Hight restrictions when jacking up

[sspeederr]

Just wanted to share idk if anyone has a bit if hight restrictions when jacking up there unit for service like I do. Everyone knows that these things have some serious suspension travel and if ur work area won't let u jack it up enough get tires off ground using a sinple ratchet strap to strap down the suspension prior to lifting will help you. I lace mine around the frame and to trailing arm (on rear) or lower control arm (on front) just enough to start to pull suspension down then I can jack it up with out suspension dropping to low. Hope this helps some of u all

 

[NTCPrezJB]

Just wanted to share idk if anyone has a bit if hight restrictions when jacking up there unit for service like I do. Everyone knows that these things have some serious suspension travel and if ur work area won't let u jack it up enough get tires off ground using a sinple ratchet strap to strap down the suspension prior to lifting will help you. I lace mine around the frame and to trailing arm (on rear) or lower control arm (on front) just enough to start to pull suspension down then I can jack it up with out suspension dropping to low. Hope this helps some of u all View attachment 233152View attachment 233153View attachment 233154View attachment 233155

A good tip for newbies to long suspension travel.

 

[SLOWPOKE693]

Used to have to do that trick on my old rock crawler to change a tire on the trail using the Hi-Lift jack.

 

[Smitty335]

A good tip for newbies to long suspension travel.

5 foot 6 inches, doesn't apply!