Latest Jack recommendations

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Originally Posted by Homestar

Very true. :D. Looks like you've settled into L322 ownership just fine. :)

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Yes seems so, I was touring Portsea's Point Nepean road yesterday arvo admiring all the other passing Rangies ( they were newer models, ;) but the body shape is still similar:D),
then passed a Breathalyzer, got a smile and waved on by the cops, didn't even need to stop , they seemed to be pulling toyotos up that day, i saw them on the way up and down and they had toyotas.
I later Parked in Blairgowrie motor yacht squadron's car part (on the public side of the controlled members boom gate :p) then took the leisurely cruise along Peninsula link home.:)

Hmm, SuperCrap have this one:

SCA Hydraulic Bottle Jack - 8000kg

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SCA Hydraulic Bottle Jack - 8000kg | Supercheap Auto
Item No. 382377
8000kg working load limit
height range: 238-478mm
Meets mandatory vehicle jack standard AS/NZS 2693:2007
Net weight: 6.65kg

Wait!

I bought one but haven't tried it under the L322, only on the bench. Unlike the P38A jack, it appears to have only a single ram and the extra height is gained via the screw section. When left screwed in, it pumps as high as the P38A jack.

I'll check it properly today and report back. It may be going back to SCA.

Sounds like the first one I bought from Total Tools.... with the screw part being a key part of the height it just wouldn't raise the vehicle high enough.

just source a spinter jack you wont regret it

I lowered the car to access height and the jack won't fit underneath. Oh, well, back to SuperCrap. I should have checked first.

I am lead to believe the IVECO Daily jacks also are good.

pic of using my sprinter jack I put a modified head on it to slot correctly into the sill recess. This pic is with a fully inflated tyre and the height th jack was to enable me to removed a fully imflated tyyre, . The Jack has that much travel again when the next section of ram comes out. I used it on a flat tyre on the road and can't remember if I raised the suspension to gain acccess under the sill, but it was not an real issue.
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