You can use thos rubber clamps from cabelas, they are freaking tough and awesome
Cabela's: Quick Fist® One-Piece Rubber Clamp
Cabela's: Quick Fist® One-Piece Rubber Clamp
Hi-lift Mount options...
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Quickfists are nice, but I'm not sure I would trust those to hold the weight of a hi lift in an accident - imagine how big that headache would be (or would you just be drooling out of the side of your mouth for the rest of your life in a wheelchair?)
here are the Hi Lift tube clamps
Hi-Lift Adjustable Tube Mount (TM-700/TM-750) - Mount your Hi-Lift Jack to tube bumpers, bull bars, roll cages or roof racks | Hi Lift Jack Company
Or you can make your own with a pair of exhaust clamps
while I used them on my 62 roof rack for years with no issues you have a point. I was thinking using them inside the runner (which is worse than me using them on my 62) being I already have some but I think I will give the exhaust clamps a try.
Quickfists are nice, but I'm not sure I would trust those to hold the weight of a hi lift in an accident - imagine how big that headache would be (or would you just be drooling out of the side of your mouth for the rest of your life in a wheelchair?)
here are the Hi Lift tube clamps
Hi-Lift Adjustable Tube Mount (TM-700/TM-750) - Mount your Hi-Lift Jack to tube bumpers, bull bars, roll cages or roof racks | Hi Lift Jack Company
Or you can make your own with a pair of exhaust clamps
Mike I forgot, I used those clamps for conduit to attach the the jack on the rear bumper of my 62.....they ok
I copied 4crawler's mount. I got the stud at Napa. I think the whole thing cost me $8 and a bungee cord around the base keeps it quiet.