View Poll Results: What size HI-LIFT?
48"
14
82.35%
60"
3
17.65%
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What size Hi-Lift? 48" or 60"?
09-22-2010, 05:04 PM
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Think of it this way...
I believe the 60" can do everything the 48" can do, but you can't make the 48" into a 60" if you ever need the extra length on the trail...
and yes....that's what she said....ha ha...
I believe the 60" can do everything the 48" can do, but you can't make the 48" into a 60" if you ever need the extra length on the trail...
and yes....that's what she said....ha ha...
09-22-2010, 05:08 PM
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I already have a hard enough time finding a place to store my 48" jack, I couldn't imagine finding a place to store the 60.
I guess it would be different if I have a tire carrier (or other place to mount my jack), but since I don't I just throw the jack in the back of my Jeep when I hit the trails.
Just food for though, bigger isn't always better... especially when ya find out its too big to fit
I guess it would be different if I have a tire carrier (or other place to mount my jack), but since I don't I just throw the jack in the back of my Jeep when I hit the trails.
Just food for though, bigger isn't always better... especially when ya find out its too big to fit