Rocksliders/step

I wonder if they'll need to change them for the LCV then?

Lambert, I wouldn't be surprised if you use high-lifts quite a bit on the farm. As I'm sure you're aware they can be dangerous things (not always that stable).
Sliders are built for sliding and would not be best suited to a jacking point. If you add bracketry you reduce the sliding ability. I've got Jimnybits sliders and I happily shove a high lift trolley under the mounting plates but that's on a level floor in near perfect conditions. Food for thought anyway, Chris.

When I had the SJ I used the mechanism from a VW "Monkey on a stick" jack and replaced the shaft with 2 pieces of tube that could screw together.

Worked well for the few times I needed it.

Roger

It's the only thing I kept when I left my Land Rover life behind me. I love and hate the Hi-lift Jack with a passion. It's too heavy, it's too dangerous, it's too expensive, it's too rattley , it's too rusty, it's got me out of some really sketchy bad situations off-road and on the land. It's been pounded, driven over, buried, used to extend a lever, man punished isn't the word.
And I thought how am I going to carry it on the Jimny , turns out Jimny doesnt need a Hilift Jack 90% of the time. The other 10% a small shovel or ratchet strap gets you home.