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Old 01-26-2018, 09:28 PM   #57
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You should never get under a vehicle supported by hydraulics. Probable says that right on the control panel. Same with air suspension.

Use for lifting and then use something solid to support.
Nor should you get under one that is held up by the air suspension. If you cannot get under it with the suspension dumped, don't do it, unless it is safely supported on jackstands capable of the loads.

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We often used angle iron cut to the right length and hose clamped them to the piston.
Nice, never thought of that, and I have that laying around the garage
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Old 01-27-2018, 06:46 AM   #59
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Yup, adding some angles on them is on my "mebbe someday" list...
As for the pic's turned sideways.. The photo algorithm used on this site puts everything into a "landscape" setting, not "portrait" me thinks
Could not prove it by me. I am grateful just to be able to get a picture ON the forum even if it is inside out.
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