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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Pt Lincoln far side South Oz
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my problem is the box I have on the ute is great in most areas except when needing to change a flat tyre. because of the low clearance between top of tyre and wheel arch I had to use 2 barrel type jacks.
1 to lift the axle off the ground 2nd sitting on a block to lift the chassis up enough. I need to lift the chassis 380mm minimum off ground for wheel to slide off Ideally I'd like a trolley jack but max height for something I can carry and store is 330mm. What other suggestions can you come up with... Sissor Jack ... what height?
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A jack for my ute
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