Hi-Lift Jack mount without roof rack?

[Desert Dan]

Do you want it on the truck all the time or just for trips?

Untill you get a roof rack you could bunjee cord it to the cross bows or use some U-bolts to hold it on the rack. I have seen the done with a high lift and shovel. Maybe drill through the cross bow and put a bolt through with a clevis pin or wing nut. You could add a pad lock too.

Last time I put the high lift on the floor (not the best if you roll over) Next time I will put it on the cross bows.

Thule Racks have an optional high lift jack mount and so do Confer racks. Th Gobi highlift mount is very pricey


I dont like bumper mounts becasue if your stuck in mud, snow bank or snow the jack may be burried and if you get in a wreck you jack gets trashed

[H3 Hummer]

This is for a 5 gallon gas can - so a can and 5 gallons of gas would be at least 30 pounds - it might work for a 48 inch jack - redrill some holes and put some big bolts on there.
Because the jack is so heavy it might not but maybe somthing with this concept -



Adapter bolts to the three lug studs that retain spare tire to vehicle. The adaptor is adjustable from 5" to 10" long. To easily fit it to the depth of your spare tire.

[H3 Hummer]

I have my jack, shovel and axe u-bolted to my Thule rack. Works very well and cheap solution however I am weak and the jack is heavy to lift up there.

[primal-hunter]

Can you tell me where I can order one of these can carriers?

thanks

Originally Posted by H3 Hummer

This is for a 5 gallon gas can - so a can and 5 gallons of gas would be at least 30 pounds - it might work for a 48 inch jack - redrill some holes and put some big bolts on there.
Because the jack is so heavy it might not but maybe somthing with this concept -



Adapter bolts to the three lug studs that retain spare tire to vehicle. The adaptor is adjustable from 5" to 10" long. To easily fit it to the depth of your spare tire.

[H3 Hummer]

http://www.offroadrecovery.com/product/G81