| Author | Message | ||
     Kristopher March (Apexdisco) Senior Member Username: Apexdisco Post Number: 302 Registered: 02-2002 |
I need to get one of these soon. Will it be possible to mount it on the spare tire carrier? Currently I have another Tornado style wheel on the back. | ||
| Big Ed (Sandman) New Member Username: Sandman Post Number: 4 Registered: 02-2004 |
I use my bike rack which is mounted on my spare. The jack fits right into the bike frame clamp. I also put my sand ladders there as well. Just a thought, in case you were so equipped. | ||
| Jack Quinlan (Jsq) Senior Member Username: Jsq Post Number: 575 Registered: 10-2002 |
I'd say keep it inside if at all possible. Hi-lift jacks are dangerous enough as it is, without getting weathered or covered with gunk. Find a place inside and strap it down. | ||
| Wicks (Wicks) Member Username: Wicks Post Number: 136 Registered: 03-2003 |
Maybe get one of those exhaust jacks instead. Or just run the winch rope over a tree branch and pull the trigger. Prolly safer than a hi-lift. | ||
| Jack Leitch (Liveattheedge) Member Username: Liveattheedge Post Number: 133 Registered: 12-2003 |
safari gard sell a spare tire hi lift jack mount. It's probably the route i'll go. http://www.safarigard.com/catalog/hi_lift_mount_2412358.htm Cheers Jack | ||
| Jamil Abbasy (Jamooche) Senior Member Username: Jamooche Post Number: 346 Registered: 05-2003 |
I have mine bolted to the brush bar, but before that I had it temporarily tucked in on the floor behind the 2 front seats. That area has a really low center of gravity and you can bungee it to the seats. Alan at www.northbyrover.com did the same and made some mounts to bolt it in that location: http://www.northbyrover.com/preparation%20022%20(Medium).jpg Jamil |
