it had to go on but try as I might I cannot see how it comes off.Has anyone taken one of these jacks apart at all and if so could they please share the secret with me as if i had hair i would have pulled it all out by now.
Thanks
Steve
Shelley jack stripdown
#1 Shelley jack stripdown
Well after eventually finding an original gusseted Shelley jack I have decided that I would like to strip it down and give it a freshen up with a coat of the correct shade of paint. I have removed the pin holding the square head on, removed the circlip to release the droop snoop housing but I cannot see how to remove the ratchet housing from the three screws? 
it had to go on but try as I might I cannot see how it comes off.
Has anyone taken one of these jacks apart at all and if so could they please share the secret with me as if i had hair i would have pulled it all out by now.
Thanks
Steve
it had to go on but try as I might I cannot see how it comes off.Has anyone taken one of these jacks apart at all and if so could they please share the secret with me as if i had hair i would have pulled it all out by now.
Thanks
Steve
1962 3.8 series 1 OTS old English white/red interior
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#2 Re: Shelley jack stripdown
All sorted now thanks.
Steve
Steve
1962 3.8 series 1 OTS old English white/red interior
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#3 Re: Shelley jack stripdown
Could you possibly post how you sorted it? a few photos of the strip down / reassembly for the site would also be welcome.
-Mark
1969 Series 2 OTS, Regency Red
'Life's to short to drive a boring car'
1969 Series 2 OTS, Regency Red
'Life's to short to drive a boring car'
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