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where to mount a Hi Lift jack

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01 Aug 2011 16:43 #19803 by Cider
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Hi All
Wheres the best place to mount a Hi-lift jack to a jimny for transportation
Any ideas? cause I`ve got one knocking about,might as well use it.
Cheers

Pete

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01 Aug 2011 17:55 #19807 by darthloachie
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hows this - bolted to the spare wheel carrier using rubber washers
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01 Aug 2011 17:55 #19808 by ZookFastback
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I've seen quite a few Jimny's with the hi-lift jack mounted on the spare wheel. Renard38 does that I think.

For myself, i've carried and used a "Bull-bag" for years. These are bags that are inflated by the exhaust to lift the car up. They are brilliant, especially in hazardous conditions like jacking on sand, in a creek or on shale. I swear by them.

Also, with the Jimny, there are not many places where you can use a hi-lift jack unless you have rock sliders down the side, steel bumpers front and rear. Otherwise you may find only plastic.

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03 Aug 2011 19:05 #19918 by Cider
Replied by Cider on topic Re: where to mount a Hi Lift jack
Cheers, like the rear wheel mount idea

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