For sale: Exhaust jack

As new, Used once.

£45 + £7.50 delivery.

not seen one of these before does it really work im wondering?
what holds it to the exhaust that well it will lift a tonne?
and how high is the lift capacity.
it would make sense in muddy or awkward conditions

yes works but not very controllable to my mind, fire services used similar but bigger and run from gas bottles can lift a large truck no problem big risk is a sharp edge ruptures bag and trapped person is now terminated by falling truck, but for off road use to place boards under wheels could be good, Rick

exosteve said:

not seen one of these before does it really work im wondering?
what holds it to the exhaust that well it will lift a tonne?
and how high is the lift capacity.
it would make sense in muddy or awkward conditions

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Have a look for videos online.

I think they are more for expedition type of setting.

Fez_uk said:

Have a look for videos online.

I think they are more for expedition type of setting.

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what about your trip with rob to translvaynia.

Better to take a hi-lift if he has decent lift points as this can also be used to winch.

If it does not sell I may take it.

I've seen one of these in use at Land Rover when I went on the factory tour, there was a guy got a Disco propper wedged and couldn't get it out, the tried a jack any everything, plugged this onto the exhaust and out it came

Great bit of kit, I wouldn't mind it if I had some spare dollar

Fez_uk said:

Better to take a hi-lift if he has decent lift points as this can also be used to winch.

If it does not sell I may take it.

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Winch bumper will be going on soon (possibly this weekend if I get the solenoid cables organised) which gives two points on the front. On the rear, the towbar crossmember will be too far back from the bumper I reckon but was thinking of having the local blacksmith fab something up to bolt on in place of the towbar flange (I'd be removing it for the Transylvania trip anyway).

Was thinking a nice chunky section of box, level with the bumper, maybe some small projections welded on to stop the jack slipping sideways too much and have the bit that bolts in place of the flang cranked so that it maintains the departure angle as much as possible... :sly

Pics of the towbar flange in this thread...
http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19006