1014th reason to own a high lift jack.............

[Hellbender]

This tip might come in handy for you city boys........... if you ever need to pull any fence posts


2000 TJ 4.0L, A/T, all factory options.
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[Jeff McRae]

Hehehe.

Popped a half dozen Yucca plants out with mine!

Jeff
94 YJ, one or three mods

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[Tumbleweed]

I think I was about 12 when it dawned on me that the "fence post puller jack" was indeed the Hi-lift jack!

[Jeff Weston]

Uh, what's a fence post?


I actually tried to use the winch to pull out a small (2" dia.) tree and it darn near pulled my Jeep underground!

Jeff

[HIGLET]

I will admit my stupidity.

This Summer I pulled out an old fence, boy is that backbreaking. Wiggling and digging. wiggling and digging. Never even occurred to me that I could use the HiLift until I went on there website long after for something else and saw that they also sell the attachment. I even thought of ways to get my Jeep in my backyard to yank them out. That of course would have been bad, if my Wife caught me.

Hey, I'm from a city back East and Advil cures those pains. Now if you want to talk "Snow Removal", I'm your man.


Sean M Higgins
higs@higsrigs.com




Beers are never strangers, just friends who's heads you haven't ripped off and sucked all the life out of, before smashing them in the trash barrel.

[Jolleyman]

You know, I recall a special attachment for a Hi-Lift that was made just for the purpose of pulling fence-posts. You can buy it in all the local agricultural supply stores around here.

Anyhow, if you want to discover a thousand other possible/potential uses for your Hi-Lift jack other than changing a flat tire, check this site out;

http://www.maasdam.com/jackmate/

One little attachment can transform your Hi-Lift into a winch, a crushing/clamp device, a spreading device, or simply a clawfoot for jacking on unstable surfaces such as rocks. I'll be adding one of these to my inventory of safety equipment soon.

Justin

[Hellbender]

H/R--I didn't know they made an "attachment", I just wrapped a chain around the bottom of the post

2000 TJ 4.0L, A/T, all factory options.
Jeep Rater Score 360
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[Brad Kilby]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Jolleyman:
You know, I recall a special attachment for a Hi-Lift that was made just for the purpose of pulling fence-posts. You can buy it in all the local agricultural supply stores around here.

Anyhow, if you want to discover a thousand other possible/potential uses for your Hi-Lift jack other than changing a flat tire, check this site out;

http://www.maasdam.com/jackmate/

One little attachment can transform your Hi-Lift into a winch, a crushing/clamp device, a spreading device, or simply a clawfoot for jacking on unstable surfaces such as rocks. I'll be adding one of these to my inventory of safety equipment soon.

Justin[/quote]

Hey, I know that company! I guess I should considering I can spit on their building from mine. Literally. They're my next door neighbors. I'm suppose to be a dealer for them but they need to get their prices lower first

http://www.dehesa4x4.com/bkilby/

[Jeff McRae]

I bought a JackMate when they first came out - I will say that it's been quite usefull!

Jeff
94 YJ, one or three mods

http://jmcrae.rockcrawler.com