MOUNT MY HL LIFT

MIKRIB · Post by **MIKRIB** » Sun Jan 21, 2007 6:03 pm

still needs to be herculined

Limited · Post by **Limited** » Fri Jan 26, 2007 11:09 pm

Hey got any better pics?
I just got my high jack today. Was going to mount it on my front bumper but its a little too long. Would like to mount it on the back aswell.
Also my rear hatch is cracked though at the mounting plate, so I took off the latch. I want to put it back on but whats the best way to reinforce the cracked fiberglass around the mounting plate?

Phillippi · Post by **Phillippi** » Fri Jan 26, 2007 11:44 pm

MIKRIB that is a very sturdy place to mount the highlift. I had mine mounted like that since 1997. Its a good place, but make sure you take it off and clean out the mechanism a couple times a year so it wont seize up.

greenmachine89 · Post by **greenmachine89** » Sun Jan 28, 2007 8:29 am

Hey got any better pics?
I just got my high jack today. Was going to mount it on my front bumper but its a little too long. Would like to mount it on the back aswell.
Also my rear hatch is cracked though at the mounting plate, so I took off the latch. I want to put it back on but whats the best way to reinforce the cracked fiberglass around the mounting plate?

My buddy patched up the area that the fiberglass broke and mounted a piece of diamond plate over the area that the crack was. Seems to hold up very nicely.

MIKRIB · Post by **MIKRIB** » Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:09 am

Limited wrote:Hey got any better pics?
I just got my high jack today. Was going to mount it on my front bumper but its a little too long. Would like to mount it on the back aswell.
Also my rear hatch is cracked though at the mounting plate, so I took off the latch. I want to put it back on but whats the best way to reinforce the cracked fiberglass around the mounting plate?

mine isnt cracked yet but when i get my 33" tires mounted im going to reinforce it like the latch is with a peice of back plate that runs the length of the hatck