dmamj
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Here’s the ‘56 tool kit page.
Toyota Jacks
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dmamj
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09110-11030 0.7 ton jack, date code November 1973. Maybe Carina or Corolla? 13010 jacks are somewhat common but I think this is the first 11030 I’ve seen. The cast hook/crank combo is atypical. Usually the cast rods/hooks/handles are separate entities. Measures 20” from tip to tip and is easier to operate than the separate handle/hook. Anyone have a master parts catalog from the era to check model(s)/year(s)?
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Recently started looking for this jack again and thanks to @cruiserdan and the incredible plethora of items at the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum, I was able to get a photo of 09110-60020. The photo below shows it beside 09110-60040 and appears to be identical with the exception of one digit on the sticker.
Apparently the FJ45 Troopy changed jacks in mid 1983 (my Troopy is a 12/1982):
| 09110 | JACK ASSY | ||
| 09110-60020 | (08/1980 - 06/1983) | 1 | |
| 09110-60040 | (07/1983 - 12/1984) | 1 | |
| 09113 | HANDLE, JACK | ||
| 09113-25040 | (08/1980 - 06/1983) | 1 | |
| 09113-60040 | (07/1983 - 03/1986) |
Interestingly enough, the 09110-60040 was also found in the 60 series for a brief period before switching to the more common 09110-60050. I split this search over two model years to capture all the relevant dates.
| 09110-60030 | (08/1980 - 07/1983) | ||
| 09110-60040 | (08/1983 - 10/1984) |
| 09110-60040 | (11/1984 - 03/1985) | ||
| 09111-60050 | (04/1985 - 07/1986) |
I don't think I've seen 09110-60030 referenced in this thread but apparently it was the first 60 series jack.
I have searched Mud and the internet without any luck. Anyone still making or able to make the foil decals for these jacks?
Yes thanks. I also found companies that will make them; even as a one off. Didn't appear to cost much at all but the problem would be getting the design down. I assume you either need a high resolution, to scale, photo (hard to do unless the label is flat) or all the details so that someone can replicate it in some type of CAD program.
@ToyotaMatt needs to add this to his repertoire
I needed something similar for a project at work. I found a local label company and they happily provided samples of a dozen or so different types of foil label - all of which I could print using my standard printer.
You can probably design something passable in Microsoft word if you get the right font.
If its a case of paying for someone to do it, then I'd probably be checking my life priorities tbh.
Hello friend, how are you, I didn't find the pdf file of the fj40 bottle Jack, can you send it to my email?
Randallgames23@gmail.com. I appreciate you sending it to me please. Thank you so much
Hello friend, how are you, I didn't find the pdf file of the fj40 bottle Jack, can you send it to my email?Wow!
And I'm even honoured by having my thread mentioned in it!
Tremendous.
I must find the time to study what you've put together thoroughly. (At the moment I've just skimmed through it.
PS. Of course I've immediately saved a copy of it so that nothing can stop me reading it again...... Thanks!
(I hope this doesn't set me on a course of collecting all the landcruiser jack variants!!!!!)
Randallgames23@gmail.com. I appreciate you sending it to me please. Thank you so much
Hello friend, how are you, I didn't find the pdf file of the fj40 bottle Jack, can you send it to my email?
Randallgames23@gmail.com. I appreciate you sending it to me please. Thank you so much
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Thrift shop find today. From what I read here, appears to be a Toyota Hilux version. 09110-34040. Works
09110-35040. RN2x pickups, 1972-1978.
any help on this one ? not sure if it is toyota or not. just short of 15" fully extended -- silver ring instead of yellow dot.
Looks to be similar to this 1.5 ton Daihatsu jack, which may be from a Daihatsu Rocky.
Daihatsu Rocky
Hi there, I am after measurements for bolt location in 1979 LHD FJ/BJ 40 for right hand side tool bag holder (above image reference "Moved to the left side starting 1/79"), and left hand jack handle holders stacked horizontally (above image reference "Located on right rear wheel well through 12/78"). The wheel arches not original, they were fabricated so no humps/ribs, that's why it's difficult. Something like a sketch with dimension showing how far from floor/wheel well to outside body wall. Thanks a bunch!Jack Rod / Starting Handle Brackets
This post addresses jack rod and starting handle brackets used with FJ25/40/45/55 vehicles through 1984. The images have been collected from Mud and elsewhere online, dates are taken from Toyota parts resources. Please post comments, corrections, and suggestions for improvement.
