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Subject Topic: What Jack do you use!!
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27/4/2011 at 9:57pm
 Location: Blackburn Lancashire
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We don't like sitting on the hard shoulder, waiting for a man to come out.  Far better to be on your way. Surely a jack is the most basic of equipment?

Jim



28/4/2011 at 7:55am
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Quote: Originally posted by Greendemon315 on 27/4/2011

We don't like sitting on the hard shoulder, waiting for a man to come out.  Far better to be on your way. Surely a jack is the most basic of equipment?

Jim




I totally agree, I have even lent my bottle jack to a fellow caravanner who damaged the corner steady on his 'van but used my jack as a temporary steady until he could get it repaired.

Having a TA I also use it to enable me to rotate both wheels to get the Alko hub locks aligned as it is almost impossible to do any other way. I would rather leave the wine and beer at home than not have a good hydraulic jack in the car.

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28/4/2011 at 8:22am
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"I would rather leave the wine and beer at home than not have a good hydraulic jack in the car."

Now that is just silly talk

Seriously though, we have a Kojack jack that used to live in the van, but now our van has a std Alko jack. As the jack is for emergency use, I'll live with the Alko one. Any extra payload is gratefully received.

Personally I prefer a breakdown company van to be covering the back of the van if I ever have a flat as sod's law says it will always be the driver's side tyre that goes and I'd rather have big orange flashing lights to warn the passing lorries.



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as mr winner would say Calm down dear Calm Down. we are getting hot under the collar again the OP asked a question and a line will do Bottle Scizzzzzzzor Trrrrrooooolie now a squabble is starting as to who is right and wrong.

for me as said its a 3 tonne bottle small enough to put into a foot locker others its a large trolly or some carry a jack in the car that does both.

lifes too short to fight.




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