tdshepard

Six bucks, not 60. On your rear rollbar you find two weldments. Use 1/2 x 13 bottom tap to tap in threads. On passenger side I used a 1/2" grade 8 bolt and a 90 degree bracket from the uni-strut system. Uni-strut is VERY common. Walk in to any electrical room and you will see the rail and bracket system they use. On the drivers side I cut a piece of 1/2" all thread and made a stud. A wing nut and washers completes that side. Very strong and rattle free......

passenger side bracket
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driver side stud mount
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Jack base mounted on passenger side
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JulianK

The inginuity of people around here never fails to impress me!!!

jeepin08

more pics please! looks awesome!!

tdshepard

Please note that my Hi-lift is the cheaper stamped steel 48" model so it may mount a little differently than the cast steel models......

Closeup of drivers side stud mount

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View of mounted jack. I only mount mine when I go wheelin' and it makes a great place to bungee my gear to. Yes, the back seat will still work fine.

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Spytec128

I wish my computer at work would let me see these pictures. I guess I have to wait until I get home.

dlud51

Very nice job and you saved some $$$ for other mods...when I saw a certain sponsors version of this I thought to myself I could do this for much cheaper....

4WHLN

Oh I love this site!!! Tons of GREAT info and ideas. Great job tdshepard. I plan on doing this real soon.

bosscj351

That is absolutely awesome. I'm on the way to ACE now.

rballman

This looks great! So is there already holes in the rollbar? How does this screw stay in place? I need to go look at my jeep right now...

rballman

Did ACE have the 90 degree bracket from the uni-strut system? Lowes didnt have it or know what is was.