Hi lift Jack fitting kits

chico929 · Oct 16, 2009

To all of you out there that have your hi lift jack mounted at the back of your 90, (and those with general knowledge of these things).
What fitting kit did you go for? Important that it is strong and as secure
as can be. I have to park on the main road outside my house. Looked at randc items at £20 odd and HD at £30 odd. Any opinions welcome

ratty · Oct 16, 2009

I have mine mounted on the spare wheel. I don't leave it there due to too many thieving sods around. It stays inside unless I have a full boot or I'm going offroading.

chico929 · Oct 17, 2009

Surely ratty is not the only one out there with a fitting kit. C`mon guys ....share

Shifty1962 · Oct 17, 2009

Like Ratty says mine stays inside the motor or gets locked to the roof rack if the back is full.

Griffdowg · Oct 17, 2009

mine is mounted to the swing away wheel carrier.

Rats, saw your motor in the carpark at the LR SW show today

G

spuddog · Oct 17, 2009

chico929 said:
Surely ratty is not the only one out there with a fitting kit. C`mon guys ....share

I have a fitting kit. will take a pic and post tomorrow.

ratty · Oct 18, 2009

Griffdowg said:
mine is mounted to the swing away wheel carrier.

Rats, saw your motor in the carpark at the LR SW show today

G

I kept my eyes open for you Griff but din't see you or yer landy.

I was a bit dissapointed with the show tbh. I wuz hoping to pick up a winch PTO shaft. I saw one overdrive but that was it. No other PTO's or parts.

Tools were cheap. I picked up a few bits and pieces to replace the snap-on stuff in my truck but things like chequerplate and sliders etc were no cheaper than getting them online. I was extremely dissapointed with the offroad course and the way it was run. I didn't see a single vehicle go around without sustaining some sort of damage.

SHORT ROUND · Oct 18, 2009

i have got a fitting kit for sale i will go and take a piccy in abit and post it on, so let me know if your interested and we can sort a price.

chico929 · Oct 18, 2009

Could be interested SHORT ROUND. Call 07776 220444.

Griffdowg · Oct 18, 2009

ratty said:
I kept my eyes open for you Griff but din't see you or yer landy.

I was a bit dissapointed with the show tbh. I wuz hoping to pick up a winch PTO shaft. I saw one overdrive but that was it. No other PTO's or parts.

Tools were cheap. I picked up a few bits and pieces to replace the snap-on stuff in my truck but things like chequerplate and sliders etc were no cheaper than getting them online. I was extremely dissapointed with the offroad course and the way it was run. I didn't see a single vehicle go around without sustaining some sort of damage.

I went in the wifes Golf

dont trust the pikeys that attend LR shows! Widget came down with me to. I know what you mean about disapointing. I however knew it was going to be **** so was not surprised!

I summed the show up like this...

If you own a series - score, lots of bits, vehicles and general stuff to buy/look at. worth going if your within a 30mile radius.

If you own a later defender/disco 1/P38 or RRC - Not much going on really, bits and bobs you may need, some panels but not alot. probably not worth going.

If you own a newer defender or anything else not mentioned above no point in going at all!

watched the course, looked a bit harsh in places, but i thought that were the drivers not the course

didnt watch for long. Had a pint, bought some bits for the lightweight and went home.

G

spuddog · Oct 19, 2009

This is the type with a stand plate

chico929 · Oct 19, 2009

Ah, thanx spuddog.
This is the position I want to mount it and, and, obviously the type of fitting kit I`m looking for.
Where are these available from?
2nd hand, good condition one is fine also, if anyone has one for sale.

spuddog · Oct 21, 2009

chico929 said:
Ah, thanx spuddog.
This is the position I want to mount it and, and, obviously the type of fitting kit I`m looking for.
Where are these available from?
2nd hand, good condition one is fine also, if anyone has one for sale.

Here you go

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LANDROVER-RHI...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item4a9b17bd34

chico929 · Oct 21, 2009

Your a good man spuddog. Thanx for your time and effort. Ken.

Pikey · Oct 21, 2009

Mines stored behind the front seats in the 90 total cost about £2 consists of 4 large washers 2no 4"x M8 bolts 6 no M8 nuts

and hey presto. Safe secure and out of the way.

Beast o Bodmin · Oct 21, 2009

I dont bovver with them ****e.A good trolley jack and piece of railway sleeper does me fine.

discoboy84 · Oct 21, 2009

Beast o Bodmin said:
I dont bovver with them ****e.A good trolley jack and piece of railway sleeper does me fine.

NO good out on a lane though

chico929 · Oct 21, 2009

Food for thought. I guess you can drill pretty much anywhere on the Landy.

Beast o Bodmin · Oct 21, 2009

discoboy84 said:
NO good out on a lane though

ferkin is .tis what i allways use.

them high lift jobbies are ferkin lethal.i allways got a tirfor an rope so i dont need a hi lift jack.:blabla::blabla::blabla:

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