Safer way to jack your crafter/sprinter

[@Basilbrush207]

I have the same van and use a 4 ton inflatable air bag jack. Its lighter than the bottle jack and have used it for front and rear for wheel changes and fitting snow chains. Also spreads the van weight over a bigger area so no damage. Cost around £75. I inflate it with my air compressor but can also use the vehicle exhaust. Hope this helps.

[@whereonearth1]

How small do they go down for packing away? 0:50

[@Basilbrush207]

@@whereonearth1 pretty small. We keep it under the bed with a load of other stuff. About the same size as an empty everyday rucksack

[@happyglampers9053]

Nice resin table in the background 👍👍 You mucked that up 🤣🤣 As I was watching you use the step drill, I thought to myself, watch your crown jewels. Then your wording popped up 😮😂😂 You’re so correct, take it to a garage for any work apart from an emergency 👍

[@whereonearth1]

You’d think by now I had these videos sorted but it’s a skill no doubt

[@happyglampers9053]

@@whereonearth1 hence the reason i don’t do them. Def a skill 👍 Keep up the good work 😊

[@proactivex]

we want the bloopers!

[@whereonearth1]

Haha you don’t, there are too many expletives

[@philliptomlinson1275]

You pommy git you had the drill in reverse 😂

[@kcuk998]

Do you know what the hole centres were in the end?

[@whereonearth1]

I ended up putting paint on the ends and offered up the plate and I used a 16mm bit