blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Those wires are illegal on the public highway.
GreenHornet
Well-Known Member
I had originally thought about this idea of mounting the jack on the bonnet, however in seriously mudy conditions i can imagine it would get totally ****ted up and then it would take an hour to clean and grease again.
I could be wrong.................
GreenHornet
Well-Known Member
Yeah but I do like to see them outside too. I am thinking of inside the rear door but it doesnt really fit. Looks like either rear floor or where you have yours.
Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
Ditch the rear seats, loadsa room 
Outside just makes it go rusty. Promise you they don't work so clever if them pins can't slide. They need to be clean and corrosion free ideally.
Where mine is is great for space and also for keeping lowest poss C of G but it's a pain when it's buried under camping gear.
I've only used it once tbh when I had a tyre pop off in a gulley. Any other puncture scenario I'd use bottle jack so it's not really an issue of its buried for me, don't use it enough.
Keeping it low is a big consideration for me cos it's bloody heavy.
Cheers
Outside just makes it go rusty. Promise you they don't work so clever if them pins can't slide. They need to be clean and corrosion free ideally.
Where mine is is great for space and also for keeping lowest poss C of G but it's a pain when it's buried under camping gear.
I've only used it once tbh when I had a tyre pop off in a gulley. Any other puncture scenario I'd use bottle jack so it's not really an issue of its buried for me, don't use it enough.
Keeping it low is a big consideration for me cos it's bloody heavy.
Cheers
