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SYFL2 Member Since: 16 Jun 2012 Location: Sheffield Posts: 2607 |
That looks very useful would eBay have the rubbers you’re after ? |
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4th Jan 2025 8:51 am |
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DEG5Y Member Since: 22 Jul 2016 Location: Widnes Posts: 179 |
I can't remember what the jacking point on thr Freelander looks like as mine are inaccessible without removing my Rock sliders.
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4th Jan 2025 10:25 am |
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pinhead Member Since: 12 Nov 2013 Location: yorkshire Posts: 126 |
The lift is hydrolic it uses compressed air to lift the safety locks when lowering but you need a compressor for that it's not included
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4th Jan 2025 11:04 am |
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pinhead Member Since: 12 Nov 2013 Location: yorkshire Posts: 126 |
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4th Jan 2025 11:21 am |
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DEG5Y Member Since: 22 Jul 2016 Location: Widnes Posts: 179 |
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4th Jan 2025 2:50 pm |
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3landertwo Member Since: 27 May 2020 Location: UK Posts: 1133 |
Well I bought one of those and all it did was to deform under the weight !!
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4th Jan 2025 4:20 pm |
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jules Member Since: 13 Dec 2007 Location: The Wilds of Warwickshire Posts: 5144 |
The rubber puck thing works fine on my Fiesta when just jacking a corner up for a wheel change etc
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4th Jan 2025 11:21 pm |
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NeilTD4 Member Since: 21 May 2018 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 166 |
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6th Jan 2025 7:37 pm |
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pinhead Member Since: 12 Nov 2013 Location: yorkshire Posts: 126 |
They look superb |
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12th Jan 2025 8:57 pm |
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