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Skyhi

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1948.
July 1949.
October 1949.
1950.
September 1950. Skyhi Minor. Hydraulic car jack.
April 1951.
October 1951.
October 1953.
September 1954.
October 1955.
1956.
October 1956.
October 1957. Hydraulic Car Jack.
1958.
October 1958.
October 1958.
October 1959.
Oct 1960.

of Skyhi Works, Worton Road, Isleworth.

Garage equipment

1947 Advertising the Skyhi Hydraulic Car Jack.[1]

1954 Skyhi, Ltd. Manufacturers of hydraulic service jacks and salvage equipment, inhibitor guns, aircraft skates, hydraulic loaders and “Skyflex” high pressure flexible hose units. Directors: W. T. S. Weir; A. H. Stead. Senior Executives: R. R. Graham (Sales Manager), R. W. Collins {Service Manager)', E. B. Sandhagen {Export Manager). Head Office: Skyhi Works, Worton Road, Isleworth, Middx. T.: Hounslow 2211-3. T.A.: Skyhijack, Phone London. Export Division: 225, Westminster Bridge Road, S.E.l. T.: Waterloo 3505. Associated Companies: Miller Engineering Products, Ltd.; Hydraulic Mining Equipment, Ltd.[2]

1957 Acquired by Pulsometer Engineering Co[3]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Sphere - Saturday 01 February 1947
  2. ↑ 1954 The Aeroplane Directory of the Aviation and Allied Industries
  3. ↑ The Times, Apr 14, 1958
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