*Closed* HIlift group buy
- Thread starter Snapdive
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Hilifts started shipping already, some are reporting to have received theirs on this thread:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/group-buys/217235-**hilift-group-buy**.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/group-buys/217235-**hilift-group-buy**.html
Thanks, I received mine today. VERY nice. I will post pics in a few days when my son gets home to help me with that. Box was pretty mashed up from the shipping guys but jack was fine & everything was there. I also have a winch on the Power Wagon but this is good insurance for other things as well. Redundancy is good when you are in the middle of BFE !!! LOL
Does anyone make a 2" receiver hookup for the Hi-Lift ? That way, no worries of slippage.
Does anyone make a 2" receiver hookup for the Hi-Lift ? That way, no worries of slippage.
Twin, thank you so much for participating, we look forward to grow here on ExPo and continue to provide deals for all of you
Please do post pictures when you get it..
Ducky's Dad
Explorer
I have lifted the rear of my truck by inserting the tongue of the Hi-Lift directly into the receiver hitch opening. Worked fine. Be careful with a Hi-Lift.
http://photocamel.com/gallery/data/1742/medium/DSC_36462.jpg
Yes, this base also fits the First Responder jack. But NOT with the neat little plastic round stabilizer, just the metal bar fits with the stock qr pin.
Oh yeah, I am Officially Retired now!!!
Yes, this base also fits the First Responder jack. But NOT with the neat little plastic round stabilizer, just the metal bar fits with the stock qr pin.
Oh yeah, I am Officially Retired now!!!
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http://photocamel.com/gallery/data/1742/medium/DSC_36462.jpg
Yes, this base also fits the First Responder jack.
Oh yeah, I am Officially Retired now!!!
thanks for the pictures and congrats on the retirement sir!
Thanks. Used the HLift the other day, to help my helpless neighbor remove his 4x4 posts that came to a T on top & were sunk into concrete, (clothesline posts for hanging laundry). I used a chain, wrapped it around the post 3x, then over & under the jack lift point, secured with a bolt & started jacking. 1st one came right out, second one-the concrete base was much larger, ended up breaking the 4x4 off at the base.
When i first brought it over, he laughed & said "what is that"? I replied "that, is whats going to get your posts out." Unless you want to do it yourself. He then stopped laughing & I said, now watch & learn. Afterwards, I showed him the video online of this jack & all the many things it can be used for-from a rescue point of view & told him, I bought it for 4x4 use for us & others, when traveling in remote places after my wife retires as well. They can save a life, get you out of a jam,help someone out, & take you out---if your not carefull.......LOL
Sorry, no pics of my lame first use of this jack.
When i first brought it over, he laughed & said "what is that"? I replied "that, is whats going to get your posts out." Unless you want to do it yourself. He then stopped laughing & I said, now watch & learn. Afterwards, I showed him the video online of this jack & all the many things it can be used for-from a rescue point of view & told him, I bought it for 4x4 use for us & others, when traveling in remote places after my wife retires as well. They can save a life, get you out of a jam,help someone out, & take you out---if your not carefull.......LOL
Sorry, no pics of my lame first use of this jack.