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Hi-Lift Bumber Lift

Discussion in '80-Series Tech' started by DRTDuck, Aug 20, 2003.

DRTDuck

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Has anyone used the Hi-Lift Bumper Lift on a factory rear bumper?

Will the rear bumper hold, just lifting the vehicle high enough for a tire change?

DRTDuck, Aug 20, 2003

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Junk

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The hi-lift should be used on metal, not plastic. Some Fwad tried to use my truck to demo their hi-lift, when I wasn't looking and when I still had the OEM plasticola on. They had a hard time extricating the hi-lift out of his, uh, holster when I was done.

Junk, Aug 20, 2003

Junk, Aug 20, 2003

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Well, I wouldn't presume anyone would try to lift on the plastic end pieces, but I suppose someone has. :

Do you thing the metal part of the rear bumper (I know, rear cross member) would hold?

DRTDuck, Aug 21, 2003

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Yes.

Wrench, Aug 21, 2003

Wrench, Aug 21, 2003

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Either get a real rear bumper, use the hitch (if it sticks out enough) or use a bottle jack.

Junk, Aug 21, 2003

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I should have said, get a real bumber

Junk, Aug 21, 2003

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Junk, quit padding your posts!

wob, Aug 22, 2003

wob, Aug 22, 2003

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