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Re: Raising car on 4 axle stands
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 26 11:03 am
by Pete
RobTwin wrote: Wed Feb 04, 26 10:25 am
Pete - if you see this - do you know anyone local-ish that does trolley-jack servicing?
Ours could do with a bit of a freshen-up, as one doesn't lift as far as it should and the other doesn't lower in a controlled manner...
I was wondering if Thunder Road get theirs repaired/serviced?
It is cheaper to replace and scrap, especially for a business and H&S and insurance, unless all it needs is more oil.
Re: Raising car on 4 axle stands
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 26 1:51 pm
by RobTwin
Pete wrote: Wed Feb 04, 26 11:03 am
RobTwin wrote: Wed Feb 04, 26 10:25 am
Pete - if you see this - do you know anyone local-ish that does trolley-jack servicing?
Ours could do with a bit of a freshen-up, as one doesn't lift as far as it should and the other doesn't lower in a controlled manner...
I was wondering if Thunder Road get theirs repaired/serviced?
It is cheaper to replace and scrap, especially for a business and H&S and insurance, unless all it needs is more oil.
Ok thanks. I just thought it might be quite commonplace to replace seals, which I would imagine is what often needs doing
Re: Raising car on 4 axle stands
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 26 4:29 pm
by Steve
Rob
you are obviously thinking of the 'old days' when things could be fixed and lasted ages
Re: Raising car on 4 axle stands
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 26 5:18 pm
by Pete
We are having to replace a 2 Post Ramp at work because a 3 phase switch is intermittent and is about 1/3rd the cost of a complete new Ramp!!!
Throw away world.... sadly.....