Trolley jack or hi lift?

What should i buy for me Rangie?And where should I buy it?Cheaper the better as always!

Trolley jack, Machine Mart. Not that I'm particularly impressed with Machine Mart staff.

we did this last week. FFS do try and keep up. An have yer handed yer homewerk in yet.

whats wrung with their staff??

Big headed an arrogant. Typical sales staff.

Sorry Mr Pikey Sir!Me dog ate it.......
Machine mart staff cant **** up "ill take that jack please" can they?Im intreeged why they upset ya grunt

god i type slow

GRUNT said:

Big headed an arrogant. Typical sales staff.

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dint know leelandy worked there!!!

Dunno they just come across as big heads an arrogant making out they know everything when it's obvious they're making it up as they go along.

sales pitch bull**** all part of the game.AS long as you know what yer wanna buy you'll be reet

Anno but it still winds me up.

not as bad as the spotty 16 17 yr olds u get workin in halfrauds

My trolley jack won't even lift my BMW 3 series off the ground by more than a few inches, let alone a landy! Although I am using one of those cheap "RAC" jacks from Argos.

I use both. I use a heavy duty trolley jack for repairs at home and a high lift for emergency repairs out and about and off roading.

I tend to carry both, tend to use trolley jack to change wheels etc but find highlift will lift whole axle and double as a cheap replacement for winch

Ere we go again!

I just got a HIGH (Not HI!!!) 2 1/2 tonne lift Trolley jack for £40 from Halfrauds after it was most recommended productr in LROhno mag (Call me a dobuble mug!) but to tell you the truth it's brilliant, does the job no prob and holds strong for hours (8 actually). Coupled with Clarkes heavy duty axle stands off of machine mart (ordered 6 pm on tinternet arrived 10.00 next day!) it's a right on combo in my eyes!

(I had been driving up a hedge to lift it so i could work under it before, this is way better!)