P1000 What are you using for a trail jack ?

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A riding buddy turned me on to the roll bar mounts and rim strap for my Sheepherder, as we called it - Highlift Jack.
They are great when you need them and dangerous if not paying attention. I've thrown my 30 yr old Jack away a few times after it nearly broke my jaw, but it works when needed.

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Not once needed a jack so we don’t carry one. Most of the time there’s another rig be it ours or a friends and we just tug it over. If no other rig then front or rear winch works good from a tree. Someone could drive up a tree or a rock a little too. Actually scared of using jacks in the field.
 
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A riding buddy turned me on to the roll bar mounts and rim strap for my Sheepherder, as we called it - Highlift Jack.
They are great when you need them and dangerous if not paying attention. I've thrown my 30 yr old Jack away a few times after it nearly broke my jaw, but it works when needed.

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Yep that’s exactly where I mounted mine.And my experiences w handyman jacks are very similar to yours,you definitely need to keep them maintained,and pay attn!
 
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In Nevada in the middle of bfe,no cell service no trees ,no friends a jacks kinda handy
I guess I’d drive up the cooler if had to lol. Ya in that terrain I’d consider carrying one
 
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i carry my viair and a plug kit.no spare tire right now,but if/when i actually get one it will probably be a scissor jack.
 
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i carry my viair and a plug kit.no spare tire right now,but if/when i actually get one it will probably be a scissor jack.

The handyman jacks are a lot more versatile, not to mention making a good bumper.
 
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I carry a little scissor jack. It's light and small. All I'd use it for is changing a tire. I also carry a small come-along and have the winch on the machine. A 36" high lift is heavy, where could it actually hook into the machine to jack it up and where do you store it?
This is where I store mine and I have an attachment that goes on the jack and attaches most anywhere to lift.

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Neither a winch or jack can do it all, best to have both. I also carry a earth anchor just in case too.
 
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I have a 36” HiLift mounted on my front bumper. It was on my 500 but it transferred to the 1000 easily enough. It’s gotten a bit bent over time but it’s easy enough to bend it back. Kinda lopsided too...
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fyi, an easy diy anchor,10 ft' of chain,a half dozen pieces of rebar (or more if you trail in sand) around 18",lay the chain in a v ,pound some rebar thru the links and attach the winch line to the point of the v.works really good if you have nothing to cable to.i carry a bag with it in my truck.i've used it once but it saved my ass.
 
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fyi, an easy diy anchor,10 ft' of chain,a half dozen pieces of rebar (or more if you trail in sand) around 18",lay the chain in a v ,pound some rebar thru the links and attach the winch line to the point of the v.works really good if you have nothing to cable to.i carry a bag with it in my truck.i've used it once but it saved my ass.
That’s a lot of freak’n weight!
 
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