Land Rover Monthly

Product test

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Gary Stretton runs the rule over 3-tonne eaxle stands and finds there are some great units to buy

If you want to keep axle stands on board, this clever pair could be the solution. They weigh less than the others tested and will fold flat enough to store on a spare wheel or under a seat. The cradle design is better suited to chassis and sill support. The locking pins have twin retaining clips, so you can’t lose them or knock them out accidental­ly in use.

KEY FEATURES:

• Folding tripod design for easy

storage • Locking safety pin • Large post cradle without

cut-out for additional stability • Steel base plate with broad feet • Height range 265 mm – 415 mm • Max capacity per stand: 3 tonne

SEARCH FOR:

Item AS3000F www.sealey.co.uk

 ??  ?? Folded dimensions mean they will fit flat inside a spare wheel. Sliding mechanism is sturdy and easy to use. Large cradle design is stable but less so on axles than others tested. Clever design makes these ideal for occasional, emergency use.
Folded dimensions mean they will fit flat inside a spare wheel. Sliding mechanism is sturdy and easy to use. Large cradle design is stable but less so on axles than others tested. Clever design makes these ideal for occasional, emergency use.

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