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I have a M35 a2 and will be doing all my own work what lifting equiptment do you reccomend. I will need to remove wheels and eventually replace clutch.
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I just place a 6X6 block of wood under my bottle jack and may run the screw out a little. Don't forget to get some heavy jackstands also because it's not safe to work under a truck supported by the jack only .Anyone reccomend a bottle jack with a extended reach as the height of the vehicle will demand.
Amen WM. This is the most back and time saving tool you can own for working on big trucks. Sure, you can get by without it but the difference is like loading a dumptruck with a shovel versus a frontend loader.A big air compressor and large impact tools are a great help for removing stubborn lugnuts and other big fasteners.
I just place a 6X6 block of wood under my bottle jack and may run the screw out a little. Don't forget to get some heavy jackstands also because it's not safe to work under a truck supported by the jack only .
Amen WM. This is the most back and time saving tool you can own for working on big trucks. Sure, you can get by without it but the difference is like loading a dumptruck with a shovel versus a frontend loader.
I have a M35 a2 and will be doing all my own work what lifting equiptment do you reccomend. I will need to remove wheels and eventually replace clutch.
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