wickford90
Well-Known Member
want to pressure wash and waxoyl the 90, what's the best safe way to get it as high as possible thanks.
bigcarorguk
Member
Interesting timing... I'm thinking about doing this as well. There a billion threads out there about doing it... but not one of them tells me how much I'll need for a 110 chassis. Also interested to know about axle stands etc... vaguely considering just lying under it... there's loads of room!
borrow your mates farm jacks and use one on each corner
kernowdragon
Well-Known Member
In order of preference:
- Give it a massive joint
- Park on top of doris's/neighbours daily driver
- Should have bought a P38, goes up and down at will, (it's own!)
wickford90
Well-Known Member
thanks for your thoughts.
lying under it with farm jacks only is that safe ?.
weekend in Denmark? sounds good , but not good enough.
tried the massive joint trick only problem after i smoked it i could'nt be arsed to get the pressure washer out so went back in doors and had a Yorkie bar and a sleep .
lying under it with farm jacks only is that safe ?.
weekend in Denmark? sounds good , but not good enough.
tried the massive joint trick only problem after i smoked it i could'nt be arsed to get the pressure washer out so went back in doors and had a Yorkie bar and a sleep .
chipv8
New Member
Drive it up onto some railway sleepers. (give you about 4-6" lift)
Drive it up onto ramps. (up to about 12" lift)
Axle stands I'd get some with a minimum 3 tonne rating they are usually rated as pairs i.e one pair used together supports 3 tonnes.(300mm to 750mm lift depending on how deep your pockets are)
try this....
Axle Stands - Machine Mart
Drive it up onto ramps. (up to about 12" lift)
Axle stands I'd get some with a minimum 3 tonne rating they are usually rated as pairs i.e one pair used together supports 3 tonnes.(300mm to 750mm lift depending on how deep your pockets are)
try this....
Axle Stands - Machine Mart
Good link
I'd not bother with the 3 ton (430mm lift), instead going for the slightly more expensive 6 ton versions, because they do 615mm lift. Much more useful in the long run.
wickford90
Well-Known Member
liking the 6 tonne ones. would a normal defender jack get up high enough . is it ok to put stands on the axels.
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Do not attempt to jack a landy onto 4 axle stands using just a std lr jack.
. Get ya self a trolley jack Machine mart do an high lift model especially for 4x4's.Yes stands on axles are fine hence why they're called axle stands. :doh:
wickford90
Well-Known Member
what i should have said was can I put it on "any" part of the axle
