Dragonwalker
Well-Known Member
Bottle jack - should be standard issue.http://thumbs1.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mjaSG5FLRBnlXJKsGpYXfkw.jpg
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
mrchurchill109
Active Member
Bottle jack from a Rangie or a D1 is good - got one in my truck that is salvage from a long-departed RRC. I like the cradle on the top of it to sit under the axle housing - makes positioning easier.
A visit to the local scrappie would likely find you something in the jacks pile for a fiver if it's anything like the junkyards around here.
ajr
A visit to the local scrappie would likely find you something in the jacks pile for a fiver if it's anything like the junkyards around here.
ajr
fergusv
Active Member
I got one of these
2.5 TON HYDRAULIK BOTTLE JACKS,BRAND NEW OFF MERC SPRINTER VANS,100 IN STOCK. | eBay
works perfect and small enough to stick under the seat on the 110
2.5 TON HYDRAULIK BOTTLE JACKS,BRAND NEW OFF MERC SPRINTER VANS,100 IN STOCK. | eBay
works perfect and small enough to stick under the seat on the 110
mrchurchill109
Active Member
Considering my 110 is an ex-squaddy the original jack was one with eternity...
I have no doubt that others have the same issue.
ajr
goldypurple
Active Member
as others have said, a bottle jack from a disco 2 will work quite well, easier to store than the original jack, fram jacks are ok, providing you know how to use one properly!! and are also a pain to store.
OxonLandy
Active Member
tottot
Well-Known Member
Have you ever used one?
I would rather use any of the ones mentioned above.
Have you ever used one?
I have.....it's not the quickest, but i don't think its too bad, and since I don't keep anything else behind my seat (apart from oil, pas fluid etc), it doesn't take any space up for me either
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
If you get a non standard jack make sure it will go under the axle when you have a flat
