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| Hein Werner Models | You will notice that there are 7 pages of Hein Werner Jack Listings and Repair Kits. Some appear to be duplicates. I had a list of them so I entered them on excel and then tried to sort through them. There appears to be no discernable pattern to the numbering and labeling system that was used. The model could be a letter / letters as in "WS". It could be a 5 digit number starting with a "0". Or it could be a series of Alpha Numeric Characters. It is extremely confusing. I tried to make it all encompassing to cover every conceivable model | ||||||||||||||||
| Hein Werner Winner Series of Jacks. | The "68" series, those jacks beginning with "68" are for the most part the Hein Werner Winner Series and were made in Taiwan. There are exceptions where a "68" series jack was made in the USA. An "H68" is most definitely made in Tawian. | ||||||||||||||||
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Many of the jack kit numbers have the "Email" after them. If it is "EMAIL*" then it means at one time I had the kit. If it shows "EMAIL" then it means I never had the kit but I possibly have enough information that I can create or build a kit for you., or I can at least get you a Bill of Materials and you can build your own kit (public service). . Notice, I put "EMAIL" on there and not "CALL". This is because I might need to do research and figure out if I have the parts or what is included in the kit. |
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| Hein Werner Models (Continued) | The company Hein Werner had been making jacks for a long time. There are several different numbers and alpha numeric numbers that might be associated with the same jack, however a user might only know or refer to their jack with One Number or Set of Numbers or Letters. So this gets complicated. There are literally 800 lines of numbers with kits. Hein Werner made all sorts of Jacks. I split it up into 7 pages. This took me quite awhile. Most people and I say a majority of people are going to have the jacks that are in the first page, which include the 55, 57, 62, W, WS, WS-R, O-Bay, M and K jacks. | ||||||||||||||||
| Hein Werner Winner Series (Continued) | Many of you out there have a Hein Werner Winner Series Jack. I have some kits for them but not all. It is possible I might have enough pieces to build a kit. Use the "EMAIL" . Hein Werner Winner Series is a tough call. Even though that jack was made in Taiwan and China, they are very well built jacks. The seals are metric. | ||||||||||||||||
| How do I Identify my jack. |
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| Read This Second | Kits and Parts are not Returnable items. Make sure you properly identify your jack. It is not good enough to tell me it is Orange with 4 wheels. When in doubt send me photos and we have old guys here that enjoy identifying the jack and drinking my free cofee. | ||||||||||||||||
| PARTS | Parts? I do have a rather large selection of parts. Unfortnately many rebuilders are going out of business and they don't want to throw the items away so they send the parts to me in boxes on a truck, unmarked with no inventory listing, so one has to know what they are looking at or for. It takes awhile, but I am slowly comprising a list of parts both new and used - good condition that I have in inventory. When I get something tangible, I will post it. | ||||||||||||||||
| Jointed Pump Piston vs Non-Jointed Pump Piston | Bottle jacks with Jointed Pump Piston vs Non-Jointed Pump Piston. Around 1968, Hein Werner came up with a clever idea to make part of the pump piston on bottle jacks out of plastic. To do that they created a Jointed Pump Piston. Eventually I will have time to post photos. I have the about 11 pcs of the Smaller one. I do not have any larger ones. However the Non-Jointed Pump Piston is interchangeable adding a few parts and you can keep you Hein Werner Bottle Jack for several more years if you want. We are currently making the Non-Jointed Pump Piston and experimenting with some customers on whether it fits or not. The preliminary trials are encouraging. | ||||||||||||||||
| Wall Thickness on Cylinders | If you find another website that sells kits at a lower price and you wish to purchase from them, I will warn you now so don't make yourself a beautiful Orange Boat Anchor. We have fielded numerous calls asking for cylinders for Hein Werner jacks. Customers want to put a pipe wrench on the cylinder and take it off. The wall thickness is not as thick as a Walker and without the use of a mandrel, you will crush the cylinder or egg shape it and you have yourself a BOAT ANCHOR. Please don't do it. | ||||||||||||||||
| NOTE | Just like with the Walker, Ajax, NAPA, SnapOn and Lincoln Kits, I offer the service sheet and a how to write up when available. I have not filled in the column on the rows due to the sheet volume of model numbers and kits. It will take me awhile to sort through this and add in the information. | ||||||||||||||||
| Search Box | If you get frustrated looking through the pages, try the search box above. I am feeding the search box as quick as possible. | ||||||||||||||||
| FAQ's continued | This is an ongoing project to post more information. | ||||||||||||||||
| Online Ordering | At this time I do not offer Online Ordering. Simply because of the complication involved, in getting the correct kit to someone. | ||||||||||||||||
| World Series Jacks vs Hein Werner Winner Series | World Series Jacks start off with a "68" usually. There might be some exceptions. The World Series was started in about 1968. It was Hein Werner's start in the import market. They were originally made in Taiwan. A very good jack and the machining is good. In 1992, when Lincoln purchased the Hein Werner Jack Division, we put an "H" in front of the "68" and we called it the Hein Werner Winner Series. That is why you see listings for "68" series jacks and listings for "H68" series jacks. Are they both the same? I don't know. They have different service sheets. | ||||||||||||||||
| Apologies!! | The listings go for 7 pages and they are very confusing. Not much I can do about to cover the subject in detail.. There are too many confusing and contradicting listings and item numbers for the same Jack. | ||||||||||||||||
For Additional Information or Technical Information, send us an email from this web page at the address below. Please specify the Model Number. Please include your name, address, city, state, zip, Telephone Number and Fax Number in the email and we will send you the requested Information.
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Address: Lube Technology/Willmar International
P.O. Box 456
Ada, MI. 49301 USA
TELEPHONE: 1-616-676-1287
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FAX: 1-616-676-1287
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