I’ve bought a few things from SGS, wheel dollies, engine stand and a parts washer, for the price paid it’s very good value for money, and their customer care is good, my engine stand came with a missing bush in one wheel, called them up and a new wheel was with me within 2 days.
Recently got a similar 20 ton press, at work.
I attached the rack of pressing pins to the side, drilled a couple of holes in the frame. Keeps them stored safely.
Another vote for SGS. Only stopped using them because they refuse to post Highlands and Islands but had a good run before I moved here. Never had a problem.I like sgs stuff. My tool boxes are from them. Good quality for the price.
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I bought 4 car wheel dollies, excellent bit of kit, and the 10 ton bottle jack.
What's max height you can get under that 10 ton press, looks handy for gearbox rebuilds!.
I have an SGS trolley jack, about 2' long. Ideal for use in a small workshop. When it came the release valve dripped oil, but all it needed was a new O ring putting in and it's been good for several years now.I bought a jack and axle stands from SGS a few years ago. When it arrived the jack was about twice as big as I thought it was going to be and is quite a weight. I should have got the smaller one.
I think that’s the origin of the SGS name?They also do gas struts,
Very good service can set to preasure you want
Indeed and they still manufacture them in the UK (in Derby) according to their website.I think that’s the origin of the SGS name?
A little tip for anyone buying from them, sometimes their eBay store is cheaper than their website, strange as it may seam, that was the case with their wheel dollies.
Another vote for SGS. Only stopped using them because they refuse to post Highlands and Islands but had a good run before I moved here. Never had a problem.
Most of their kit is those standard designs that get sold under many brands, but their prices are better.