Hi lift jack.
#2
Super Moderator
They make good hand winches if you're in a tough spot but it's not the way you want to get yourself out routinely. Mine lives in the garage until I'm stuck in a sticky spot.
#4
JK Jedi
I used mine a couple of times to get off rocks rather than use my winch to drag my undercarriage on them. I also had to change a flat once. I have the 48" and I feel the 60" is more effective getting off of rocks.
#5
JK Super Freak
They're good when you need them. Using them to change a tire, on a lifted vehicle with lots of axle droop is almost worthless. You're still better off with a scissor jack under the axle tube.
I've used them to lift a Jeep off of a rock or to pop the bead on a tire to fix a broken valve stem. I carry one because it fits on my tire carrier and it out of the way.
I've used them to lift a Jeep off of a rock or to pop the bead on a tire to fix a broken valve stem. I carry one because it fits on my tire carrier and it out of the way.
Last edited by ShutterBug; 11-27-2016 at 05:50 AM.
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#8
Defently not just for looks! Used it yesterday to get some rocks under a tire to get me from dragging bottom! Sometimes you go a while before your use it but when you need it you feel brilliant for bringing it.
#9
JK Junkie
i carry the 42 " one hi lift jack
from cabela UTV-424 toss it behind the drivers seat upright,, stays clean and if i had to winch out it might help, same ratings as the taller ones just shorter easy to store but good enough in a pinch seeing im not lifted & no bumper winch. Also Get arb recovery straps the strong ones for that unexpected moment .Plus i just like the looks of it looks like im going somewhere i might need it .
Last edited by jeepmojo; 11-29-2016 at 11:25 AM.
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I've had the same HI-Lift for years and only needed it a couple times. The last time I used it was to remove the doors because my hinge inserts needs to be replaced.