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View Full Version : hi lift mount dr hook 02-16-06, 12:12 PM ok, i finally got my hi lift yesterday. mounted it up after work :D http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e135/dr_hook/hilift.jpg http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e135/dr_hook/hilift2.jpg and my new cb:8 http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e135/dr_hook/cbmount.jpg JeepGal 02-16-06, 01:26 PM Sweet! Congrats:) Tam sarah 02-16-06, 02:17 PM Nice! Is that a kit or did you make the mount yourself? dr hook 02-16-06, 02:28 PM Nice! Is that a kit or did you make the mount yourself? i made the kit, cost me about $6 in parts from the hardware store. 2 tension clamps for a chain link fence (clamp nicely around the roll bar), 2 5" carriage bolts, a couple of nuts, 2 large washers, and 2 wing nuts. took about 15 minutes to do, and its out of the elements and away from thieves. MuddyJeep01 03-23-06, 07:20 PM what size high lift is that... may i ask ? lol im lookin to order one and i want to put it about the same way u did just love the look of it goodtimes 03-23-06, 10:59 PM It would be a 48" model. The 60" models don't fit inside of a wrangler (in the orientation pictured above). dr hook 03-24-06, 12:03 PM yep, its the 48" model. also note that you have to remove the bottom plate to mount it this way. blackZZR 03-31-06, 04:26 PM i made the kit, cost me about $6 in parts from the hardware store. 2 tension clamps for a chain link fence (clamp nicely around the roll bar), 2 5" carriage bolts, a couple of nuts, 2 large washers, and 2 wing nuts. took about 15 minutes to do, and its out of the elements and away from thieves. wow that is a cheap mounting kit, good use of the head, My HiLift mounting kit cost me well over 600 dollars |