Was wondering about a good jack for that dreaded moment. I have the tusk scissors jack and what a pain in the #ss to use especially the rear with all the weight. Thought some could chime in with their thoughts and recommendations....
Didn’t you post a picture of your mount sometime back?I actually have a piece of 6" square tubing that I tapped to match the bottom of the Tusk Jack. I store it on the flat area beside the motor on passenger side using the same holes in the tube. That gives you a stable base that lets you go high enough to get my R off the ground.
Hey bjniceguy! Thank you for plugging our Electric Jack! While they are a little pricey, these jacks are 100% American made (both Manual and Electric) here is a couple of videos of our jacks in action.super pricey but when I was on a trip a month or so back, leader had one of these. It was super handy. They do make a manual version too I think
The Electric Jack
Frank is an amazing guy! It's cool to see him out there putting our jack to good use!you can thank Frank from Fatco Tours. He uses his for everything imaginable LOL
I too carry a 20v impact gun, Sawzall with 12" pruning blade, and made an adapter with jumper clips in case the battery dies. I've only had to use the Sawzall so far but it saved our asses a few times in the Colorado mountains. That 12" pruning blade makes a decent ad hoc chainsaw for clearing fallen trees that are too large or tangled to winch out of the way.I have a scissor jack that has a mount for the frame. I carry a 20 amp drill driver with a 1/2 inch socket driver. Works great.