Jacking car
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turk1

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219 posts

189 months

Thursday 7th February 2013
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Just got a new low entry small trolley jack but can't seem to find a rubber pad to fit , just would like to know what you guys use to avoid damage to the jacking points.

RSGulp

1,472 posts

269 months

Thursday 7th February 2013
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Ice hockey pucks off Ebay.

Hilux2400

231 posts

166 months

Thursday 7th February 2013
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Get a rubber lorry mud flap and cut a square to suit.

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turk1

Original Poster:

219 posts

189 months

Thursday 7th February 2013
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RSGulp said:
Ice hockey pucks off Ebay.
Silly question, but you say pucks, would I need more than 1 then ?

RSGulp

1,472 posts

269 months

Thursday 7th February 2013
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turk1 said:
RSGulp said:
Ice hockey pucks off Ebay.
Silly question, but you say pucks, would I need more than 1 then ?
I got an eBay deal on a pack of five. I jack up my car and use the spare pucks on the axles stands. I think I paid around a tenner for five. They're made from very dense rubber - perfect for jacking cars on.

turk1

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219 posts

189 months

Thursday 7th February 2013
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Thanks RSGulp, just ordered 1 from ebay.

Tino

1,948 posts

313 months

Friday 8th February 2013
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I got these cool aluminium things that slot into the jacking point, also bought from ebay.
A bit more expensive than hockey pucks though

Wozy68

5,436 posts

200 months

Friday 8th February 2013
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Tino said:
I got these cool aluminium things that slot into the jacking point, also bought from ebay.
A bit more expensive than hockey pucks though
Me too. Great because you can turn and lock them in place. (Just remember to remove them before driving off).

One of the best things I've bought for maintenance.

turk1

Original Poster:

219 posts

189 months

Friday 8th February 2013
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Tino said:
I got these cool aluminium things that slot into the jacking point, also bought from ebay.
A bit more expensive than hockey pucks though
Yes I have been looking at the metal ones to that are on ebay,Maybe I am been tight but I thought if a hockey puck does the same job why pay £17 for the metal one, But I do like the idea that they lock in to place.