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[trevor_ford]

Great addition to the garage tools

[David]

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That look shandy, how much and where from?

[trevor_ford]

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Got it from eBay, £380 delivered. Had to cut and sleeve it to narrow it for the Marlin chassis but keep it adjustable out to the width of the Minus.

[David]

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Thanks. I'm also looking for a spare wheel cover like yours. Is this something that's easy to get hold of?

[cameronfurnival]

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I recently helped an owner out with some graphics for a spare wheel cover (the covers are readily available and quite reasonable).

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this is what they came up with...

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But you can easily get the full cover done too.

The graphics company were

DMB Graphics Ltd
PO Box 99, Ledbury HR8 9JN

They can make anything to your requirements and have done Marlin Stuff before so have the correct fonts etc

[David]

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Thanks Cameron.

[trevor_ford]

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Thanks. I'm also looking for a spare wheel cover like yours. Is this something that's easy to get hold of?

Have had the cover for years so can't remember where I got it. It was somewhere on line and I sent the dimensions and specified the material and elasticated opening. Sorry I can't tell you who it was.

[PaulW]

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Hi all, I purchased a very similar tilting ramp from CJ AUTOS, MISSION ST, HEYWOOD, LANCS OL10 1HY Tel 01706 367649. Tilting Lift Ref E 085 002. The version I have includes the " sleeves " to vary the width which means have been able to use on renovating my Berli as well as a very narrow vintage Wolseley and P6 3.5 Rover. It included a "winding handle" but I bought a 1500W drill from Aldi which makes operating it absolutely effortless. has proved to be a brilliant tool.
From memory there are videos on You Tube showing it lifting up a Volvo Estate - I have no connection with CJ Autos but very well worth Googling. Paul W