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bobsan said:the alloy jacks are all the same except higher weight lift have two pistons, and they all fall apart eventually, and the easy fix is with loctite, leaving you with a very good jack.
mikeluke said:I know that this is not aluminium but has anyone out there got one of these Arcan jacks from Costco?
https://www.costco.co.uk/Tyres-Auto...on-Steel-Service-Jack-Model-XL2750EU/p/254971
Seems like a good deal to me - I need something to jack up my X5, so high lift needed, rather than low profile
Thanks
Pip1968 said:bobsan said:the alloy jacks are all the same except higher weight lift have two pistons, and they all fall apart eventually, and the easy fix is with loctite, leaving you with a very good jack.
Could you explain further the Loctite fix please. I have a Clarke jack whose piston has blown.
Thank you.
Pip
mikeluke said:Got an Arcan one from Costco today - about £96 in store.
Did the job a treat - only downside is that it is bloody heavy!