85Santana3
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Series 3 Does anybody know what this is?
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Hicap phill
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It’s the bar for your jack.
tottot
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There would be a wooden handle to slip through the hole to turn the rod and wind the jack.
85Santana3
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Thanks a 10000000 hicapPhill. I've been trying to crank with it for days 
Didn't come with any handles tottot. How does it look like? maybe I can make the handle
Didn't come with any handles tottot. How does it look like? maybe I can make the handle
Hicap phill
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Cranking handle looks like this
Colthebrummie
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You can get the handles on eBay.Thanks a 10000000 hicapPhill. I've been trying to crank with it for days
Didn't come with any handles tottot. How does it look like? maybe I can make the handle
Col
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The handle looks a little like a truncheon, a simple job to make one with a wood lathe or you could just use a bit of broom handle. 12" to 14" long approx.
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Use an old screwdriver......
85Santana3
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It's good there is a photo in that ad. I was wondering if the curves in the one I found should be there or not. I will make it straight then,
thanks everybody.
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Colthebrummie
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If you've got a powerful cordless drill, you could weld a nut onto the Jack winding rod and Jack up the car with your drill. I do this on my motorbike lift.
Col
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Put the dog in a large hamster wheel? I'm all for getting someone else to do the hard work!
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I am surprised nobody has inventing anything like that which could be plugged into a cigarette lighter and jack the car up. Since nobody has I reserve the rights to this idea.
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Colthebrummie
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My bike lift is rated at 500kg, I use to raise the wife's car when need, it's quicker and easier than my big trolley JackI am surprised nobody has inventing anything like that which could be plugged into a cigarette lighter and jack the car up. Since nobody has I reserve the rights to this idea.
Col
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