May be an idea to rap the hilift with rubber (can buy it at builders) to stop it rubbing the plastic of the water tank 
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IanT
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Very smart setup well done May be an idea to rap the hilift with rubber (can buy it at builders) to stop it rubbing the plastic of the water tank
May be an idea to rap the hilift with rubber (can buy it at builders) to stop it rubbing the plastic of the water tank -
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mvcoller
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Re: Vehicle Safe
Ian,
The jack does not rub on the plastic tank, It is strapped tight with one of the two straps that also hold the tank in place.
The jack does not rub on the plastic tank, It is strapped tight with one of the two straps that also hold the tank in place.
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