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FIVESPDDISCO said:
Make sure Justin gives you some stickers.
FWIW $60.00 is what you will pay anywhere else.
If you get a used one it has likely failed and needs rebuilt. Almost nobody sells these in working order.
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cxavierc21
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Alright, I will come a buy one when I come to look at the Disco you have for sale. I will come ASAP but I have work all day and my rides work late so it is difficult for me.
A Lucky8 sticker has been rumored to levitate an entire truck clear off of the ground. If you can get a Lucky8 sticker and a Hi=Lift jack sticker you may not even need tires!:rofl:
P.S. Get yourself a roll of Roverdog Tape. It's the new Duct Tape.
P.S. Get yourself a roll of Roverdog Tape. It's the new Duct Tape.
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97Rover
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If you lived in Atlanta, I'd say you can come get mine. I'm upgrading to a 60". With 3" lift, really long shocks, and cones, the 48" jack barely does the trick.
There are two add on items I would highly recommend to go w/ the hi-lift. Can't remember the names right now but should be easy to find.
1) The soft rubber like " handle holder " that slides over the handle and the main shaft at the same time. Makes carrying, etc. easy. Costs approx $16 ?
2) Very nice alloy multi use adapter that slides on the " loose " end of the jack shaft. Allows quick hook up to chain, shackles, etc. Expensive.
Forget using wd 40. Get a tube of some marine grade grease and put on all friction parts in the mechanism with your fingers. If you do that, you won't have to worry about other rust. These things last for decades with minimal proper care. Rebuild kit approx $12 at TSC or Northern. Caution, they grow " wings " if left loose in truck bed.
1) The soft rubber like " handle holder " that slides over the handle and the main shaft at the same time. Makes carrying, etc. easy. Costs approx $16 ?
2) Very nice alloy multi use adapter that slides on the " loose " end of the jack shaft. Allows quick hook up to chain, shackles, etc. Expensive.
Forget using wd 40. Get a tube of some marine grade grease and put on all friction parts in the mechanism with your fingers. If you do that, you won't have to worry about other rust. These things last for decades with minimal proper care. Rebuild kit approx $12 at TSC or Northern. Caution, they grow " wings " if left loose in truck bed.
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97Rover
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1) Hi-lift Isolator, check the jeep sites, they are cheaper there.
Get a cover if you can. Canvas if possible. Yeah, WD 40 sucks. I like ballistol, but the marine grade grease is great too. Oh and the pivot pin for the lifting handle can fail, mine did and I replaced it with a bolt.
Get a cover if you can. Canvas if possible. Yeah, WD 40 sucks. I like ballistol, but the marine grade grease is great too. Oh and the pivot pin for the lifting handle can fail, mine did and I replaced it with a bolt.