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  1. Rogue

    Spare Tire Lift???

    As you can see in the picture, the hardware is rusting and it is getting worse pretty quick. I think I will be looking for another way this summer.
  2. Rogue

    Spare Tire Lift???

    It ended up looking just like the picture of Holmaas' setup. The bottom of the tire is at the same level as the recently re-installed reciever. Junk, I'd really like one of Christo's rear bumpers, but I am a bit short on cash and have bad credit. Want to give me some cash? :tear:
  3. Rogue

    Spare Tire Lift???

    I already have the nuts (I hope Junk doesn't read this). Yesterday I tried stacking 8 high and it was just a little too high to reach the lowering thingy. Today I will be trying 6. BTW the nuts are about 3/8" thick each so this should provide an adequate lift.
  4. Rogue

    Spare Tire Lift???

    That is perfect Beo. Tonight when I realized the amount of work need to fab up the brackets I imagined something like this. Now I just need to figure out exactly how high I can go with it. Thanks!!!
  5. Rogue

    Spare Tire Lift???

    Beo, I think I have devised a way to raise the tire sufficiently. It looks as though it must go at least 4" and no more than around 5" up. What I worry about is how high the tire lowering doohicky will be once I relocate it. Any pictures of Holmaas' setup would likely help immensely. I...
  6. Rogue

    Spare Tire Lift???

    I currently have my spare in the truck and have removed the spare carrier from under the truck. I need all the space I can get for an upcoming move. If this will work I will likely leave it as a permanent arrangement until I can afford a new rear bumper. So the question is, will it work?
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