Work has just sprung for 2 of these remote controlled belly guard jacks or T.E.D. As they are branded.
I really like the idea of them but in practise they are pretty awkward when putting the guards back up.
Replacing the guards on a D11R the other day and if you are only half an inch out left or right it's a proper nuisance to correct it.
The previous model had wheels and you could just reef it sideways a bit to line up the bolts.
TED comes with a little dozer blade for scrapping the workshop floor, a bottom roller cradle, a GET cradle which I didn't use and another attachment that could be used for removing gearboxes or the likes.
The remote is a complete pain in the arse to operate because of a pretty redundant dead man style switch on it.
I really like the idea of them but in practise they are pretty awkward when putting the guards back up.
Replacing the guards on a D11R the other day and if you are only half an inch out left or right it's a proper nuisance to correct it.
The previous model had wheels and you could just reef it sideways a bit to line up the bolts.
TED comes with a little dozer blade for scrapping the workshop floor, a bottom roller cradle, a GET cradle which I didn't use and another attachment that could be used for removing gearboxes or the likes.
The remote is a complete pain in the arse to operate because of a pretty redundant dead man style switch on it.
Belly Guard Jack
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