steel in a few
afternoons and am pleased to report that it works great.  I don't have 
any shop drawings but your welder friend could probably sketch one out
based on the photo and some dimensions taken from your airplane.  (That's
how I did mine.)  I hope this helps.        <Marv>    ]
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