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Old 12-13-2016, 02:21 PM   #1
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Default Need AA jack handle dimensions

Hello all,

I acquired the correct ford jack for my 29 AA but of course no handle. Ive decided to make my own via autocad and a water jet. I have a pretty good looking one drawn up from pictures Ive found on the net but some measurements arent given and hard to judge.

Anyone got one that can measure it for me?

http://www.mafca.com/tools/AA17081_handles.jpg

picture of the 3 styles - Ive replicated the middle one (wouldnt take much to make the other two - may do at a later date).

Should also be noted the "1 1/4" flat steel" measurement should read 1" wide X 1/4" thick flat steel...

I've got most of the measurements and I eyeballed/used geometry to find the bends are about 10* and guessed on where they measured the bend being 4" from each end. I'm just not so sure on the 3/8" hole placement - I'm sure its centered width wise but how far from the end? is it also centered (meaning center is 1/2" from all 3 sides)?

Thanks - even if you have detailed pics of the ends on a straight on camera shot that would help too.
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Old 12-13-2016, 02:58 PM   #2
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This is what Neil posted. https://app.box.com/s/48dm21rpung6lp7ckoz47l66u8chfmtq

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Ooh perfect! thank you! i knew someone had the info in some form haha.
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I don't have auto-cad or water jet but a welding torch and a two pound hammer worked just fine for me. I've made different handles this way.
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yea I wish I had a torch then I would do it that way. This way is more fun and repetitive and less work haha.

Got the early style drawn up - takes about 20 min to cut out then some grinding and bending to make the spoon.
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Old 12-13-2016, 11:54 PM   #6
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I have a 31 AA and also missing a jack handle.
Any chance of playing around to making one for my style?��
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Hello all,

I acquired the correct ford jack for my 29 AA but of course no handle. Ive decided to make my own via autocad and a water jet. I have a pretty good looking one drawn up from pictures Ive found on the net but some measurements arent given and hard to judge.

Anyone got one that can measure it for me?

http://www.mafca.com/tools/AA17081_handles.jpg
Note that the link you found shows three handles. The third handle is not for the AA based on Ford engineering drawings. Since you are making the second handle, you will be original.
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Note that the link you found shows three handles. The third handle is not for the AA based on Ford engineering drawings. Since you are making the second handle, you will be original.
Ahh alright, yea I followed yours so now im making the one with the large spoon.
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Any chance you want to share your CAD drawing (dwg/dxf) and save me the trouble of re-inventing the wheel? I'm helping a buddy get a old Bridgeport CNC machine up and running and this would make a fun and simple (and useful) first project for it. I carry an AA jack in my coupe and have a makeshift handle from a old grease-gun.
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