Thread: Small trolley jack for L322?

Small trolley jack wont do the height...I know this because I have to get lots and lots of wood out every time i need to.
I use the highlift mechanical jack and then use the axle stands

Hi.
I've still got scissor jack and recently bought upto 4ton bottle jack from supercheap auto. It's got the height to lift the wheels off the ground.
Landie56

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Originally Posted by rar110

My scissor jack is a little bent so need to replace it. I would prefer a small trolley jack to a bottle jack, in particular as when flat it may fit in the same spot as the scissor jack. Anyone bought one or know what I should look for? I thought 1.5 - 2 tonne would be OK. What about lifting height?

Thanks

Gee's ... don't use a scissor jack under something heavy like a land rover Every scissor jack I've ever tried under a lightweight Citroen has splattered and buckled under the load. they'd fail almost immediately under something that weight 100% more!

Big trolley jacks are cheap these days. Buy one of them for your shed, to big to cart around with you, but very useful to have (remove the handle for more compact storage). eg:

Very Large NEW Garage Trolley Jack High HI Lift 800mm Heavy Duty FOR Trucks Cars in VIC | eBay

seeya,
Shane L.

Thanks Gents. I have a couple of trolley jacks for the shed.

Still looking for a replacement for my scissor jack. Just to be clear this is to replace the scissor jack, not for the workshop. A bottle jack might be the go.

I have been using a 4000 kg hydraulic jack for years and carrying it in the car, on its side, it has a threaded section that will screw up under the supension arms or axles. it has no problem lifting the wheel off the ground. but if you use on the soft ground you need a couple o blocks of wood or a bbq plate. cheers simmo

Originally Posted by DoubleChevron

Gee's ... don't use a scissor jack under something heavy like a land rover Every scissor jack I've ever tried under a lightweight Citroen has splattered and buckled under the load. they'd fail almost immediately under something that weight 100% more!

Tell LR that. D3/D4/RRS/L322 (and probably more) are supplied with a scissor jack that is known by users to collapse.

Read LR's response in this thread: fullfatrr.com - Log In

thanks for this post.....it just reminded me that I need to get a decent bottle jack .

I don't think there are any light trolley jacks with enough lift height to be of any value. I have a large one for work at home but it's a beast to lift.

even a decent bottle jack of 3-4tonnes , which you need , starts to become cumbersome , but is better anywhere than a scissor jack.