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Looking for a 2 stage bottle jack for the Cruiser

Started by MrCruza, January 15, 2018, 09:39:57 PM

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MrCruza

Want to replace the standard wind up job with something that's a bit easier to use.
Anyone recommend a good brand/supplier?
Cheers, John.




'12 Cruiser
2020 NextGen Blackline

plusnq


MrCruza

Cheers, John.




'12 Cruiser
2020 NextGen Blackline

Cruiser 105Tvan

An exhaust jack would do all of that.
Just pop the bag under the car fit the pipe on the exhaust and up it goes.
Just need a puncture kit as well, vulcanising patches probably best.
Robert. 
VK3PPC, VZU641.
2000 FZJ105r bars,
HDJ105r Bars F&R, VRS Winch, ATZ. P3's, a cupla 2 ways as well.
and 2009 Canning Tvan pushing.

plusnq

The Omega jacks are pretty popular in Landrover circles (cue the Land Rover jokes here 😂). For the Discos they need to be small but with a big height extension. I use this one. Obviously they come in different capacities and lengths.

https://www.blackwoods.com.au/part/00946908/jack-bottle-omega-telescopic-hyd-2t

paceman

landrover bottle jacks are popular...  small, but have good extension...

i got one secondhand for $65 delivered...




low height - 180mm, full height 400mm...


brian from landvehiclespares.net.au was very helpful.

another pic...




Craig Tomkinson

Hi MrCruza, I bought this one at Supa cheap forgot the price its 6 years old, Its 20cm but I use it with that block of wood, lifts the 80 fully loaded eszy, Craig
1990 80 series 1HZ hill sniffer rebiult with 2 inch lift
1982 Jayco Jaylark  pop up van rebuilt
1999 5m Quintrex King on heavy duty offroad boat trailer

Bird

Mercedes Sprinter Van jacks are highly regarded on several forums...
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HKB Electronics

If you only want to jack a wheel I would go for a low profile two stage jack that will fit under the front wishbone and back axle, these
are great as it takes very little effort to jack a wheel to change a tire, if you find you can't get it in under the wishbone with a flat then
digging out a little dirt or running the wheel up a level ramp if you tow solves the problem, you could also carry a small block of wood
for the same purpose. Also good for just jacking the wheel of a van, lot safer than having the car or van jacked up high just
to change a wheel etc.
HKB Electronics, manufacturer of the Alternator Voltage Boosters

glenm64

I bought a Draper 4T 2 stage hydraulic bottle jack off fleabay for $200 landed. Its compact and lifts to around the 600mm mark by memory. It came from UK, price included postage around 3 years ago. Some sellers postage costs were as much as the jack, others postage were under $20, go figure. Dont know where their stuff is made, but its reasonable quality.
There's a big difference between kneeling down
......... and bending over.

MrCruza

Thanks all. Some good ideas there for me to investigate further.   :cheers:
Cheers, John.




'12 Cruiser
2020 NextGen Blackline

Bird

Quote from: MrCruzaThanks all. Some good ideas there for me to investigate further.   :cheers:
The Sprinter ones are easiest to get from UK sadly, but they do come up here... most of the wreckers almost have waiting lists for em :( I tried for months, but I guess any of those larger vans would be similar/same ???
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