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  1. 2nd February 2023, 05:27 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4bee View Post
    YEAH? . I found a VW mechanical Jack, a cantankerous bloody thing. At least I think it is a Jack.


    Could be part of a Messerschmidt for all I know.
    No a 4wd, but a Messerschmitt would still need to have a jack.

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    WOT? No Machine Guns? I suppose a tail dragger would need a jack of some sort.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gromit View Post
    I've found a few Japanese 4WD screw jacks at Trash & Treasure markets, usually missing the handle but you can improvise...

    DSCN3859 by Colin Radley, on Flickr


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    That old Toyota one second in from the left, is worth a pretty penny nowadays.

    I have a few of the early Discovery Italian made Coram jacks for mine, they work great and fit the axle perfect. Can be had cheap too
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    Quote Originally Posted by Loading... View Post
    That old Toyota one second in from the left, is worth a pretty penny nowadays.
    I'm sure I have another one of those, painted yellow for some reason.

    Easy to take apart to clean & grease plus it's well made.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gromit View Post
    I'm sure I have another one of those, painted yellow for some reason.
    Possibly the same reason the one in the pic is Olive Drab?

    No, I actually think the original colour was yellow, like the Nissan ones were red.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Possibly the same reason the one in the pic is Olive Drab?

    No, I actually think the original colour was yellow, like the Nissan ones were red.

    The Olive drab was me, intention is to use those in the FFR & IIa GS.

    I guess painted yellow it's harder to lose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gromit;[URL="tel:3181299"
    3181299[/URL]]The Olive drab was me,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loading... View Post
    That old Toyota one second in from the left, is worth a pretty penny nowadays.

    I have a few of the early Discovery Italian made Coram jacks for mine, they work great and fit the axle perfect. Can be had cheap too


    Really? Mine went when I sold the Hiace.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gromit View Post
    The Olive drab was me, intention is to use those in the FFR & IIa GS.

    I guess painted yellow it's harder to lose.

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    I guess painted yellow it's harder to lose.

    But not if you drive forward off the jack & continue on.
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    I've heard few members say they awoke their bottle jack from its sleep under the bonnet of their D2 , only to find it wouldnt work.

    the english lanes are not like our corrugated dirt roads and the seals leak after a while and jack goes dry lying on its side.

    thats when D2 owners put them in the rear storage boxes...upright...after mistakingly buying a new one instead of filling the old one..







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