compound_luke
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Hi all. I've been driving around with a hi-lift in my toolbox for a while and it was just getting banged up and taking up a lot of space. Since I own a CNC machine shop, I decided to solve the problem for myself since I couldn't find any good solutions. I came up with a method to mount it to the exterior of the truck bed box. I've been driving around with it for a couple weeks now and it's working great. I figured I'd offer the kit for sale here and see if it would solve anybody else's problem.
It attaches to the box with 1/2" carriage bolts which key perfectly into the holes on the HiLift bar, keeping them from turning while you tighten the knobs on the inside of the box. All you have to do is drill two 1/2" holes in your box. It makes for a very secure method of keeping the lift on the outside of the truck. I also machined a clip that holds the handle firmly in place until you need it.
Here's a link with more info. And since this is the first place I've offered it for sale, here's a discount code for $10 off for the rest of the month: FORTRUCKSONLY
www.compound-design.com
Cheers,
Luke in El Paso, TX
It attaches to the box with 1/2" carriage bolts which key perfectly into the holes on the HiLift bar, keeping them from turning while you tighten the knobs on the inside of the box. All you have to do is drill two 1/2" holes in your box. It makes for a very secure method of keeping the lift on the outside of the truck. I also machined a clip that holds the handle firmly in place until you need it.
Here's a link with more info. And since this is the first place I've offered it for sale, here's a discount code for $10 off for the rest of the month: FORTRUCKSONLY
HiLift Truck Mounting Kit — Compound Design
This Hi-Lift mounting kit comes equipped with everything you need to securely and safely mount your jack to your truck bed tool box as well as a patent pending clip that keeps your handle rigidly attached to the bar without any movement, even on the rockiest terrain. This kit includes: 2 - 4” Stai
www.compound-design.com
Cheers,
Luke in El Paso, TX