The jack

[MrChef]

I've collected these pics which were all shared freely on Facebook groups. So credit to their original posters. I thought they may be useful.

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Thank you for dishing up these photos, MrChef. I was curious about what SBW indicates. A Google Advanced Search of the terms "Tiger I"+SBW+jack and then Panzer+SBW+jack turned up all sorts of interesting hits, including that there is a "Tiger Floor Jack" company and a book about "Tiger Jack" (a boxer?), but zippo on what SBW meant on the WWII jack. My guess: S B Werke. But what be the "SB"?

[Jimster]

Nice.

[Meter rat]

SBW Süd Bahn Werke. Is all I could find on a limited search.

[Panzermechaniker]

But how was i supposed to know she had been dealt with before, said she'd never had a royal flush but I should have known

oh sorry back to the Tiger jack. That metal fatigue looks scary. Wonder what they tried to jack with that piece of equpiment

[Son of a gun-ner]

But how was i supposed to know she had been dealt with before, said she'd never had a royal flush but I should have known

Does she still have the Jack? (oh, and at least get the lyrics correct )

Oh, and MR Chef goes by he

[Jarlath]

That jack is originally designed for a Panther, 20 ton capacity, long extension. (20TL)
Original jacks for a Tiger only had a single grab handle.

But who knows if it was replaced onto a Tiger or not. War, use what you got and make it work.

https://www.panzerbasics.com/panzer/01_ ... t/jack.htm

[Panzermechaniker]

But how was i supposed to know she had been dealt with before, said she'd never had a royal flush but I should have known

Does she still have the Jack? (oh, and at least get the lyrics correct )

Oh, and MR Chef goes by he

yea the lyrics were right just from 2 different stanzas. Lot of brain cells have departed since I used to listen to that song

[HERMAN BIX]

And that AC/DC song is no way going to be suitable for lyric posting in here I can assure you !!
If those that dont know want to know-they can google it !!