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Stroppymonkey
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Our engineer had a mare the other night. 24plate stellantis van. Hit a rock (disguised as snow) in the dark and popped front tyre. Van came with a repair kit, but we had added a tool kit and spare wheel (luckily) Suppplied wrench was wank, so have now replaced it with a decent extending wheel wrench. Scissor jack slid out on him (icy/snow) and bent. Had to get someone out to him to sort.
Just looking at best options to replace the jack with something better than needs to live in the van. What would you use? Often you end up in a non level/muddy/ rutted situation when trying to change a wheel.
2t ton trolley jack probably right at the edge of its tolerance for lifting one wheel on a 3.5t van.
Anyone use one of these?
Just looking at best options to replace the jack with something better than needs to live in the van. What would you use? Often you end up in a non level/muddy/ rutted situation when trying to change a wheel.
2t ton trolley jack probably right at the edge of its tolerance for lifting one wheel on a 3.5t van.
Anyone use one of these?