not a big fan of jacking on the seam myself, seen far to much damage done when the seam has folded over due to a misplaced jack saddle. I normally jack on the chassis leg, but this puck makes the seam a handy alternative option.
because........SIGNUM!
Hahah yeah I wouldn't know about the wife haha my ex wife wasn't very stable haha but then neither am I ha
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Sorry to bring this up again guys. Can someone take a look at this. They do this and another priced around £60. Will this be sufficient enough or will I need the 3 t one ?
https://www.sgs-engineering.com/gara...e-trolley-jack
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All of the SGS gear is ok---the 2 ton will do but you might want to go the extra and get the 3 ton.i have the 2 ton one and its ok for most jobs-----Dave
I've got the insignia estate so I'm probably better getting the 3 tonne arnt I really. ( I'm just being tight arnt I ? ) haha
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The jacking point for a trolley jack will be just behind the sill, in the same approx. area as where the sill jack goes. Looks for a flat area with a hole of approx. 20mm diameter in it.
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