Hi Lift mounting points????

[Achmed]

60" mounted to roof cross rails.

 

[AnzaJeep]

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Originally Posted by AnzaJeep
I have mine under the back seat; I just took the foot off, separated the ratchet portion from the ladder and it fits perfectly.

My last Jeep I had it mounted to the front bumper and the 1st time I went to use it was rusted and inoperable; I had to disassemble and rebuild it and decided to never put it outside again.


If you could please post some picks asap...........

I'll try to take some pics tonight when I get home and post them for you.

 

[redkling]

I'll try to take some pics tonight when I get home and post them for you.

how about those pics???????????????

 

[redkling]

bump. any other ideas out there?

 

[SOUTHTEXASXJ]

here is what I did with mine.

 

[craminator66]

 

[ryxj]

I like that setup! What kind of straps are those and where did you get them?

 

[danwho]

Could be the "quick fist". I have my CO2 tank mounted with a couple. Got them at ORW

 

[craminator66]

Could be the "quick fist". I have my CO2 tank mounted with a couple. Got them at ORW

Yeah. I think that is what they are. They are really sturdy and they do not make any noise. I forgot where I bought them, but they were pretty cheap.

 

[Daedalus454]

How did you mount them to the seat back? Lag bolts?

 

[smccollamjr]

Mine is mounted to my rooftop tire carrier, but it stays in the garage when I'm not wheeling.

 

[craminator66]

How did you mount them to the seat back? Lag bolts?

I used metal screws. There is a thin metal plate on the back of the rear seat that you have to drill a small hole first and then put the screw in. It holds pretty tight. It has been in there for about 5 months and I have not had a problem with it coming lose.

 

[besthaticouldo]

thats pretty badass. i think thats what imma do.

 

[smccollamjr]

I used metal screws. There is a thin metal plate on the back of the rear seat that you have to drill a small hole first and then put the screw in. It holds pretty tight. It has been in there for about 5 months and I have not had a problem with it coming lose.

I think if you take the seat back out of the Jeep you can unzip the cover and get to that metal plate. If so, I would use a bolt with a locknut and/or lock washer.

 

[scottmcneal]

I just mount mine on the rear bumper

 

[Swamprat]

mine is layed on top of the tie down and is bungie corded to them....and it works find barely take up room

 

[Daedalus454]

Those Quick Fist clamps look great - The company website appears to be www.endroad.com. I'll be ordering up a set for my hi-lift and shovel. I note that they recommend three clamps for a hi-lift jack, using long bolts that go through the holes in the hi-lift. Instructions here: http://www.endroad.com/catalog/item/4565069/4607257.htm

 

[asp]

I think if you take the seat back out of the Jeep you can unzip the cover and get to that metal plate. If so, I would use a bolt with a locknut and/or lock washer.

yeah that's what i did for both of my amps. drilled my holes and i just use regular hardware.

 

[sjkimmel99]

slide the passenger seat forward & you can stick the 48" jack under with the foot in the rear passenger foot well. Just slide the passenger seat back & go. If you want use some wire & twist tie it down to the seat base. Also works for axle shafts.

the near plastic bag is the end of a rear axle shaft, the far bag is the foot of the jack. obviously not much room for an adult's legs.

 

[sunburned]

Mine is on the roof rack. Drilled a hole in each crossbar, stuck bolts through with a nut on it, then slid the lift on and bolted it down with little cover plates. Very sturdy.