New Jack option.

Just looking at the diameters stated.

According to above the diameter of the bracket is 30.5mm

However Scott has modified his to fit, the figures he has stated are
You need to take out another 1.5mm off the diameter
This makes 32mm based on the quoted size.

But Scott said the size of the head of the bts2000 was 32.2 I suspect Scott did a more accurate measure than the one I did with a tape measure 😁

I know it is not a lot but ya never know or at least I don't.


Sorry if I am being a bit picky but want to be sure before I get it sorted out.



Richard

No worries Richard and I agree, best to be accurate.
Sorry, my initial 1.5mm statement was "rounded-off" just to describe the extent of what I did.
So the reasonably accurate figures I measured with vernier calipers are as follows:

LandyAndy Adapter ID = 30.5mm
Omega BST2000 OD = 32.2mm
After lathe machining Adapter ID = 32.3mm

This produced a nice snug fit that allowed the grub screw to do its job.
I suggest having the jack with you to confirm everything fits properly.
Note that the jack OD may not be the most accurately fabricated item and therefore best confirmed directly.
Vernier calipers are the best way to measure ID & OD but a tape measure would be good enough.

Cheers,
Scott

Thanks Scott

I asked because I may be able to get my son to do it and he would not have access to the jack to be sure.


Richard

See the Group buy thread in group buys.
BMKal bought a Supercrapp jack and simply ground the jack head down on a bench grinder to suit the adaptor;);););););)
Andrew

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Originally Posted by Boggs

Searched amazon.. $50 inc shipping to Oz from US
You will see this advertised on Amazon by a number of sellers inc. one called Kev's.. don't.. when you go thru the process it rejects Oz shipping.. so use this link to the seller which is the Amazon international shipping.. I think it comes from same seller except Amazon assists with the shipping. Amazon.com: Omega 10025B Black Hydraulic Bottle Jack - 2 Ton Capacity: Automotive

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Just a heads up for anyone else thinking of getting one of these.... They do not go high enough to lift a wheel off the ground (if using chassis point).
Back to square one.
At least i discovered this at home rather than in the middle of the bush!

I've not looked yet, but is there any reason that one can't jack the car under the suspension arms as we always used to do?

I bought the Omega jack and am getting a plate made up by a mate that will fit over the top. This will then have a lump of wood on top of that so that I can use the suspension arms instead of the body to lift my L322.

I used to use my old D1 jack on it but the jack needs a refurb, so I bought the Omega jack as a replacement.

cheers

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

See the Group buy thread in group buys.
BMKal bought a Supercrapp jack and simply ground the jack head down on a bench grinder to suit the adaptor;);););););)
Andrew

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Hi Andrew
Do you have any of the adapters left? If not will you be getting another batch made anytime soon?

I dont have any.
I saw Lindsay a few weeks ago,he wasnt too keen just yet.
I will bug him again once he has settled back into uni.
I already have you on my waiting list.
Andrew

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Originally Posted by TuffRR

Just a heads up for anyone else thinking of getting one of these.... They do not go high enough to lift a wheel off the ground (if using chassis point).
Back to square one.
At least i discovered this at home rather than in the middle of the bush!

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I think this may have popped up before but I think there is a difference between jack specs between Australian and overseas sites on some of the omega range with the same lift weight. I haven't got around to it but will buy a 2 tonne omega jack because it does raise the LR high enough. Previous threads went into a lot of detail about what was needed. The link below is to an Australian site that sells the one I intend to buy. The specs show its min and max heights which are, from what has been previously discussed on this forum, enough for the LR.

It will need "massaging" to fit Andy's adapter that I've already bought.

https://www.blackwoods.com.au/part/0...escopic-hyd-2t

Martin