Wagon Jack Instructions

[liquidh8]

You want a wagon jack...goes into the body mount access holes in the frame

Exactly, the one that goes in the hole. I used to have one, but with the move, deployment, storage, I cant find the damn thing.

Ribbedroof, I've seen that before. The one Jack is referring too has a plate with a bump on it the fits in the holes on the frame. Much safer I think, for a factory jack anyhow.

 

[pagrunt]

Exactly, the one that goes in the hole. I used to have one, but with the move, deployment, storage, I cant find the damn thing.

Ribbedroof, I've seen that before. The one Jack is referring too has a plate with a bump on it the fits in the holes on the frame. Much safer I think, for a factory jack anyhow.

Safer even for an older A-body. I used one on my '72 Monte when I had it. Was way faster to get the car up & tire off than with the bumper jack.

 

[Longroof79]

This is the kind that has been in the wagons I've had....

Sort of a hybrid between a bumper jack and I dunno what. The carriage ratchets along the bumper jack style bar seen at the far right of the jack

I've never seen one like that before. That's a little unusual. The scissor jack I have has the round perch that fits in one of the chassis holes.

 

[69hurstolds]

Oh, FFS, I was trying to see if there was a pic on the net somewhere that showed the decal 14016970 jacking instructions and here's what my search results were. I got ONE result.

F**K YOU, Google. WTF! Sounds like the name on a pancake mix box.

 

[ssn696]

Oh, FFS, I was trying to see if there was a pic on the net somewhere that showed the decal 14016970 jacking instructions and here's what my search results were. I got ONE result.

F**K YOU, Google. WTF! Sounds like the name on a pancake mix box.

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Perhaps Google has pegged 'FFS' as a recurring search item.

 

[ssn696]

This is the jack style that fits in the frame holes near each wheel.

The instruction sticker is 3-1/2 x 8 inches. If you check the PDF in the first post, the image side should be that as well - image was done on a flatbed scanner. Too bad the graphics got a bit damaged. Another wagon owner may be able to provide an image of a better survivor sticker.

Oh, and donuts may be bad for your car's health in the car wash.

 

[liquidh8]

That is the jack we were referring too, thanks for that!

 

[69hurstolds]

I printed out the PDF file on an 8.5 x 11 piece of paper and measured it with a ruler- 9" x 4.5". Then I converted it to a TIF file and it still a native size of 9" x 4.5"

Not sure if forcing it to 8" x 3.5" would net you the same perspective.

 

[Ribbedroof]

The one Quinn posted is what I thought I was posting....pic was darker on my monitor than this one. Looks to be the same with a different pad. Was listed as a 1980 Lemans wagon jack. A little more research says it's B body

Anyway, have not seen a scissor jack on a GM of this era

 

[liquidh8]

Forgive me, the jacks you guys have posted are what I was referring, no the scissor jack from the newer cars we all love to hate, except in a junkyard in a pinch.