MK 2 carrier jack.

[Marc van Aalderen]

Hi Ron,

Here some of the jacks I have accumulated over the years for my vehicles and collection.

Ferret with wheel brace. This brace/handle does indeed look the same as the Brit Carrier set.
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From left: Daimler Dingo & Armoured Car. One unknown. Brit Carrier. One other unknown.
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Dingo/DAC but with handle.
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I have the handle on loan to copy as none of the three Dingo/DAC jacks I have came with the handle.

@Ben. I would love to see a scan of the Dingo jack in your manual. I have quite a few of the manuals and a parts lists for Daimler but don't remember ever seeing a jack pictured? Thanks.

If anybody has an idea what the two unknown jacks are for/off I would be happy to hear it. Thanks! More photos in next post.

Cheers,

[Marc van Aalderen]

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[Marc van Aalderen]

And from the other side.

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[Lynn Eades]

Marc, thanks for posting. I see the small square based one is rated at 2 ton.
This has me wondering what it might be from. The things that come to mind are; Loyd, Tankette, D/dingo. What jacks go with those vehicles? for the higher rated ones What came with the various Vickers-Carden-Loyd light tanks of the different marks?
There must have been some "cross use". The various extensions indicate adaption.

[Ron Pier]

Yes thanks for posting Mark. My Ern Lake carrier jack doesn't seem to have a date. Instead it has an MT number and crows foot. Apart from the handle, I'm also looking for the top extension cap. Ron