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Just wandering what weight your trolley jacks are rated at that you use for your e-series?
Im thinking of getting a 1650kg trolley jack and 2000kg axle stands (that i can get cheap as from work  ), could i use this safely with my EF or should i go for a jack thats rated above 1650kg?
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| GTBob |
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Should be OK as you DON'T jack yhe whole car weight at once
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| mr_sperm1 |
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GTBob wrote: Should be OK as you DON'T jack yhe whole car weight at once
Now that i'd like to see
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| Disco Frank |
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GTBob wrote: Should be OK as you DON'T jack yhe whole car weight at once
be fine the falcoons dont even way 2000kg i have a 1500kg jack and 2000kg axle stand with my au and never had a drama wait.. i lie tis a pain gettign it under the sills since i lowered it... 
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| twr7cx |
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mr_sperm1 wrote: GTBob wrote: Should be OK as you DON'T jack yhe whole car weight at once Now that i'd like to see lol, you'd find it bloody hard to get the thing to balance on one point! i got one at about 1 and a half tonne and she happily jacks the rear end up under the diff. but don't forget to also fit axle stands just incase... just incase... |
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| ebEB |
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i got my trusty little sissor jack
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| dvyvan |
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lol i jacked up a mates car using the standard scissor jack, biggest piece of s**t ive ever used. It completely buckled and would lift the car high enough.
Ive got a 2500 jack and 2000 stands, no problems. I consider it overkill for falcons. Remember what ever your jack is rated at it will do at least another 500 kg with out a problem 
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| twr7cx |
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dvyvan wrote: lol i jacked up a mates car using the standard scissor jack, biggest piece of s**t ive ever used. It completely buckled and would lift the car high enough.
don't ask me how but my factory scissor jack cross threaded itself. not sure how i managed that one lol. |
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| Disco Frank |
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ebEB wrote: i got my trusty little sissor jack
go the scissor jack!
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| madmax |
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If you can stretch the budget try and find yourself a "long reaching" trolley jack. Biggest problem with standard ones is not so much their capacity but how long the trolley is. A short trolley and you can't reach the front cross member and have enough clearance to pump the handle. Same at the rear.
I regret buying mine. I find I have to jack up the car from near each wheel first.
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