LandCruiserPhil
Expedition Leader
Many thanks to my wife for pointing out the needs for a safe jacking experience.
Arguable a factory Toyota jack is one of the most reliable jacks available. Little to fail and works in any position but safe placement can be problem but still much safer than a Hi-Lift. This jack adapter eliminates the placement problem especially when ideal circumstance are not available. Other adapter systems are available but I could not find any to fit under an axle with a flat tire making them pretty much worthless for most IMO. This adapter only adds 3/4" to the height of a factory jack. One of the legs of the adapter is shorter for very secure front axle placement to greatly reduce the chance of slipping. The adapter wraps around the rear axle making placement a no brainer.
Fits jack post diameter of 2" may fit other jacks check your jack post size to ensure compatibility.
I also made one for our 100 series
No more worries if my wife needs to change a Land Cruiser tire
I have a few extra adapters available PM me
Arguable a factory Toyota jack is one of the most reliable jacks available. Little to fail and works in any position but safe placement can be problem but still much safer than a Hi-Lift. This jack adapter eliminates the placement problem especially when ideal circumstance are not available. Other adapter systems are available but I could not find any to fit under an axle with a flat tire making them pretty much worthless for most IMO. This adapter only adds 3/4" to the height of a factory jack. One of the legs of the adapter is shorter for very secure front axle placement to greatly reduce the chance of slipping. The adapter wraps around the rear axle making placement a no brainer.
Fits jack post diameter of 2" may fit other jacks check your jack post size to ensure compatibility.
I also made one for our 100 series
No more worries if my wife needs to change a Land Cruiser tire
I have a few extra adapters available PM me