How's this one look?
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I would say it looks like a 5tn rather than a 10tn, doesn't it say? can you show some detailed pics of markings? It has been repaired also. The nut doesn't look original and the lever is broken, seems.
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No markings other than a 1944 marked to it. It appeared to be a 10T version. See this link for more pics.
http://www.bunkermilitaria.com/Merch...&Category_Code=Comment
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Stockwinde
Hi Dallas
when the height at its lowest position measures about 74 cm then you have a 5 ton jack.
normally you should find a "5 - DIN" stamped on your data plate or embossed on the crank arm...but probabaly this is no longer available since there is no dataplate and the crank arm looks newly made
a 10 ton jack is at least about 10 cm longer at the lowest position ( varies from manufacturer)
ciao
Bulllitt
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Hello Bullit,
I use the weight as a reference, because I only have a 5tn and I know a 10tn is heavier. Construction is basically the same, so it is a bit difficult to say just by the pics.
Carles
Sorry, I forgot to say the 5tn weighs about 25kg and I believe the 10 tn is over 30kg.Last edited by me6_130; 08-20-2011, 07:44 AM.Comment
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