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jens all thumbs
Maybe I should give up on this wanna-be grease monkey stuff and stick to networks. Yesterday after changing my oil, I was putting the skid plate back on and snapped the heads off one of the bolts. Today I was rotating my tires and the jack collapsed halfway through. What could I do. Eventually it kept collapsing and finally popped itself out. So now what?
I can't use a hi-lift, no sliderz mounted yet. And if I buy a floor jack it'll be pretty much useless out on the trail. I figure I have two choices, buy another useless wimpy gutless scissor jack, or get those sliderz ASAP and buy a hi-lift. Anybody in the Seattle area willing to accept a shipment of sliderz for me? Paying tax and duty to import them into Cambodia ... er Canada, costs too much. Which sliderz are the ones that stick out, EOE right? |
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Quick fix
Go to an RV store and get a heavier duty scissors jack.
Or a floor jack from Sears. They usually have a pretty good selection at decent prices. EOE are the ones that stick out. |
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Sliderz
Jens, I'll be glad to assist you in your purchase!
I use a three ton floor jack for changing tires, it only costs $100.00 but is very good quality and very easy to maneuver and virtually tip-proof!
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We don't give a damn how loud your stereo is! Did you read your owners manual yet? V.P. of PNWX |
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I can help with the sliders too if Rick doesn't do it! The catch is that you have to buy me a pair with the money you save!
Just kidding...I'll help for beer!
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Your Nissan jack is covered under Warranty. Get your dealer to replace it until you get the EOE's and Hi-lift.
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It is under warranty? That's Good News. I'm not to sure how this warranty thing works, it's my first new vehicle. In any case, I still need sliders, so guys thanks for the invite I'll do the financial math and see when the right time is to buy 'em. My company is within a hair of getting a much needed investor -- if they sign, I'm still employed, if not ... I'll be flipping burgers and squeeging windows downtown.
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Better yet, Does anyone have the dimensions for custom made Sliderz. I have called around town and the cost of metal tubing (the heavy stuff) is next to nothing. I found a place that will Weld it but only if it is cut to specs...I figure it can all be done for about $110 Canadian (2 USD).
Claus |
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use your step rails as a pattern
Claus!
Use you step rails as a pattern! Only thing is you have two more holes between the front and rear holes that the sliders attach to. These are Calminis but you get the idea, eh?
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We don't give a damn how loud your stereo is! Did you read your owners manual yet? V.P. of PNWX |
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Very cool Rick ! thank you. the project continues
C |
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General Question, How much does Calmini charge for Shipping. I am trying to get an general idea for the total cost of the Sliderz.....
Claus |
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$ 110 canadian (2usd) your killin me claus. hehehe
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And you want to help me put on a new bumper. Hmmmmm. Just kidding.
Scott |
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Scott, didn't your windshield washer reservoir bust also?
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Jens might have fat fingers BUt his perfectionism is his trademark..
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Matt, the guy with the big ugly rack on his X. |
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