Kochrane

I found this idea for mounting in the bed on the Ford Raptor Forum. I already fabbed up the brackets and waiting on the bump stops to come into the mail. But this is the way I'm going to mount my hi-lift jack when I get the time around to do it.


Here is the link to the pages for the Ford Raptor Forum if anyone would like to take a look:
http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f11/h...-o-pics-10102/

jkaufman_95

I just set mine in the bottom of the box, and put stuff around and on top of it. No special brackets, the 2x a year I need it I have to move a few things to get it and honestly the only reason I carry it is because of the rescue42 attachment that makes it useful in an emergency where extraction would be needed.

MGNY13

I don't mean to bring back an old thread but I figure it's better than starting a new one. Has anyone mounted on of these hi lifts on a tool box? If so how did the box support the weight?

4x4wolf

I've seen them mounted there. Not sure if they added something behind it for more support but wouldn't be a bad idea to do it.

MGNY13

Yeah I probably will. Right now it's just inside the box witch is fine. My plan was to weld some 1/2" bolts to a piece is 1/8 steel then bolt that to the outside of the box. Maybe I'll stick another 1/8 plate inside the box to act as a big washer and distribute the pressure.

4x4wolf

. That sounds like a solid mount

02_Black_On_White

Someone bolt one to there hood, I'm talkin 1/2 bolts through the hood type deal.

MGNY13

That's guy has some ***** lol

4x4wolf

I'd thought about putting mine on the inside of the tailgate but it's so heavy, I couldn't imagine putting it on one of our hoods

P-Kidd

When you jack up your truck with these where do you put it? All I can think of is on the trailer hitch but what if you need to lift the front? Wouldn't it tear up the bumper/valence?