Thread: Chops, The Permagrin

Originally Posted by Chops

I went with the black,, matches the rest


Sorry, I forgot to answer your question last night. The jack at the back of the car is mine. Its fairly weighty and big, but I have a crook back and shoulders, so just want to make it easier when needed.


And the sausage rolls,,,, hmmmmm

Agree, the black looks better against the blue. I went with the grey, as they look a bit softer against the white.


Only ask about the trolley jack, as I am one of the members bitching about the LR scissor jack. I have bit the bullet and ordered one of those small low profile trolley jacks. I just can't see myself changing a wheel half way up a steep fire trail using a LR scissor jack

Originally Posted by Garfield

Agree, the black looks better against the blue. I went with the grey, as they look a bit softer against the white.


Only ask about the trolley jack, as I am one of the members bitching about the LR scissor jack. I have bit the bullet and ordered one of those small low profile trolley jacks. I just can't see myself changing a wheel half way up a steep fire trail using a LR scissor jack

Same same,, it'll live in the camper trailer, and when out and about in the bush I'll throw it in the car. If I'm near a town, I'll call the hotline

I can't see anyone changing a tyre with ANY jack half way up a steep fire trail... that's inviting disaster...

I'm surprised Gordon's sliders don't have the end plate to hold the rear wheel liner in place...

I'm surprised Gordon's sliders don't have the end plate to hold the rear wheel liner in place...[/QUOTE]

Yes, like the Prospeed sliders.Hope the fixings are in stainless.

Originally Posted by eddy

I'm surprised Gordon's sliders don't have the end plate to hold the rear wheel liner in place...

Hope the fixings are in stainless.[/QUOTE]

Nope. Standard black button heads but I bought stainless myself.
David

Originally Posted by l00kin4

One quick pic

That's them,would be quite stronger with the voids filled like that.
Andrew

Well the permagrin was massive today as he got to put and test the mighty BLUHSE in the High Country and not to be out done by some pretty well kitted out D2`s hey mate
Oh yeah the D4 did shine very well except the paint work that dusted up very quickly hey mate

Originally Posted by rangieman

Well the permagrin was massive today as he got to put and test the mighty BLUHSE in the High Country and not to be out done by some pretty well kitted out D2`s hey mate
Oh yeah the D4 did shine very well except the paint work that dusted up very quickly hey mate

And his player comfort level would have been WAY ahead having driven this path
Andrew