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Old 11-05-2003, 02:24 PM
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As long as the high-lift does not lift on the body you can place it just about anywere it will fit. Just be careful and think ahead of what you are doing.

I have used the High-Lift jack way too-many times to count. I once had one slip off of a rock while the weight of the truck was on it. Scary to say the least but nobody got injured. I also saw one hit a friend in the temple and knocked him to the ground when the shear pin broke, but he was fine after the birds stopped singing. They are dangerous (especially if you don't lube them well), but indispensiable to say the least. I recommend everyone on the trails to have one. Even if you use it once it will pay for it self.
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