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#236727 - 17/05/03 06:41 PM new tires, and hi-lift mounted
MOLTAR Member Registered: 09/11/01 Posts: 1210 Loc: richmond, va	Wrangler MT/Rs, picked up this week crazy cheap, and my Hi-Lift finally gets mounted. Pic from Oak Ridge Estate in Lovingston, VA today.
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#236728 - 17/05/03 08:28 PM Re: new tires, and hi-lift mounted
XOC Admin Member Registered: 16/08/00 Posts: 17103 Loc: Minneapolis, MN	Just watch your departure angle, you'll tear that jack right off. _________________________ nom nom nom
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#236729 - 17/05/03 11:34 PM Re: new tires, and hi-lift mounted
KJ_dragon Member Registered: 28/08/01 Posts: 4806 Loc: East Bay, CA	Won't the hitch protect it from departure angle mishaps? _________________________ There are three kinds of people in the world. Those who can count; and those who can't.
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#236730 - 17/05/03 11:51 PM Re: new tires, and hi-lift mounted
XOC Admin Member Registered: 16/08/00 Posts: 17103 Loc: Minneapolis, MN	Yes, when driving away at a perfect 90 degree angle from a perfectly shaped ledge. That rarely happens. Bad place to put a jack. _________________________ nom nom nom
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#236731 - 18/05/03 09:16 AM Re: new tires, and hi-lift mounted
MOLTAR Member Registered: 09/11/01 Posts: 1210 Loc: richmond, va	i should note that Oak Ridge is private property, and not open to anyone without extremely special permission.
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#236732 - 21/05/03 11:14 AM Re: new tires, and hi-lift mounted
Cygnus-X1 Member Registered: 15/02/01 Posts: 1976 Loc: Alexandria, Virginia	I wheeled there once with a Jeep club. Isn't there a big old plantation house there or something? It was closed when I was there. But yeah, permission to wheel was like giving up your left nut or something.
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#236733 - 21/05/03 12:13 PM Re: new tires, and hi-lift mounted
KCX Member Registered: 14/10/00 Posts: 1219 Loc: Kansas	My HiLift is mounted there too. I have never hit the jack on any difficult departure angle. Your truck would have to be at a 90 degree angle to scrap the jack! _________________________ www.hxoc.net
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#236734 - 21/05/03 01:05 PM Re: new tires, and hi-lift mounted
DKX01 Member Registered: 09/05/02 Posts: 323 Loc: Oceanside, CA	Looks like the trailer hitch will protect it, unless he hits it at a 90 degree angle or from either side of the hitch. From the looks of the tailpipe, it's not too far out of the realm of possibility. _________________________ -Derek DKX01
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