New trolley jack
Discussion
Think my old Bradbury has about had it (must be 40 years old), it's piddling oil out everywhere.
So, for home use only these days, I was thinking of a Lift Master 3 ton. Don't need the three ton bit but does give a decent lift height of 508mm instead of the 440 - 460 that the 2.5 ton models do.
Any "don't do" it type horror stories or other suggestions before I part with my hard earnt?
So, for home use only these days, I was thinking of a Lift Master 3 ton. Don't need the three ton bit but does give a decent lift height of 508mm instead of the 440 - 460 that the 2.5 ton models do.
Any "don't do" it type horror stories or other suggestions before I part with my hard earnt?
The Liftmaster is nice bit of kit. All ally, nicely light and low. Had one for 3 months now after my old Clarke 2t pro died after 20 years. The Clarke had managed to pick up on the piston/barrel at the bottom so was leaking internally. Apparently quite common on all trolley jacks and it is built in dirt that get's picked up. So vote for the Liftmaster.
GadgeS3C said:
Mike - I have a couple of the smaller versions . Mine are Arcan branded and came from Costco but look like they came from the same factory.
Very happy with them and highly rated for lifting TVRs.
How much was your Costo Arcan jack? My dirt cheap £5 Wickes trolley jack is long overdue for replacement. Looking for a decent lift height, the Wickes one barely gets above scissor jack height on standard cars and is pointless on lowered cars. Very happy with them and highly rated for lifting TVRs.
giblet said:
How much was your Costo Arcan jack? My dirt cheap £5 Wickes trolley jack is long overdue for replacement. Looking for a decent lift height, the Wickes one barely gets above scissor jack height on standard cars and is pointless on lowered cars.
I think this is a non-member price but not 100% surehttp://www.costco.co.uk/view/product/uk_catalog/co...
cornershop said:
giblet said:
How much was your Costo Arcan jack? My dirt cheap £5 Wickes trolley jack is long overdue for replacement. Looking for a decent lift height, the Wickes one barely gets above scissor jack height on standard cars and is pointless on lowered cars.
I think this is a non-member price but not 100% surehttp://www.costco.co.uk/view/product/uk_catalog/co...
S0 What said:
I rebuilt my bradbury a few months back, cost me £15 for a seal kit............. rebuild the old thing 
Taken a while but took your advice, didn't even need a seal kit, just an O ring in the piston retainer/guide thingy.
Few pence and it's like new again, I'd forgotten how far up it goes !!!!!

kevinkjse said:
Hi guy's
Any idea where to get a Bradbury 673 Jackette seal kit from
thanks
Hopefully these links/suppliers will help:Any idea where to get a Bradbury 673 Jackette seal kit from
thanks
http://www.classic-british-car-jacks.uk/Bradbury%2...
https://www.straightset.co.uk/garage-equipment-spa...
https://www.garageequipmentdirect.co.uk/contents/e...
Edited by Pastie Bloater on Wednesday 26th May 06:08
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