ramp hire in Glasgow area
ramp hire in Glasgow area
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A.J.M

Original Poster:

8,375 posts

214 months

Friday 15th November 2013
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Any good garage's in the local area that can rent out a ramp manly enough to support the Disco for a few hours.

Looking to get underbody protection plates made for it. I can either pay well over a grand for bit's...

Or stick it up on a ramp, take dimensions and get them made up myself.

So, where's good and reasonable on the wallet?

BillyWhizz888

965 posts

181 months

Saturday 16th November 2013
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DIY garage at ibrox govan and also car star age place in Ek has a ramp for hire. Hourly charges

A.J.M

Original Poster:

8,375 posts

214 months

Saturday 16th November 2013
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Got your fb thingy,

I also passed you on Thursday night, you had just crossed the bridge heading up the hill towards home, I was coming down the hill. smile

OlberJ

14,101 posts

261 months

Saturday 16th November 2013
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Is there not room to get under it as is?

BillyWhizz888

965 posts

181 months

Saturday 16th November 2013
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A.J.M said:
Got your fb thingy,

I also passed you on Thursday night, you had just crossed the bridge heading up the hill towards home, I was coming down the hill. smile
Was wife you would have passed. I was under focus giving it a service for its drive to the nec.

I've got big axle stands an jack if you want to jack it up and lie under it save spending cash hiring a ramp

steelej

1,761 posts

235 months

Saturday 16th November 2013
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I'd offer you the use of my lift Alan if it wasn't for the fact that a) your car is so tall that it would probably only get 3 inches off the ground and b) the Ferrari is currently on it getting a suspension overhaul so it's not moving until i figure out how to put it back together wink

John.

A.J.M

Original Poster:

8,375 posts

214 months

Saturday 16th November 2013
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Excuses John, excuses!

Plus, still waiting on my cinema pass to see the dark knight....

kmm

1,781 posts

208 months

Sunday 17th November 2013
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OlberJ said:
Is there not room to get under it as is?
I agree.
I used to be able to sit-up under my Landy or Rangie, surely you can fit fairly easy.
A tank guard and diff guards should do it. I would use heavy duty steering bars at the front instead of the big guards which quite often act like a plough. I don't know my way round a D3, so i'm presuming the steering bars are similar to other Landrovers.

A few shot from a few years ago.

Front steering and diff protection


Rear diff protection


kmm

1,781 posts

208 months

Sunday 17th November 2013
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And tank guard