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Esco Axle (jack) stands UK

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YOUR RESEARCHEsco Axle (jack) stands UK

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Use piece of rubber cut

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I use a piece of rubber cut from an old car tyre, a cheap (free) solution that work well.

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Use hockey puck

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I had contemplated welding on flat tops and using a hockey puck on top as suggested on the www, but I don't think that is ideal either.

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I had contemplated welding on flat tops and using a hockey puck on top as suggested on the www, but I don't think that is ideal either.

Esco Axle (jack) stands UK

Use mdf i think i have ever seen :worship

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Now that is the best use for MDF I think I have ever seen :worship:

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I had contemplated welding on flat tops and using a hockey puck on top as suggested on the www, but I don't think that is ideal either.

Esco Axle (jack) stands UK

Use mdf i think i have ever seen :worship

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Now that is the best use for MDF I think I have ever seen :worship:

Esco Axle (jack) stands UK

Use piece of rubber cut

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I use a piece of rubber cut from an old car tyre, a cheap (free) solution that work well.

Esco Axle (jack) stands UK
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Never been 100% happy with my machine mart axle stands on the 996 - the top \_/ is slightly narrower than the jacking points. Esco flat top stands look perfect but cannot find them in the UK. Any suggestions for alternatives? Vigor look similar but not quite the same? Regards Ian PS apologies if done to death before!!

POST 2Original post

I have this issue too. Luckily I get to the US a few times a year with work and have looked over there too. The problem is that anything I have seen with a decent flat top are very expensive. I had contemplated welding on flat tops and using a hockey puck on top as suggested on the www, but I don't think that is ideal either. Until I have money that I don't need to spend on car parts, i'm Sticking with my Halfords stands. Not sure if this helps, so just letting you know you are not alone!

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Currently pondering welding some 10mm thick X 75mm dia mild steel discs onto some stands with some thick rubber bonded on top. Esco seem illusive in the UK!! Ian

POST 4Original post

ebay 282800526462 Basically ice hockey pucks contoured to fit a standard axle stand.

POST 5Original post

I use a piece of rubber cut from an old car tyre, a cheap (free) solution that work well.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Its great having friends who are expert fabricators. New tops for the axle stands my dad made in the 70s. Just need to stick some rubber on the top!

POST 7Original post

There was someone on here that did the pucks moulded to slot into the jacking points. They are super handy. Just remember to take them out when your finished.

POST 8Original post

Nice job. I had looked at the off the shelf versions but couldn't justify the cost. Must find a mate that can fabricate - unless someone in here wants to offer their services and do a bulk buy/ production...

POST 9Original post

Hi didn't trust the jack stands either so made up these. 20 quids worth of MDF and some time. Work a treat.

POST 11Original post

Now that is the best use for MDF I think I have ever seen :worship: You don't have a note of the dimensions do you? Might be a trip to B&Q for me this weekend

POST 12Original post

These look as if they would do the job: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-...m3faedfd5ee:g:MFoAAOSwstNccl4E&frcectupt=true

POST 13Original post

Interesting that 10 of your 11 posts are related to jacking and you promote this product quite a bit...

POST 14Original post

Top sections were 200mm x 200mm and the bottom I did 200 x 300 just for a bit of added stability. Cheers

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