jack

I have a 40" cut Murray rider mower, and I am replacing the two jack shafts (spindels?). The new ones are fully assembled and simply require the top belt pulley and the blade on the bottom to be bolted on. The units have a zerk, which probably is totally forgotten after the mower is put back...

I was making a run into town this morning and there was a 20 ton hydraulic jack sitting on the shoulder of the road. It looks pretty new, no rust, paint is in good shape. It works without a load, but I haven’t tested it with a load so no clue if it actually works. I might have to go to YouTube...

The splines on this shaft are destroyed and I can't work out the proper way to remove it I've removed all the circlips and when I pry on the shaft the bearing and shaft want to come out together My concern is that once the outer bearing is out of its race I won't have a way to remove the inner...

Inevitably I will need a serious Jack or two, so I might as well get them BEFORE I really need them. just looking to start arguments about whether to stick with the handier 48” size, get the extended capability of the 60” size, or maybe just get one of each. Then there is the question of which...