Hi-Lift Jack or Not!!!!!

[Jimmy]

Well Jimmy, that was really one huge tree instead of trees. But I think it still worked, it seems like most of the work was done by pure man power.

Jack it up, roll it over, jack it up, roll it over, jack it up roll it over. Then we turned to Warn power, lol. That seems like such a long time ago now.

[Ben H.]

Seriously. First time I meet everyone. I still had my beard. My Jeep was still unlocked and on spacers. I kinda fell asleep at the wheel that night. Good times, Good times.

[Jimmy]

Seriously. First time I meet everyone. I still had my beard. My Jeep was still unlocked and on spacers. I kinda fell asleep at the wheel that night. Good times, Good times.

Yeah, I was open/open too. Can't remember if I had 32s or 33s at the time. Hell, Mike's Jeep was bone stock except for the bumper and winch!

Anyway, back on topic, get the hilift!

[fatrat]

Every off roader needs a hi-lift as they have many, many uses on and off the trail (as you can read from the posts above).  I keep mine in back of the truck so I use marine spray lube which is a waterproof lube and it has worked for about 6 years with no problems!  I had to use mine years back to get my old stock TJ out of a high centered mud hole (jack and push, jack and push).

[Krawler00]

Get it! It fits behind the seat in the TJ on the tubs so you never know it's there. It can be used for everything so better get it!

[mdo817]

I have a 48 and a 60, I put the 60" on the XJ because I got tired of hitting my head on it on the YJ. Summit has a good price on the 48" cast, I think there shipping is free also, or it a fun store to go in and blow some money.
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=BLM%2DHL%2D484PC&N=700+400113+115&autoview=sku