show us your hi-lift on vehicle location (pics)
01-31-2005, 07:30 AM
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show us your hi-lift on vehicle location (pics)
Hey!
I'm looking for ideas for storing a hi-lift jack on my 4Runner.
If you've got some time - please post a picture of two of how you do it.
If you don't have time -
Peace Out
I'm looking for ideas for storing a hi-lift jack on my 4Runner.
If you've got some time - please post a picture of two of how you do it.
If you don't have time -
Peace Out
01-31-2005, 07:52 AM
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Yeah, I'm going through the same thought process. I'm trying to keep the weight off the roof to maintain a low center of gravity, but not sure it will happen.
I've considered installing it on the rear bumper that is being built right now, but I'm already running out of room as it is with a spare tire rack, an ammo can, and backup lights. Checkout Jeff Bathke’s rear bumper mount.
http://www.trailseeker.com/4x4/mods/4runner/index.htm
I ran across someones site yesterday with the Hi-Lift mounted on their TJM, but don't have the site address.
I'm looking a buying a Wilderness or Con-Ferr rack and mounting up top. Just where I was trying to avoid.
I've considered installing it on the rear bumper that is being built right now, but I'm already running out of room as it is with a spare tire rack, an ammo can, and backup lights. Checkout Jeff Bathke’s rear bumper mount.
http://www.trailseeker.com/4x4/mods/4runner/index.htm
I ran across someones site yesterday with the Hi-Lift mounted on their TJM, but don't have the site address.
I'm looking a buying a Wilderness or Con-Ferr rack and mounting up top. Just where I was trying to avoid.
01-31-2005, 08:17 AM
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Mine's on the roof. Mounted to my Wilderness Rack with their bracket, very nice, no extra noise, easy to get down. The extra weight isn't much in the grand scheme of things.
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01-31-2005, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by 4RunnerFever
Hey Lance - my wife's got a 04 D-cab also. Pretty cool.
01-31-2005, 03:38 PM
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i have mine in the same spot as schaefer's but i used the 4x4 rack things and just used self tapping screws to hold it to the floor. very easy and fairly cheap.
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02-01-2005, 03:40 AM
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Originally Posted by 4RunnerFever
Pics look good. Anybody recommend the 48 inch vs. the 60 inch
