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trolley jack recommendations - tuttyboy84 - 04-01-2015 I need a new trolley jack for home use has anyone got any recommendations i like the look of the sgs ones bit has anyone got any experience of them?? RE: trolley jack recommendations - paulgtt - 04-01-2015 I got one of their low profile jacks for xmas, yet to use it but got it on the strength of other peoples recommendations. SGS stuff seem to get great reviews and they aren't to pricey either RE: trolley jack recommendations - 7057sam - 05-01-2015 Wow them sgs ones are cheap even cheaper with this current deal.lots of reviews on them aswell,got to be worth a punt for 33 pound. http://www.sgs-engineering.com/tjl2-2-tonne-low-profile-trolley-jack?___store=sgs_en&___store=sgs_en&gclid=CNDQw6TN-8ICFZLLtAodlUIAIw RE: trolley jack recommendations - tuttyboy84 - 05-01-2015 I like the look of the 3 ton low profile jack for £132 RE: trolley jack recommendations - kentiiboii - 06-01-2015 (05-01-2015, 12:34 AM)7057sam Wrote: Wow them sgs ones are cheap even cheaper with this current deal.lots of reviews on them aswell,got to be worth a punt for 33 pound.If you go to Halfords with trade card their low entry Jack is £32. But sgs is pretty good, they're rather local to me. RE: trolley jack recommendations - kee616 - 10-05-2015 (06-01-2015, 01:36 AM)kentiiboii Wrote:(05-01-2015, 12:34 AM)7057sam Wrote: Wow them sgs ones are cheap even cheaper with this current deal.lots of reviews on them aswell,got to be worth a punt for 33 pound.If you go to Halfords with trade card their low entry Jack is £32. I have the halfords entry one, had it for the last 5 years and it's done the job no problems, £50 came with axle stands, wheel chucks and a trolley to lay on all still working ![]() RE: trolley jack recommendations - Paul_13 - 10-05-2015 Anyone else have the issue of the halfords low entry jack going down when it's holding the car in the air? RE: trolley jack recommendations - xudlingo - 10-05-2015 I have we Halford one ok and I'm ruff with it lol RE: trolley jack recommendations - welshpug - 10-05-2015 no, because axle stands. RE: trolley jack recommendations - Connor - 10-05-2015 (10-05-2015, 12:52 PM)welshpug Wrote: no, because axle stands. This. Every time RE: trolley jack recommendations - WiNgNuTz - 10-05-2015 (10-05-2015, 02:30 PM)Connor Wrote:(10-05-2015, 12:52 PM)welshpug Wrote: no, because axle stands. QFT. Never work under your car without axle stands. trolley jack recommendations - Ollie - 10-05-2015 A big one lol On a serious note the aluminium "race jacks" are good. I have a blueproint one and it's so light and easy to throw about. Think it's 7 pumps to the top ![]() [attachment=23080] RE: trolley jack recommendations - Niall - 10-05-2015 (10-05-2015, 03:15 PM)Ollie Wrote: A big one lol Same as mine and its a quality bit of kit albeit probably more expensive than the average home user wants to spend! RE: trolley jack recommendations - Paul_13 - 10-05-2015 Ha it was going down before I had the chance to get the axle stands in! RE: trolley jack recommendations - kee616 - 10-05-2015 as I said mines served me well ![]() |