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Best way to mount a hilift jack? (post pics)
Just got mine, and want to know the best way to carry it...hood? Bumpers? Inside?
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There are tons of options just do a Google search and see what you have. I personally would not mount to the bumper where it can be damaged easier, if it could be mounted on the bumper so it does hit stuff all the time I might change the way I think.
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Inside out of the elements would be the best way. However, this is not always practical. Personally I have mine mounted to my OR-FAB tire carrier with a cover on it.
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Looking for ways to mount it inside but still not be in the way. Pics would be great
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I have mine mounted to the hood and have had zero problems. Everything is still tight and works fine. Like everything for the Jeep it's personal preference.
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Originally Posted by IZZNICE
I have mine mounted to the good and have had zero problems. Everything is still tight and works fine. Like everything for the Jeep it's personal preference.
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How about using quick fist then you can mount it any where. This is what i used on my mountaineer rack to mount my shovel and ax to it
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Endroad.com is the site that sells the quickfist and they have diagram of how to mount the jack
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I have the Rugged Ridge mount. Works pretty good....looks cool too.:cool:
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Originally Posted by mpkelley20
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I tried mounting mine to my PSC rear tire carier using their mount but the rattle was SO ANNOYING!!! Maybe a cover will help reduce it...no clue. But I ended up removing mine for now and will just use the mount when i go on trail runs. I keep my hydrualic jack in my JK for eevryday use (if needed).
The cover and handle isolator also helped. Now I only get rattles when I hit large pot hole or train tracks. |
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