D3/D4 hyd jack adapter expression of interest

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Originally Posted by weeds

Based on this pic I'm struggling to work out what needs laser cutting??

It looks like it machines out of a it of solid bar??

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My boy is the engineer,plus he also manages the coins on the UWA engineers racecar he helps build,he is the "chassis team leader".
He could sit there for hours and hours machining away on a lathe and produce the same product at a lot greater cost,or he can get the 3 bits laser cut from one of his teams sponsors then tig weld them together;);););).
Seems simple to me;);););)
Andrew

Hi Andrew.

Make me a definite buy rather than just interested.

Thanks for going to this trouble for all of us. :)

Martin

Yes please.

Andrew
Would it be to much trouble for you to publish a list of people who have responded so that we know we are on the list

Richard

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Originally Posted by thekernel

I see that some of you are purchasing single-stage hydraulic jacks such as the kincrome 6T.

Please do more research before purchasing any of these as it is my firm belief that only a two-stage jack has a sufficient stoke to lift the D3/D4 via the chassis.

There are really only three important facts to consider
1. sufficient load rating (2000kg is enough)
2. short enough to fit under chassis with tyre deflated, and
3. long enough stroke to lift under chassis and fit an inflated tyre

The screw section is only of use in the first step - ie getting it under the chassis, after which it is only the stroke that is important.

Here is a much better alternative -
BST2000 Omega Jack
available from Blackwoods for approx $115 (less if you have an account)
2000kg telescopic 2 stroke
Min height 181mm
Max height 442mm
Stroke 201
Screw goes up 60mm

Several threads refer to this jack including http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/...ion-sorts.html .

Also Merc Sprinter jacks have been used but they are difficult to obtain and taller than the Omega to start with.

Hope this helps.

thekernel

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Hi folks,

Following on from post above... Sorry if this question has been addressed but if it has, I can't find it. A bit confused. Based on the minimum lift requirement of 170mm from the other thread referenced above this 6T Kincrome will fall short, won't it? 'cos you (obviously) can't use the screw out top once under load.

Kincrome Hydraulic Bottle Jack 6000KG #K12052
FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS
? Capacity : 6000KG
? Weight : 5.2KG
? Hydraulic Lift: 125mm
? Screw Extension : 70mm
? Overall Height Closed : 200mm
? Overall Height Open : 395mm
? Base Area: 169mm?
? Standard : AS/NZ 2693:2007
? Capacity : 6000KG
? Weight : 5.05KG
? Hydraulic Lift : 125MM
? Screw Extension : 80MM
? Overall Height Closed : 200MM
? Overall Height Open : 405mm
? Base Area : 120 x 115MM

So we should buy the Omega or similar dual stage jack instead?

Thanks,
David

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Originally Posted by l00kin4

Hi folks,

Following on from post above... Sorry if this question has been addressed but if it has, I can't find it. A bit confused. Based on the minimum lift requirement of 170mm from the other thread referenced above this 6T Kincrome will fall short, won't it? 'cos you (obviously) can't use the screw out top once under load.

Kincrome Hydraulic Bottle Jack 6000KG #K12052
FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS
? Capacity : 6000KG
? Weight : 5.2KG
? Hydraulic Lift: 125mm
? Screw Extension : 70mm
? Overall Height Closed : 200mm
? Overall Height Open : 395mm
? Base Area: 169mm?
? Standard : AS/NZ 2693:2007
? Capacity : 6000KG
? Weight : 5.05KG
? Hydraulic Lift : 125MM
? Screw Extension : 80MM
? Overall Height Closed : 200MM
? Overall Height Open : 405mm
? Base Area : 120 x 115MM

So we should buy the Omega or similar dual stage jack instead?

Thanks,
David

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I believe the simple answer to your question David is you need approx 200mm of stroke to lift a D4, which the Kincrome 6T jack does not have. I believe only a dual stage jack like the Omega will deliver this stroke length.

That is not to say that the adapter being the subject of this thread is not applicable to the Omega jack as well....

Chris

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Originally Posted by cjc_td5

I believe the simple answer to your question David is you need approx 200mm of stroke to lift a D4, which the Kincrome 6T jack does not have. I believe only a dual stage jack like the Omega will deliver this stroke length.

That is not to say that the adapter being the subject of this thread is not applicable to the Omega jack as well....

Chris

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Thanks Chris,

Oh well, guess I'll be well set for bottle jacks then. :) Already ordered the Kincrome and it's on its way. Have now ordered an Omega from Blackwoods. hmm Good news is that as per Richard's post below this adapter still may suit.

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Originally Posted by wbowner

I must admit I haven't measured but according to the specs on my jack , bst2000, the saddle diameter is 27.5


TELESCOPIC HYDRAULIC BOTTLE JACKS

So if they have catered for 28mm it will fit.


Richard

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

My boy is the engineer,plus he also manages the coins on the UWA engineers racecar he helps build,he is the "chassis team leader".

He could sit there for hours and hours machining away on a lathe and produce the same product at a lot greater cost,or he can get the 3 bits laser cut from one of his teams sponsors then tig weld them together;);););).

Seems simple to me;);););)

Andrew

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Fair enough.........many ways to skin a cat I guess

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Originally Posted by cjc_td5

I believe the simple answer to your question David is you need approx 200mm of stroke to lift a D4, which the Kincrome 6T jack does not have. I believe only a dual stage jack like the Omega will deliver this stroke length.

That is not to say that the adapter being the subject of this thread is not applicable to the Omega jack as well....

Chris

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The Jack head is actually 30mm,adapter will be 30.5mm internal with a set screw Im told.Measured a few jacks at the depot today,all seemed to share the same 30mm head,so it will fit others.
Andrew

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Originally Posted by wbowner

Andrew
Would it be to much trouble for you to publish a list of people who have responded so that we know we are on the list

Richard

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Will see what I can do over the weekend,just counted 31,so probably will stick with 50,unless more put their hands up over the next few days.Transfering $250 to Lindsay tonite to cover his materials,he will be ordering them monday.
Andrew