What "Jack" set up are y'all using for lifted rigs?

I've got a 3" lift with big BFG's!! OEM jack doesn't come close.

What are y'all using?? Pics if ya got em!!!

Thanks

 

Find a jack out of a 1993-2004 Land Rover discovery or defender or Range Rover to 2002.

 

Have you heard of HiLift?

 

Few pieces of 2x6 scrap lumber

 

Tru bros don't need no jack.

 

This. http://proeagle-products.com/products/aluminum-floor-jack-00000

Or sdhq makes an attachment for the harbor freight jacks.

 

Just get an aluminum floor jack and bunch of peaces of wood as somebody mentioned above. That's what I do

Also bring along the tallest bottle jack you can find.

Use a hi lift as last resource.

I bring all three with me all the time, but use the aluminum floor jack and tall bottle jack most of the time. It is easier and faster than Hi Lifts...which can be scary and take longer all together.

 

were do u use the hi lift jack tho on the stock bumpers or do u have to have sliders and aftermarket bumpers to jack it up ive checked them out but were do you attach the jack?

 

Harbor freight floor jack under the front crossmember will lift up my front tires juuuussstt enough. If not, jack under the LCA.

For the rear, just jack from the diff.

 

oh boy...hope you need read a bit more

Even if you could find a point in your stock bumper to attach a hi lift, it would destroy the bumper in no time.

You need rock sliders or aftermarket steel/tube bumpers to use a hi lift.

Read my response above. A hi lift should be your last option.

 

totally understand your post completely just ben on the trail and seen so many on tacomas and 1st gens thought it was about strength of the jack I have a nice old bottle jack but can sometimes be rough finding a good non soft dirt or mud spot to jack up just trying to hear and learn all options don't want to leave any thing important when on the trail usually by myself

 

Yeah don't use a Hi-Lift on anything stock. I'd avoid it as much as possible anyway. To me they are emergency only. They don't call them widowmakers for nothing.

 

well, that's why I always bring all three jacks with me

Most of the time you will be able to use the floor jack and/or bottle jack....yup even on trails. I have used my aluminum one several times on the trail. It is super light to maneauver, 2-3 pumps and I'm good to go.

The hi lift will be your only option in some types of terrain, or if your truck is all twisted up in a really bad spot of the trail.

But for the most....aluminum jack and/or tall bottle jack with pieces of wood to reach higher lifting points works pretty darn well.

 

You can also use these with a lot of bottle jacks as well, depending on the base.

$44 Hi-Lift ORB Off Road Base

https://www.amazon.com/Hi-Lift-Jack-ORB-Off-Road-Base/dp/B00042KJQ4

 

No pics, don't believe OP has big bfgs. Not a bro.

 

https://safejacks.com/

 

This.

Wide base, plenty of height and a jack stand too

https://www.amazon.com/gp/your-acco...2502668&returnSummaryId=&shipmentId=DpnF3QJf4

 

I believe they sell an attachment where you can use it on the tire.

 

looks unsafe to me anyway

 

looks unsafe to me anyway