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chicken george



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Past master wrote:
The wheel chocks are supplied on Disco and RR because the transmission brake could in theory allow the vehicle to move once a wheel is off the ground. FR2 has handbrake drums on rear wheels so not a problem (unless you lift both rear wheels of course Smile )


still wise the car doesnt have to move much to tip over a jack. (defenders also roll if you jack them, I learnt that one from experience) At work
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Past master



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chicken george wrote:
(defenders also roll if you jack them, I learnt that one from experience)


Because they also have a transmission handbrake. Same applies to army 4-tonners (and that's some roll!)

Seriously, the only time I would ever rely on a jack alone is changing a wheel, and then I try to make the operation as slick as possible. Feel that sway as the trucks race past at 60!
Post #158706 25th Oct 2012 4:02 pm
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