Thread: Lifting a 130 HCPU with a Hi-lift jack?

I use the handles under the tail lights on my 130 Tub trailer - they're pretty strong but I'm not sure if strong enough to lift a 130 HCPU.

You can get a defender hi lift jack extension. Opposite Lock stock them. Its an extension to lift at the chasis crossmembers. Alternately, if you have slotted wheels, there is another extension called a jack mate. Its two strong hooks and thick webbing that slots into the wheels and lifts the wheel directly.

Originally Posted by ugu80

You can get a defender hi lift jack extension. Opposite Lock stock them. Its an extension to lift at the chasis crossmembers. Alternately, if you have slotted wheels, there is another extension called a jack mate. Its two strong hooks and thick webbing that slots into the wheels and lifts the wheel directly.

Thanks, I'll check out OL.

I've used a similar thing on my 110 but I wasn't aware that OL have one that's long enough to go under the HCPU tub.

Cheers, LandieMan

The PO bolted a couple of around 4"x2" RHS sections onto the chassis outriggers so you can lift from the side.
Works well.
I can take a snap in the morning if you'd like.

Originally Posted by rick130

The PO bolted a couple of around 4"x2" RHS sections onto the chassis outriggers so you can lift from the side.
Works well.
I can take a snap in the morning if you'd like.

well wheres the shot?

Originally Posted by lardy

well wheres the shot?

Morning, m o r n i n g = sun= light = good time to take a photograph.

At the moment it's night = dark = cold, or at least it does on the east coast.
It's been thirty years since I was in the west, but IIRC it got dark at night there too

Originally Posted by rick130

The PO bolted a couple of around 4"x2" RHS sections onto the chassis outriggers so you can lift from the side.
Works well.
I can take a snap in the morning if you'd like.

Yes please