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Faster. Faster. Until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death.
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Safest working under car?HARDCORE
@hardcore
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I can't moan too much cos I have access to this (@ my Dad's) and he has built sloping wooden ramps either side of it to get low ones on (the ramps need about 10cms clearance) ;D Is that a bike lift? Are those extra supports he's put on the sides? Gosh no! That's as it came, cost ~£900 iirc.. It has 4 arms that swing out & are adjustable for length so you can put them under the rails or jacking points correctly, irrespective of how long / wide the vehicle is. |
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Easily copied though.  |
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Faster. Faster. Until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death.
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Use 2 sets of ramps? Drive onto first set, then jack up other end of the car and slide 2nd set in "backwards" so all 4 wheels are on ramps and car can't go anywhere  Put timber sleepers etc under the ramps if you need even more height. |
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