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MSS · 21st July 2022, 10:12

Personally I would never go under a car - on axle stands or ramps - without a secondary support in case of failure. I always worry about weld failure etc.

One of my best car related purchases was a 3.6mx250mmx125mm sleeper which was cut into 400mm lengths. This gives enough pieces to securely support a car.

I also purchased a 6.0m length of 220mmx50mm construction timber board and cut this into 400mm and 800mm lengths to use on top of the sleepers to obtain the correct height.

https://buildingshop.co.uk/product/n...EaAoLsEALw_wcB

or

https://www.clarkesofwalsham.co.uk/o...EaAngBEALw_wcB

plus

https://www.builderdepot.co.uk/47mm-...-page-product1

21st July 2022, 10:12	#9
MSS This is my second home Rover 75CDT, Jaguar XF-S 3.0V6, V'xhall Omega V6 Estate, Twintop 1.8VVT, Astra Estate and Corsa 1.2 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Suffolk Posts: 7,085 Thanks: 283 Thanked 624 Times in 440 Posts	Personally I would never go under a car - on axle stands or ramps - without a secondary support in case of failure. I always worry about weld failure etc. One of my best car related purchases was a 3.6mx250mmx125mm sleeper which was cut into 400mm lengths. This gives enough pieces to securely support a car. I also purchased a 6.0m length of 220mmx50mm construction timber board and cut this into 400mm and 800mm lengths to use on top of the sleepers to obtain the correct height. https://buildingshop.co.uk/product/n...EaAoLsEALw_wcB or https://www.clarkesofwalsham.co.uk/o...EaAngBEALw_wcB plus https://www.builderdepot.co.uk/47mm-...-page-product1 __________________ Member of the Peasant Underdog Class, Grade 1 Last edited by MSS; 21st July 2022 at 10:36..