Just took my DIY Highlift Jack Bar mount out for test drive.
Works pretty good! Still need a way to lock it to the rack however... :lock1:
LOL- [MENTION=93894]J-BlickPhoto[/MENTION]
I gotta tell you the piece of mind it provides is incredible- and it has been dead-nuts reliable so far!
Just got back from a weekend 4 wheeling in Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Not very many wildflowers yet. They need more rain out there. Drove up a rocky ravine at the end of Coyote Canyon in 4 wheel low. A-track not required. The stream crossings were small and shallow this year, but I'm glad I finished my Scuba Mod before this trip..
Hiked up Cougar Canyon, a very rugged steep climb along the stream where only a bighorn sheep could find solid footing. Drove out Rockhouse Road to Burton Trail. This trail would be better on a cool day or early in the morning.
Photos will follow soon.
Sal si puedes. Go if you can.
[MENTION=137373]I'm Kevin[/MENTION]
Use double nuts with the top nut being a Teflon nut. Add a lock washer in between for extra security. Cinch them together with wrenches. This is very hard to loosen with a single wrench so it may keep thieves from taking it.
Consider a padlock in the middle, through a couple of chain links if needed. Wrap it all in soft, clear plastic tube (or a section of bike tire tube) to keep it from rattling. DIY to the max...
Thanks for the tip, I will have to try that.
I also have a drawer full of gun cable locks (rubber coated cable lock) that might just be long enough. :50cal:
My 4Runner (Bismarck) maybe doesn't look much but it's a killer. Literally.
Not long time ago it destroyed beautiful bird, and last night it hit some small animal (I'm not sure if it was a cat, small dog or something else).
Bad, bad, very bad Bismarck.
I got both encounters recorded by dash camera, and reviewing the video frame by frame I noticed I had 0.1 sec to see the bird, and 0.2sec to see the cat (or dog or whatever it was). No chance to react whatsoever.
My 4Runner (Bismarck) maybe doesn't look much but it's a killer. Literally.
Not long time ago it destroyed beautiful bird, and last night it hit some small animal (I'm not sure if it was a cat, small dog or something else).
Bad, bad, very bad Bismarck.
I got both encounters recorded by dash camera, and reviewing the video frame by frame I noticed I had 0.1 sec to see the bird, and 0.2sec to see the cat (or dog or whatever it was). No chance to react whatsoever.
So you possibly hit someones dog or cat and didn't stop to see if it needed help? That's not very cool
thats cool and all but no sliders no after market bumpers no lift.... whats it for? decoration?Just took my DIY Highlift Jack Bar mount out for test drive.
Thanks but It's stock headlights.Love those headlights! From where?
well maybe they should be playing in the roadSo you possibly hit someones dog or cat and didn't stop to see if it needed help? That's not very cool
well maybe they should be playing in the road![]()
my GSDs like hanging out the back as well, i would recommend having an exhaust shop reroute the end of the pipe 90deg to exit out of the passenger side behind the rear mudflap.
this will reduce (practically eliminate) exhaust from getting caught in the vortex/eddies/whatever-it's-called behind the truck and being sucked into the vehicle thru the rear window when accelerating.