jacking up my fender

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Ham Salad

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I have just bought myself a mint 110 hardtop for Christmas :D:D
and was wondering if the 2 ton trolley jack I have been using on my Discovery will be ok to use with my new pressie, I still have the Discovery and was hoping I wouldn't have to buy another jack for my Defender 110,anyone can help with my dilema please.
 
I have just bought myself a mint 110 hardtop for Christmas :D:D
and was wondering if the 2 ton trolley jack I have been using on my Discovery will be ok to use with my new pressie, I still have the Discovery and was hoping I wouldn't have to buy another jack for my Defender 110,anyone can help with my dilema please.
Buy a bigger jack! you tight git...
 
As above. I've had a 2 tonne jack for some time but when I tried lifting the 110 at the front it didn't like it. I have a disco jack for emergencies and a clarke 20 tonne (got it really cheap) for general work. However, if I find a 3 or 4 tonne trolley jack at the right money I'll treat the wife!
 
However, if I find a 3 or 4 tonne trolley jack at the right money I'll treat the wife!

:D

I got one of these through my work for £95 inc VAT.

Works a treat, and has staged lift too. So it reaches the height to the jacking point really quick, and then jacks steadily.

Invaluable piece of kit, but certainly too heavy to be portable. Much better than a 2t trolley jack for home use though, the wider track makes it more stable too.
 
Buy a bigger jack! you tight git...

Ha ha,buying the 110 has left me a bit lighter in the arse pocket,and was hoping,but then whats life without hope :D
I will have to leave it for this month,no worries its not going anywhere its going to be a garage / summer queen.:)
 
its not going anywhere its going to be a garage / summer queen.

You'll never be able to fix all the leaks if it only goes out in the sun. Also, how will you know how bad the heater is?
 
You'll never be able to fix all the leaks if it only goes out in the sun. Also, how will you know how bad the heater is?
This said with fingers and toes double crossed :):)

NO LEAKS, DRY AS A BONE :D:D

NO OIL LEAKS :D:D

NO RUST, NONE, NOT A SPOT :D:D

MINT MINT MINT ,I am honestly waiting for the bomb to drop

Barn find, hopefully one in a million,waited over two years for the right one, and am still not breathing,as it seems to good to be true.
 
This said with fingers and toes double crossed :):)

NO LEAKS, DRY AS A BONE :D:D

NO OIL LEAKS :D:D

NO RUST, NONE, NOT A SPOT :D:D

MINT MINT MINT ,I am honestly waiting for the bomb to drop

Barn find, hopefully one in a million,waited over two years for the right one, and am still not breathing,as it seems to good to be true.
Now be honest and say that you've bought either a picture of or a matchbox model of a Fender!!

No water leaking in :eek: = It ain't a Fender :D
No oil leaks :eek: = It ain't a Fender :D
No tin worm :eek: = It ain't a Fender :D

Minty ... One in a million!! :D :D :D
 
[JP];1754822 said:
I have one of these.... really good, lifts quick and has that little bit extra to adjust to give even more height...

Clarke CTJ3000QL - 3 Tonne Quick Lift Trolley Jack - Machine Mart

I use one of these to lift my Rangie. The only issue with any of these jacks is that the handles are a bit short, to fit in the box with the jack I guess. An extra bit of steel tube makes a lot of difference.

:D
 
Bugger I bought it from wiltshire, it wern't you by anychance WLM. Ah the penny has just dropped the clue is in your name........
 
Now be honest and say that you've bought either a picture of or a matchbox model of a Fender!!

No water leaking in :eek: = It ain't a Fender :D
No oil leaks :eek: = It ain't a Fender :D
No tin worm :eek: = It ain't a Fender :D

Minty ... One in a million!! :D :D :D

Never heard a Freelander called a 110 before ;-)
 
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