Trolley Jack

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Can anyone recommend a decent trolley jack to use with a S1 ?

Cheers

Dan

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Costco do a decent aluminium one - nice and lightweight but more than up to the job.

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Argos. I think sell the Clarke 1.25T alloy jack for less than �100

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I have the one from Machine Mart

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Slight thread drift, but when using a trolley jack, where is it best to locate the lift points to avoid causing any sill damage?

Cheers,
Neal.

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Neal

Same as the Elise - very close to the area of the sill adjacent to rearward edge of the doors.

[image]http://wiki.seloc.org/images/thumb/d/d1/Jacking_points_side.jpg/180px-Jacking_points_side.jpg[/image]

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I got mine from ELISE PARTS… they sell a very nice one.

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I got mine from ELISE PARTS… they sell a very nice one.

Ah, the gold plated, diamond encrusted version!

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I got mine from ELISE PARTS… they sell a very nice one.

Ah, the gold plated, diamond encrusted version!

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I got mine from ELISE PARTS… they sell a very nice one.

Ah, the gold plated, diamond encrusted version!

Yep! I sold the gold and diamonds and the jack was then free!

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I have the one from > Machine Mart >

same here - I got two - one for each side!

Take care though if ‘jacking’ together

Simon

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Thanks everyone for your responses, most appreciated. Argos delivering saturday

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[quoteTake care though if ‘jacking’ together[/quote]

that can’t be a recommended technique…

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[quoteTake care though if ‘jacking’ together

that can’t be a recommended technique… [/quote]

Takes all sorts Steve