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#51095 03/10/10 11:06 AM
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Another 'basic' question..............I'm sure I saw somewhere on here, that the tubular cross member that goes between the bottom of each kingpin is the place to put the trolley jack. I asked the guy at Berrybrook, (from whence it came), and he confirmed this, though he didnt seem too interested in the conversation, so I was still unsure, as it looks too flimsy for the weight of the front end.
Anyone confirm this for me? cheers.Dave


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Yes but make an adaptor to spread the load. I covered this in one of my how to posts.

This was my first effort, but I redesigned it when I fitted the undertray.
http://www.talkmorgan.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Main=2525&Number=24930#Post24930

Follow this post down to see how I had to modify the adaptor. It's all very Heath Robinson, because I use what's in stock, but works really well.
http://www.talkmorgan.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/42253/Series_1_Roadster_Undertray#Post42253

I never throw anything away that might possibly have a use, so metal and wood offcuts, nuts, bolts & other fasteners are all stored.

As an aside I'm just stripping the kitchen, and the amount of re-useable stuff is astonishing.........................but never fear, we're having two men in because I don't have the time to fit the new one without starving to death. grin2


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DaveW #51098 03/10/10 04:52 PM
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thanks Dave...clearance is an issue with my TJ, but I expect I can organise something................Dave


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