That very cool! Thanks for posting
My new "must carry" Safety item
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That very cool! Thanks for posting
I just ordered one. 
I just ordered one.
Thanks Jon it will go out today
If you are from Boseman it just made the cut off for todays mail
Thanks Phil. That was really fast.
Got mine last week! Appreciated the free gift too! THANK YOU for the fast delivery!
Already painted it a nice bright safety yellow!
Fortunately, it also prompted the discovery that my jack hook and two extension pieces are MIA. Thanks for letting me know, Mr. PO!
Already painted it a nice bright safety yellow!
Fortunately, it also prompted the discovery that my jack hook and two extension pieces are MIA. Thanks for letting me know, Mr. PO!
yup. will post some jack porn tomorrow.
It's not enough to distract me from that off colored lug nut...
HA! that's a red herring. You can't even tell that the hub cap is gold toned and fugly.
@LandCruiserPhil Damn, if that had gotten here any faster I'd swear you were stalking me............you're not stalking me, are you?
Seriously, Nice Product!
Just took delivery on #200 pounds of Jack Adapters for 80 & 100 series.
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Made in the USA
Operators Standing by
Made in the USA
Good thing with regular trolley jacks is the cups they come with are excellent for all manner of things. A bit like good quality jack stands. I'm currently spending a few days replacing rear axle/diff assembly and freshening up brakes, etc. at the same time. Got the back of the 80 up in the air:
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I've used that same piece of hardwood to do the same thing to the front of the 80 about 4 yrs ago when I rebuilt the whole front axle assembly and re-did bearings, swivel hubs, POR15 on axle balls, etc.
But some really good jack adaptors that do actually fit the size of the 80 aka LX450 chassis rails would be really handy.
Speaking of trolley jacks, this is how to use two of them to move a complete partly-refurbed rear axle assy into place under supports to fit to back of an 80:
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Craig.
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I've used that same piece of hardwood to do the same thing to the front of the 80 about 4 yrs ago when I rebuilt the whole front axle assembly and re-did bearings, swivel hubs, POR15 on axle balls, etc.
But some really good jack adaptors that do actually fit the size of the 80 aka LX450 chassis rails would be really handy.
Speaking of trolley jacks, this is how to use two of them to move a complete partly-refurbed rear axle assy into place under supports to fit to back of an 80:
pic page
Craig.
Good thing with regular trolley jacks is the cups they come with are excellent for all manner of things. A bit like good quality jack stands. I'm currently spending a few days replacing rear axle/diff assembly and freshening up brakes, etc. at the same time. Got the back of the 80 up in the air:
pic page
I've used that same piece of hardwood to do the same thing to the front of the 80 about 4 yrs ago when I rebuilt the whole front axle assembly and re-did bearings, swivel hubs, POR15 on axle balls, etc.
But some really good jack adaptors that do actually fit the size of the 80 aka LX450 chassis rails would be really handy.
Speaking of trolley jacks, this is how to use two of them to move a complete partly-refurbed rear axle assy into place under supports to fit to back of an 80:
pic page
Craig.
Whew.... thats a lot of trust in that chunk of wood! I would have put the jackstands right on the hitch horizontal.
Good thing with regular trolley jacks is the cups they come with are excellent for all manner of things. A bit like good quality jack stands. I'm currently spending a few days replacing rear axle/diff assembly and freshening up brakes, etc. at the same time. Got the back of the 80 up in the air:
pic page
I've used that same piece of hardwood to do the same thing to the front of the 80 about 4 yrs ago when I rebuilt the whole front axle assembly and re-did bearings, swivel hubs, POR15 on axle balls, etc.
But some really good jack adaptors that do actually fit the size of the 80 aka LX450 chassis rails would be really handy.
Speaking of trolley jacks, this is how to use two of them to move a complete partly-refurbed rear axle assy into place under supports to fit to back of an 80:
pic page
Craig.
That's a cluster fxxx just waiting to revoke your citizenship on earth!
I wouldn't send my ex missus under that.
If your floor jack has a removeable contact jack plate many will accept our Jack Adapters giving a floor jack a new level of safety.