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Vw transporter T5 jacking points

sgds · 2013-12-30 20:02:47

Hi, guys. Anyone know if I can lift a VW Transporter (07) with a flush mounted platform lift using the rubber pads. I had a look at the sill & the standard jacking points are too far apart and the platform will not reach both of them. To me it the sill doesn't look solid enough to use the pads. Can I only use the standard…

30-12-2013 08:02PM

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Hi, guys. Anyone know if I can lift a VW Transporter (07) with a flush mounted platform lift using the rubber pads. I had a look at the sill & the standard jacking points are too far apart and the platform will not reach both of them. To me it the sill doesn't look solid enough to use the pads.
Can I only use the standard jacking points or is there another method?
I am in the process of buying a flush mounted lift for my home garage and was hoping I could use it lift my van.

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