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patrickr90

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• Friday at 16:01

• #1

Hi

Does anyone know what normally goes here - behind the cubby - land rover
on a Ninety - 1986? Picture attached

There is an elastic band./ strap that looks as if it should hold something. Wheel jack?

 

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Galladog

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• Friday at 17:08

• #2

I had an 1985 ninety, your correct

 

the_wolf

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• Friday at 20:34

• #3

Those panel covers that are riveted on can also be removed for doing puppet shows

 

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Anaconda

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• Friday at 21:44

• #4

the_wolf said:

Those panel covers that are riveted on can also be removed for doing puppet shows

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Wondered what they were for, now I know.

 

kermit_rr

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Full Member

• Friday at 22:06

• #5

I think what you meant to say is.. who goes there!?

 

Phill

Active Member

• Friday at 22:23

• #6

My 1984 has got the bottle jack, poles and wheel brace there, I think mine has metal clips and one or two thick rubber bands.
I don't have the Owners manual, maybe it's in there. Certainly not in the workshop manual.

 

Knappster

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Full Member

• Friday at 23:30

• #7

I’ve got the same on my 1989 ninety. It holds the factory supplied jack and adaptor.

 

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patrickr90

Member

• Yesterday at 08:35

• #8

Galladog said:

I had an 1985 ninety, your correct

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Brilliant, thanks. Now I just have to get one!

 

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scott3933

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• Yesterday at 23:20

• #9

patrickr90 said:

Brilliant, thanks. Now I just have to get one!

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If you're thinking about picking up one of the original jacks, the screw hi lift types I personally wouldn't bother. I just chucked mine in the shed, much prefer the red Disco 1/2 type bottle jack with the axle cradle... easier to use and quicker!

 

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Anaconda

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• Today at 09:45

• #10

scott3933 said:

If you're thinking about picking up one of the original jacks, the screw hi lift types I personally wouldn't bother. I just chucked mine in the shed, much prefer the red Disco 1/2 type bottle jack with the axle cradle... easier to use and quicker!

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You are right but they are still nice to have. Defender/Disco bottle jack's are silly money for a 2nd hand jack.
Word of warning, some after market rear crossmembers will deform before actually lifting the vehicle if you try using the original jack, don't ask me how I know!