jacko198
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Im after a jack that will be able to fit under my car, its pretty damn low, and the skirts cover the usual jacking points, so im going to need a trolly jack.
Anyone know of any that will go lowwwwwwwwwwww
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Adam_B
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Ive got one of these
http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/Store/Product/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductId=150
goes under my VX just fine 
[Edited on 29-05-2009 by Adam_B]
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jacko198
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Also forgot to ad, nothing expencive 
How much?
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Adam_B
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erm..... you probably wont want that one then 
One on ebay for £160
[Edited on 29-05-2009 by Adam_B]
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Colin
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Drive onto blocks of wood then use a normal jack
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BluKoo
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I've got a low jack. Its an Arcan XL30. It was only £60.
Can't find any on the net though.
[Edited on 29-05-2009 by BluKoo]
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jacko198
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quote:
Originally posted by Colin
Drive onto blocks of wood then use a normal jack
True, but would mean on long journeys i.e. pvs, im going to have to cary wood (no homo)
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Dan A
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Machine mart do one for about £90
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Daveskater
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1 + 2 = result 
Probably better off and cheaper just buying a low jack though
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I like you Dave, you are a man of men
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Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle
Look at my pictures
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jacko198
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yeah, just looking for something handy, to take to like pvs just incase!
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Terry12
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Registered: 24th Sep 07
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I got my low 3 ton jack from Costco. Spot on for my Corsa.
Fits under here.
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Stu
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quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo
I've got a low jack. Its an Arcan XL30. It was only £60.
Can't find any on the net though.
[Edited on 29-05-2009 by BluKoo]
Think thats the one Ive got! Top jack but fooking heavy!!!
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AK
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I've got one thats about 3" high, slides under the skyline no probs
heavy - and def not a jack for 'just in case'
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taylorboosh
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quote:
Originally posted by jacko198
quote:
Originally posted by Colin
Drive onto blocks of wood then use a normal jack
True, but would mean on long journeys i.e. pvs, im going to have to cary wood (no homo)
other wise you will just carry a big heavy jack? sounds a pit silly to me
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Chrissy
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We sell this one..
Clicky
Don't know if thats any use. Pretty low and nice an light 'cause its aluminium.
[Edited on 29-05-2009 by Chrissy]
>>>> Chris <<<<
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Jake
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use a widow maker on the sills then get a trolley jack on the chassis leg
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davcohen
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Costco have one for like £80-£90 highly rated when i was looking for one
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Minty_Fresh
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clarke jack
for low sports cars, around £60/70..
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LukeD
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yeah as above.
Clarke Jack. was the lowest jack i could find available at the time when i had the corsa.
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/ctj1250a-11-4-tonne-aluminium-trolley-jack
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antnee
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I need to get one of these, mine sits about 3-4" off the ground, so have to use normal jack to raise it up a bit the a trolley jack to lift it onto axel stands!
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jacko198
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Cheers guys, didnt realize how pricey they are! Better get saving
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Jay
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Id rather just carry two blocks of wood than spend that on a jack.
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flybikeslee
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you wouldnt know how to use a jack jack you lazy jew, seriously though, bi of wood or a brick or something, thats all i use. make the best from your surroundings and all that, alternatively use the scissors jack to raise it a little then use a normal one
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Graham88
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Registered: 16th Apr 07
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I either drive onto blocks of wood, or I use a scissor jack to jack it up until I can get the normal jack under. Pain in the arse tbh but the joys of being low 
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Wrighty
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quote:
Originally posted by Dan A
Machine mart do one for about £90
Group buy?
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