WabFab Off-Road "Wabbit's Foot" Hi-Lift Jack Base

[Schattenjager]

What metal is used to make these?

 

[kcowyo]

For those of you who have seen or know of a similiar product, feel free to start a separate thread about it and the supplier.


This thread will remain a place for information and inquiries regarding WabFab's hi-lift base product. And that is all.


Thank you - :beer:

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[R_Lefebvre]

How well would it work on granite? Particularly, non-flat granite?

 

[toyota_jon]

great idea! I can think of a few situations where that would be just the ticket!

 

[Willman]

What is the weight difference between the two?

I like it!

 

[dumolebob]

Could it be bigger?

I'm just wondering ... could it be even larger?

 

[waskillywabbit]

When are you going to offer them powder coated or painted?

Option added on the website.

What metal is used to make these?

Everything is carbon steel, some 3/16" some 1/4" thk

How well would it work on granite? Particularly, non-flat granite?

Test it out and let me know. Don't take it all for granite, some of it is gneice and some is schist.

What is the weight difference between the two?

I like it!

Insignificant weight difference.

I'm just wondering ... could it be even larger?

Don't really see a need from previous testing.

:elkgrin:

 

[waskillywabbit]

:elkgrin:

 

[waskillywabbit]

ttt

:elkgrin:

 

[waskillywabbit]

Featured in the current issue of Petersen's 4Wheel and Off-Road pages 34 and 35

 

[waskillywabbit]

A new WabFab product, the "Wabbit's Foot", a beefy all metal base for your Hi-Lift Jack that will replace the stock unstable foot and the slippery plastic add-on.

For more information and pictures go here:
ORDER HERE

 

[K2ZJ]

A new WabFab product, the "Wabbit's Foot", a beefy all metal base for your Hi-Lift Jack that will replace the stock unstable foot and the slippery plastic add-on.

Jeep owners are going to lining up to buy from you!

 

[waskillywabbit]

Sense of humor for ALL customers is required.