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hjensen
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I received this jack jumper sled and I really don't know anything about it. It's been used as the paint has worn off on it. I tried to do research and really could'nt find anything other than this type of sled was used in New England mostly and types of the jack jumper are still used today. If anyone can help with any information on it including possibly its age; that would be so great!
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We used to have one like this when I was growing up. It took some skill staying on. I don't know whatever happened to ours. You brought back a lot of memories for me. Thank you very much. Ours was homemade I believe as most things were back in the day. The age of ours in the 70's was a min. of 30 yrs. of age at that time.
I actually have my red jumper from when i was a little girl, my grandfather made it for me and i remember my grandmother using it in the yard !! Mine is in great shape and i would love to have someone to ride along beside me !!