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Listed application
3 TON TROLLEY JACK (HEAVY DUTY). Confirm your exact application with your VIN.
Catalogue reference
JK7
Our code
JK7
Availability
Availability to be confirmed
Sale unit
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Listed vehicle make
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Part brand
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Category
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Tool enquiries are clearest when they name the task, tool type and working end. A socket, spanner and puller describe different tools rather than a particular vehicle component. Copy any tool markings and describe the fastener or component involved so the request has a precise purpose.

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Catalogue Applications

This is the published catalogue application text only. It does not confirm the exact vehicle, year or engine. Ask staff to check your VIN before ordering.

Listed application: 3 TON TROLLEY JACK (HEAVY DUTY)

Questions About JK7

What should I include in an automotive tool enquiry?

Name the tool and the task you are describing. Include any specification from your workshop notes or tool markings, and a photo where the name alone leaves the request unclear.

How does a socket differ from a spanner?

A socket is used with a separate drive tool, while a spanner has its own handle and working end. Use the specific tool name and copy its markings in the enquiry.

Why describe the tool's working end?

The working end is the part that engages the fastener or component. Its shape and markings provide more detail than a general description such as a tool for the engine.

Which photos help identify an existing tool?

Send an overall view and close-ups of the working end, drive connection and markings. Describe the task separately so the photos show both the tool's form and the enquiry's purpose.

How should I ask about a tool when I do not know its name?

Describe the task and the component involved, then include a photo or the wording from a workshop tool list. Keep unknown details explicit rather than guessing a specification.

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