Anyone after a new jack?
Anyone after a new jack?
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Tattooboy

Original Poster:

7,946 posts

201 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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Wanting to start tinkering with mine so thought I'd order a low entry trolly jack.

This place http://www.sgs-engineering.com/ have a sale on at the moment so just order the 2.5 tonne Aluminium jack and 4 axle stands.

Roll on A&E biggrin

VinceM

1,906 posts

161 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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I've not been overly impressed with their boot struts to be honest so not sure I'd use their stuff to jack the car up, probably better off with the Costco one.

Tattooboy

Original Poster:

7,946 posts

201 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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What issues have you had with the boot struts ?

Jack comes with a 2 year warranty and I put it on my CC for extra piece of mind if any thing turns out wrong with it.

Thought a few on here have purchased a jack through this company with out any issues which is why I went for one!

Time will tell.

preciousmetal

3,373 posts

199 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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VinceM said:
I've not been overly impressed with their boot struts to be honest so not sure I'd use their stuff to jack the car up, probably better off with the Costco one.
Costco - amazing what you can get there. my mate went there the other day to get some oil, out of stock, he came away with 2 trolley jacks and 4 lobsters biggrin

Tattooboy

Original Poster:

7,946 posts

201 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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preciousmetal said:
VinceM said:
I've not been overly impressed with their boot struts to be honest so not sure I'd use their stuff to jack the car up, probably better off with the Costco one.
Costco - amazing what you can get there. my mate went there the other day to get some oil, out of stock, he came away with 2 trolley jacks and 4 lobsters biggrin
yikes how heavy were the Lobsters ??


ARAF

20,759 posts

246 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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Tattooboy said:
preciousmetal said:
VinceM said:
I've not been overly impressed with their boot struts to be honest so not sure I'd use their stuff to jack the car up, probably better off with the Costco one.
Costco - amazing what you can get there. my mate went there the other day to get some oil, out of stock, he came away with 2 trolley jacks and 4 lobsters biggrin
yikes how heavy were the Lobsters ??
rofl

VinceM

1,906 posts

161 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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Tattooboy said:
What issues have you had with the boot struts ?


Time will tell.
Indeed it will.

They are creaky and at first haven't been much better than the worn originals. Seem better now but still creak a lot.

jameshsv

5,844 posts

183 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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Give leigh1050 a pm he recently bought a low level jack from machine mart

snowwolf

11,503 posts

198 months

Tuesday 7th April 2015
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Just have to be careful using them on uneven floor, they do like a very flat surface as when the arm comes up it does so in an arc, my floor is not dead smooth so the wheels do not move with the arc, I have made skid plates between body and jack so it moves on the plates rather than the wheels, if you only need to come up to get the wheels off then it should be fine but any higher they may be a problem.


TheLeatherman

322 posts

188 months

Wednesday 8th April 2015
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My regassed bonnet struts and new boot struts were perfect from them. No complaints here.