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JPHC



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Take care jacking your up up in the winter

Always use the suitable equipment on a suitable surface.

I know the L405 jacks have been questioned regarding their suitability, perhaps this lends it hand to that theory, though the surface looks completely inappropriate to be jacking on.

Just found this article:

http://ren.tv/novosti/2016-11-08/foto-muzh...m-v-moskve

 Jordan


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Bloody Hell Dixy had a lucky escape then. Shocked

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miggit



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Shocked When are Land Rover going to do something about this?

For a long time we, at fullfatrr, have known that the LR jack supplied with the Range Rovers is not fit for purpose, and yet they still put them in the car... I wonder where Russian law stands on Corporate Man Slaughter? Reckon that LR should sort out the L322 / L405 jack problem asap... if that had happened in Europe or the States they would be bricking it... it's not on when your playing with lives Evil or Very Mad Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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builder1966



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its terrible that land rover don't do something about this . does it take someone to be killed first I have a trolley jacks in both my l322 and 405 also some ply wood triple thick to stand on donts take up too much room but id always get breakdown company to change wheel if at roadside

Post #413226 12th Nov 2016 4:08pm
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miggit



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Me Too Thumbs Up But if your not in the know and you have the ability to change a wheel... there could be tears.. until they get a bad press I fear that nothing will be done.. however we can hope in light of what has happened in Russia.. Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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Post #413237 12th Nov 2016 4:53pm
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Alistair



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Is one of the a video - doesn't seem to work for me if it is Sad

At least there appears to be an ambulance on stand by - maybe that's a requirement for jacking a FFRR with the factory jack.....

Post #413244 12th Nov 2016 5:46pm
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miggit



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No they are pictures of the unfortunate owner.. if you look carefully you can see the wing is dented where it has fallen on him... also looks as if his hands are trapped under the wheel too... Hopefully it broke his neck, cos otherwise the poor sod died of hypothermia trapped under his car... either way not nice, and totally unacceptable as far as the standard of the Jack goes........ Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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Post #413302 12th Nov 2016 11:21pm
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"A man who died when replacing wheels own Range Rover, turned out to be the director of the factory in Smolensk. Vyacheslav Pakhomov, head of the company "Sitall".

The tragic incident occurred on the road in Yukhnov area.

When replacing wheels on the car head on a man fell into the gap between the housing and car wheel.

"Pakhomov citizen born in 1968 died on the road in the area of the Kaluga region Yukhnov when replacing the wheel of your own car" , - told in the management of the RF IC of the Kaluga region.

According to authorities, the cause of the accident was falling off the car with a jack.

Investigators have confirmed that the death of a man under his own car near Kaluga was the result of an accident. The tragedy occurred on the highway, which runs through Yukhnovsky District.

According to preliminary data, the car slipped off the jack when a man spent the wheel replacement. While its head is in the gap between the body and the wheel itself."

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Shocked

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