Re: Twin-Six tools and Jack
Posted by Owen_Dyneto On 2016/2/22 13:57:34
Can't help with the tools but if you can access a copy of the Parts List they normally listed which tools accompanied which model. It wouldn't be unusual for export models to have a more comprehensive tool kit. The earliest list I have for the Twin Six is 1921; about 25 different tools are listed for the Twin Six. Some of the tools had a very long run with Packard, I'm looking at the Packard blue print for 46706, a 5/8 x 9/16 open end wrench; print issued in 1913 and last updated under the same part number in 1930.
No mystery about the jack, it's pictured in the Reedy & Shaub book on Packard jacks. It's a mechanical rack & cog, "Packard" script cast into it, and made by the Buckeye Jack Company of Alliance, OH. Reedy graciously allowed me permission to scan and post from his book, see illustration below.
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No mystery about the jack, it's pictured in the Reedy & Shaub book on Packard jacks. It's a mechanical rack & cog, "Packard" script cast into it, and made by the Buckeye Jack Company of Alliance, OH. Reedy graciously allowed me permission to scan and post from his book, see illustration below.
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