My article is not complete yet, but here are a few pics.

It all zips up into a nice circular bag.



Flat before it received some carbon monoxide poisoning.



Rise Vadar...



Finished pumping it up with the Powertank.

 

How stable was it after you got it pumped up?

Fink

 

Very stable.
I could have pulled off the front right tire if I had wanted to change it.

 

That's awesome man, I may have to look into one of those.

Fink

 

Those are awesome, never seen one before. I've had a few times where it would've come in handy

 

could even be great for changin a tire on the side of the road!
haha

 

Those are some nice photos! Very inspiring - I don't have a hi-lift either and I've been in spots where it would've been dangerous/impractical to use one.

Can't say I have a use for this baby, but when I move from NY...it's definitely on my list of cool things to get.

 

I'd like to see it on a truck with tires bigger than 33's though...

 

I may have to look into one until I can talk the wife into sliders on the 07...

Corey, whats the dimensions on the jack all zipped up?

 

Lol wouldnt it be more worth it to get sliders and a hilift than bag jack, sliders, then a highlift?

 

have a hi-lift, and the x-jack works on all of the rigs at elk camp

 

How do I hook it connect it to my set up?



I saw it sitting at Central4WD, and I kinda laughed at first. But after looking a bit more deeply into it, it seems great. I have a P/U so the bag of exhaust wouldn't be an issue at all.

 

Have you guys that bought these ever checked the pressure? What kind of pressure does the bag have with the truck up in the air? PSI reading?

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the formula bag width (21") x bag height (36") x PSI (3-4 lbs)= lifting pounds resulted in about 3k lbs, I plan on taping video of this experiment

 

Wish I'd have had one of these things when I got stuck in mud! How did you "borrow" one? I may have to get myself stuck in mud and try it out! With someone else of course...