FJ25
The parts catalog identifies 7 clips, part number BJ 63115, CLAMP, JACK HANDLE. Four of these clips are for the jack rods and the remaining 3 clips are for the starting handle (discussed below). Originally body color. Each clip has 2 offset holes. Located on the right rear wheel well on vehicles with jump seats, on the left rear wheel well on vehicles with the rear bench seat. (treerootCO)
FJ40
Through 6/69 - 4 clips, part number 58363-60010, BASE SUB-ASSY, JACK HANDLE CLAMP. Originally body color. Each clip has 2 offset holes. (algeeba)
Located on right rear wheel well. (LivingInThePast)
9/69-9/73 - 2 clips, part number 58305-60010, BASE SUB-ASSY, JACK HANDLE CLAMP. Originally black. (Glacierskier)
Located on right rear wheel well. (LandCruiserNation)
9/73-9/81 - 2 clips, part number 58305-90301, BASE SUB-ASSY, JACK HANDLE CLAMP. Originally black.
Located on right rear wheel well through 12/78. (LandCruiserNation)
Moved to the left side starting 1/79. (LandCruiserNation)
10/81 on - 2 clips, part number 58706-90800, BRACKET SUB-ASSY, JACK HANDLE. Base originally black, unpainted clips with black vinyl coated tabs. Located on left rear wheel well. (LandCruiserNation)
Starting Handle Brackets
FJ25
FJ25 starting handle brackets, part number BJ 63115, CLAMP, JACK HANDLE, are the same brackets used for the jack rods. There are 3 starting handle clips, 2 on the left rear wheel well, and one attached to the side wall. Originally body color. (treerootCO)
FJ40
There are 3 starting handle clips, 2 on the left rear wheel well, and one front clip. The front clip is located on the floor just in front of the wheel well.
Early FJ40s use the same starting handle clips as the FJ25, the large clip with offset mounting holes. Originally body color.
Starting in 1966, FJ40s use starting handle clips made from spring steel, part number 74741-90301, SPRING, STARTING HANDLE SUPPORT. Originally unpainted. The mounting holes are in-line. (Landwrecker)
For markets where the starting handle was not provided, the starting handle clips are not installed, the small cross-head mounting screws are used to fill the holes. (Landwrecker)
When the jack rod brackets were relocated to the left rear wheel well on 1/79, the jack rod and starting handle clips were combined into one bracket for markets where the starting handle was provided. The combined bracket, part number 58305-90302, BRACKET SUB-ASSY, JACK HANDLE CLAMP is on the left, with the clip for the starting handle located between the 2 jack rod clips. (erics)
The 10/81 jack rod bracket was redesigned to hold the rods vertically. The combined jack rod/starting handle bracket was similarly changed to hold the starting handle above the 2 jack rods.
Starting 1/79, the starting handle clip was attached to the jack bracket to provide the 3rd point of support. The clip is part number 74741-90301, SPRING, STARTING HANDLE SUPPORT, held to the base with self-tapping screws. Although the jack bracket was originally the body color, the clip was originally unpainted with black vinyl coated tabs. (Cruiser804)
FJ45 Pickup
FJ45 jack rods and starting handle are stored on the cab wall behind the seats. Each jack rod is held by 2 clips, the starting handle by 3.
Early FJ45s use a wire clip, part number 58848-90202, SPRING, JACK HANDLE SHAFT CLAMP. Originally unpainted wire, the clip housing is painted the body color. This 1963 FJ45 has a pair of clips for the jack rods only. (jschmi71)
Spring steel clips were used starting in 1964, part number 74741-95110, SPRING, STARTING HANDLE SUPPORT. For this 1965 FJ45, the jack rods are stored in the 2 upper pair of clips. The starting handle uses the bottom clips, the 3rd clip for the starting handle is to the right and up, near the 3rd latch. (motortribe)
This 1978 FJ45 uses a different clip arrangement. The starting handle uses the topmost pair of clips with the jack rod clips underneath. The 3rd starting handle clip is to the right and down, closer to the floor.
This 1982 FJ45 uses different jack rod clips and a slightly different clip arrangement. The starting handle clips are still on top, but the 3rd clip for the starting handle is to the left and down. The jack rod clips now attach to a common base. (love2fly)
FJ55
The FJ55 jack rods and the starting handle/spare tire carrier tool are stored on the underside of the rear seat. Each jack rod is held by 2 wire clips, the starting handle by 3. Originally unpainted wire, the clip housing is painted the panel color. (LandCruiserNation)
