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T max high lift jacks, any good?

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Disco Matt:
Mine's a genuine Jackall and didn't cost much more than that (£29 ex VAT from Paddock about two years ago) - worth paying the extra to my mind. I just wish I could find a suitable shackle to go through the top of it for winching, the pins on the ones I have are all too thick.

Lincs niva:
I use the hilift brand never had any probs yet.Cost me about £53 last year..

Cheers Gav

clbarclay:

--- Quote from: "Disco Matt" ---I just wish I could find a suitable shackle to go through the top of it for winching, the pins on the ones I have are all too thick.
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Could you not just use a bolt on adaptor like the clamp that comes with Hi-lifts?

Disco Matt:

--- Quote from: "clbarclay" ---
--- Quote from: "Disco Matt" ---I just wish I could find a suitable shackle to go through the top of it for winching, the pins on the ones I have are all too thick.
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Could you not just use a bolt on adaptor like the clamp that comes with Hi-lifts?
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I've got the top clamp attachment - would that be strong enough? I was planning to just put a shackle around the jack so it jammed against the top clamp and then attach a strop to that but wasn't sure if that was safe.

J.D.:

--- Quote from: "Disco Matt" ---Mine's a genuine Jackall and didn't cost much more than that (£29 ex VAT from Paddock about two years ago) - worth paying the extra to my mind. I just wish I could find a suitable shackle to go through the top of it for winching, the pins on the ones I have are all too thick.
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Drill the top hole out slightly. You are never goign to jack onto the very top hole so it doesn't matter. Thast what I have done.

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