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where do you find huge jack stands?

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where do you find huge jack stands?

Post by Hardzy »

fitting my sprung over diffs and new leaves on the weekend. but i dont have big enough stands. where can i get them from or how have others supported their 4x4's from the chasis over 1200 in the air?
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Post by hiluxmad »

i made some to the height i wanted out of 150mm I beam that i got from the scrap yard.
if i need more height i use some good hardwood packers like red gum sleeper off cuts
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Post by ledgend80 »

i think you should just buy a hoist if you can afford it otherwise you are just going to have to make some as it would be the cheapest way
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Post by Struth »

Basically you make them or make suitable height extension bases for standard ones.

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Two post car hoist is the go.
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Post by Auto-Craft »

Repco have units that go to 1500 and are a 10 tonner per pair stand.

We use them here for working on trucks on the hoist or putting chassis on.

$400 odd a pr last time I got some more.

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Post by Struth »

Assassin_Offroad wrote:Repco have units that go to 1500 and are a 10 tonner per pair stand.

We use them here for working on trucks on the hoist or putting chassis on.

$400 odd a pr last time I got some more.

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Are they screw adjustable or pin adjusted?

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