CherokeeCountry

Father just gave me this awesome looking high lift jack, he bought it about a year ago and had used it once while doing some construction/remodeling. I'm just wondering, is this the pretty standard high lift jack that a lot of y'all out there use? One crank=one notch up, slow, but REALLY pulls.

Not bad for free, eh? Just need to buy some roof rack holding brackets for this now. >

jmm0122

The one pictured isn't a true Hi Lift jack but it does the same thing. And yes it is slow but gets the job done. If your going to be storing it on your roof you will need to have a cover on it to keep it out of the elements and a lock is a must.

CherokeeCountry

Yep, know it's not brand name "Hi-Lift" or anything fancy. But that top clamp/hook spot does turn if I remove that bolt, so I can use it in the exact same way. And yeah, I'm storing it on my Yakima rack, knew a lock was a must, any ideas for a cover???

miethead

i am gonna be getting the fully enclosed case for mine. michigan weather will tear up the neoprene cover fairly quick i think

RenixHeep

Just keep it inside, lol

96_xj

This is the best pictures I have now (during mock up switched to bigger washers and a smaller bolt) of how you can mount it to your roof rails(rack attachment pieces):

just an idea

It has been going strong for me for over 5 months

kris

i keep mine on inside.will last a lot longer.but i made my xj a two seater and have tons of room

jmm0122

You can always go on hi-lifts website and order a cover from them or try and find something similar.