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Cheshire Dave



Member Since: 05 Jun 2014
Location: Chester
Posts: 119
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Highlift jack mounting position
What's the best position to mount a highlight jack
that's inside the vehicle easy to reach and best way to
secure it on a 110.
Dave W
Post #345594 16th Jul 2014 2:31pm
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kipperthedog



Member Since: 27 Jun 2013
Location: Down South
Posts: 403
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If it is a SW or DC this works well.....


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.....secured to the face of the rear seat box in a HiLift 4xrac, an expensive thing for what it is but very good. A polybush jack handle isolator is a good idea too. This is secure, out of the elements, fairly well out of sight, doesn't rattle and doesn't get in the way of feet.
Post #345881 17th Jul 2014 6:06pm
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lukev01



Member Since: 24 Mar 2012
Location: Bedfordshire
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England 2013 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 XS CSW Santorini Black
Can't beat that suggestion but I have drilled two holes in the rear bulkhead of my 88" and secured it with a wing nut on the end of each of the 2 bolts, with a bungee to stop anything moving.

Cheap solution if you aren't bothered about keeping it pristine. 1970 Series 2A 88"
Post #345883 17th Jul 2014 6:11pm
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Cheshire Dave



Member Since: 05 Jun 2014
Location: Chester
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It's to go into 110 hardtop. The jacks a 4footer.

Dave W
Post #346112 18th Jul 2014 5:31pm
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