Chimaera jack

[Naybr]

My trolley jack is too high to get under the Chim. Can anyone tell me which jack they use?

Also what's the best point to jack up from - especially if the outriggers are of (as yet) unknown condition ..?

[.Mark]

Roll the car on to a plank of wood that should give enough clearance for the jack to go under. If you are worried about the outriggers, see if you can get the jack right under to the box section of chassis.

[morebeanz]

I bought a "low entry" aluminium jack for the Cerb. Available from eBay and CostCo (I think)...

[antmez]

get yourself one of these ,

BRILLIANT!!!!

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/...

Ant

[venusdimilo]

antmez said:

get yourself one of these ,

BRILLIANT!!!!

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/...

Ant

+1
Steve

[dogbucket]

morebeanz said:

I bought a "low entry" aluminium jack for the Cerb. Available from eBay and CostCo (I think)...

Made by Arcan.

Better than the Machine Mart one imo as it has more stable front wheels rather than a roller.

[IVANHOE]

venusdimilo said:

antmez said:

get yourself one of these ,

BRILLIANT!!!!

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/...

Ant

+1
Steve

+ 2

Trev

[M3John]

IVANHOE said:

venusdimilo said:

antmez said:

get yourself one of these ,

BRILLIANT!!!!

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/...

Ant

+1
Steve

+ 2

Trev

+3

These are very very good indeed !

[Macey]

.Mark said:

Roll the car on to a plank of wood that should give enough clearance for the jack to go under. If you are worried about the outriggers, see if you can get the jack right under to the box section of chassis.

+1