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Originally Posted by wbowner
According to the information on the case seen hereQuote:
Originally Posted by scarry
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/l319-disco...ml#post2586506
either of those conditions could be interesting without anything under it to provide a level surface.
I always carry two small pieces of 20mm ply.Quote:
Originally Posted by Narangga
Actually have never used them yet,could be the type and size tyres I run;)
Andy how much does the jack weigh and what's it's dimensions ❓
Cheers, Babs :D Sent from my iPhone using Forum Runner
Is it ok to lift under the wishbone with air susp ? . If ok then this would be a good option .
Some specs would be good,but maybe they have to come from rover tech.Quote:
Originally Posted by Babs
I wonder if it will fit under the suspension arm with a flat tyre and 17" rims?
The ones I found online identical to this one weigh "almost 10kg" including all attachmentsQuote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Kevin had to go upstairs to his mezzanine to get one,after selling one during the week.It didn't look heavy,so 10kg would be about right.
Andrew
I was more after min and max heights,maybe I will give rover tech a call during the week,as I can't find the exact one on Google.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grentarc
The ones I found are 135mm to 400mmQuote:
Originally Posted by scarry
I found that as well,although,some are 130 to 495mm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grentarc
Anyway,no rush,will find out during the week.
Need it for the vans as well,even though they have a good hydraulic jack:),it would be much easier to use a small trolley jack,around the Worksop.