Can you use a hi-lift jack with this bumper?
152690
There isn't anywhere on the bumper where a high lift would securely be able to carry a load.
152691
Sorry It took a little bit to get back to you. You can probably manage a place to hook up your jack!!
152692
my answer is yes use the d rings sold separately with the bottom lip of the jack
152693
HiSmittybilt part # 76825 XRC M.OD. Front Bumper, there are no mounts for a lift jack, as this part is just the center section so it is not recommended to use a lift jack.Truckcustomizers.com800-497-1780
152694
I've seen a jeep out where I am, with a chain taunt across the d rings that he has used to high jack it. The bumper itself is very heavy duty, but as someone else said there really is no stable place to position a jack. The chain across the d rings is your best option
455178
Hi! My husband said to tell you to look elsewhere. He had to modify the jack to even work for lifting a car.
1349037
Yes you can, but remember, these "handle bars", as you call them, also act like protective bumpers. This model was made to be used on construction sites and places where something or someone might bump into it. Plus, I think it adds to the look of the speaker.
1304769
Yes you absolutely can put that bumper on it even without lifting it! It is a great bumper it literally saved my life! I hit a stopped car on the highway at night with their lights off at 60mph and I walked away! I could not indorse this bumper stronger!!
204275
A raised winch plate is what you will need with this bumper I dint remember the brand of my winch plate but it is a raised one and fits with my winch no problems
1381003
Absolutely! Do it all the time. There is a hole at the bottom where the jack is.
315825
it will fit inside but if you do not have a "hi-lift" brand jack it may have to be modified.
1544960
Sort of...you can move the frame adapters horizontally along the length of the jack as needed. You can also unscrew the adapter up to approx. 2 inches before losing the threads--which helps adjust to fit your frame.The adapters are the least useful part of the jack. I use them less to catch the frame than to balance the frame on the jack itself.
138887
You could do it with 1 hook. You just need to wrap the chain so it doesn't slide up the post when you are lifting. Use the hook to loop over the lifting part of the jack and attach to the other end of the chain
900114
Any standard floor jack with a normal sized jack cup should work. I used a 2-ton OTC floor jack but just about any non-car/low profile jack should work
737449
I think that really depends on your vehicle. We put it on our little Ford Focus and it doesn't sit that high. If your bumper is higher it will be a higher lift.
1574804
yes it can. I have it on my 32 foot camper and it dont even grunt when raising it up. very good jack for the money.
852307
For the price this is a very handy tool to have, but unfortunately it is only made to pull dents out of sheet metal (your cars body) and not thick steel. So as long as your bumper isn't too thick it should work if not a hammer and block of wood works great!
283960
You will have to remove it, It mounts where the aftermarket hitch mounts. This bumper has a hitch, witch works just fine.
241772
No, this jack is designed for passenger cars. You would need to purchase the SUV Jack that is designed with the lifting point mounted on, approximate, a 6 to 8 inch stem. Simply search Amazon.com for an SUV Jack, and one should immediately come up
855695
Jack stands are not designed for a particular vehicle. They should work on everything as long as you use a part of the frame of the vehicle; somewhere where the weight of the vehicle won't damage it.
1492369
I think so. I have stock bumper but no lift. It bolts to the frame just behind the bumper with two bolts.