Jacks...

[Rmc]

Found it.

Looks like Home Depot has them cheaper also

http://m.homedepot.com/p/Husky-3-Ton-SU ... /100595886

[robertcrav]

Hrmmm.... searching for that, I found this 3ton Torin Jack...Lift range of 6 inch to 21 inch...$62 on Amazon...but it's not cool and Aluminum

http://www.amazon.com/Torin-T83006-Ton- ... pg__header

[robertcrav]

lol...

[Rmc]

59.99 at Home Depot, looks like you can get a whole jack for the cost of that insert. Of course the insert looks way cooler.

[Rmc]

I just got an idea.... Smell the smoke lol

[robertcrav]

59.99 at Home Depot, looks like you can get a whole jack for the cost of that insert. Of course the insert looks way cooler.

... true, but I already got an aluminum jack with skid....

[Rmc]

I was just thinking of tubing inserts, 1 3/4 pipe. The inserts will couple what u have vs what u need. I've been thinking of buying another jack but a couple weld in inserts to couple the existing jack pad with a riser of your choice in length. One side male one female.

[cs_drums]

I have a NAPA jack in my shop that I made a extension for. pull the pad off dropp the extension in then put the pad on the extention. I have mag light clips zip tied to the handle that holds the extension when not in use. Made it in about 5 min. one day and has been working great for years.

For in the trucks my buddy and I have modified trailer levelling jacks. they go from very flat to very tall, are light and have a small foot print in the truck. We are working on either selling complete jacks or offering a kit you instal on the stock jack. Ill post pics later.

[gunit]

I carry both a aluminum floor jack with a skid and a hi lift

[PaulW]

I carry a high lift and in the last 10 years I have used it once when I could not move the rig to a solid place. All the rest of my tire changes and lifting the thing off the boulders I high centered on were accomplished by a bottle jack. All 4 of my off road rigs are now set up the same way. Very hard to find a jack that is better than a bottle jack.
Several times I had to jack and stack rocks many times to get the thing high enough, but success was always possible.
I also have a HiLift soft sand base and a couple of 4x4 blocks I use with the bottle jack. Much better than finding a big flat rock. Ha
PW

[philofab]

I call Rick when I need a jack.

[tcm glx]

I call Rick when I need a jack.

LMAO!!

[BajaBronco13]

Here is my set up, harbor freight jack with a C4 skid and a Jake's Fabworks extension. No more wood blocks for this guy.

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Chris