It's a bolt thru the seat back pan. If you unzip the cover there is a sheet of metal under most of the seat back. I just drilled a hole and bolted a bolt thru there. The bolt then sticks thru a hole in the jack retained by a washer and a nut. I keep a deep well socket for that size nut in the ammo tin toolbox. Same size nut and washer I have holding in the full size spare.

I slide the left end ot the jack above the ammo tin and behind the spare and place the jack over the bolt and tighten it down. I may replace the nut with a wing nut today.

 

mines on my roof rack, just keep it sprayed down good, it'll be alright

 

Sorry they took so long, but the pictures are here!

 

Looks good, man. You may want to think about flipping it around so the mechanics are on the inside, facing the vehicle. It's a quick and easy way to protect it from minor damage, like flying rocks and such.

 

I originally did but it ended up rubbing against the endcap, i need to put a bigger spacer on the passenger side mount to fit it!

 

Ha. I didn't think of the end cap, but I can see where that would cause a problem. I removed my end caps some time ago and forgot that my Jeep even had them to begin with.

 

Here is mine. I mounted it on the back of my roof rack. I just oil it up every so often. It works fine br doing that. Even in the extreme amount of salt Wisconsin uses in the winters...