Quick Fist tool mounts

[kcjaz]

Amazon product ASIN B000CQPANY
anyone use these? I was going to use the to mount hi lift to my roof rack but after seeing them I would want only rubber straps holding something that heavy rolling down the highway at 75 mph.

maybe a shovel? Are these only good for slow trail use and shouldn’t be used to mount tools if going on the highway? I just don’t want to have anything fly off the rack. Metal mechanical mechanical fasteners seem better.

 

[KLF]

I have a couple sets sitting in the garage, in a couple sizes. I'm gonna use them to mount a small step ladder to the inside of the door in my daughter's RAV4. They are stronger than they look, I think the hardware is the weakest part, not the clamp. Order up a pair and check them out

 

[CharlieS]

I've seen hi-lift mounts like this that are sturdy:

Hi-Lift Jack Company TM-750 Hi-Lift Jack Company Tube Mounts | Summit Racing

Free Shipping - Hi-Lift Jack Company Tube Mounts with qualifying orders of $109. Shop Jack Mounts at Summit Racing.

www.summitracing.com

 

[RET2]

Amazon product ASIN B000CQPANY
anyone use these? I was going to use the to mount hi lift to my roof rack but after seeing them I would want only rubber straps holding something that heavy rolling down the highway at 75 mph.

maybe a shovel? Are these only good for slow trail use and shouldn’t be used to mount tools if going on the highway? I just don’t want to have anything fly off the rack. Metal mechanical mechanical fasteners seem better.

Lots of people use them for what that's worth. If left out in the sun for prolonged exposure I would suggest periodic inspections for sun degradation.

 

[kcjaz]

I've seen hi-lift mounts like this that are sturdy:

Hi-Lift Jack Company TM-750 Hi-Lift Jack Company Tube Mounts | Summit Racing

Free Shipping - Hi-Lift Jack Company Tube Mounts with qualifying orders of $109. Shop Jack Mounts at Summit Racing.

www.summitracing.com

I’m using these for my hi lift. They are sturdy.

 

[Tommy Dwyer]

Amazon product ASIN B000CQPANY
anyone use these? I was going to use the to mount hi lift to my roof rack but after seeing them I would want only rubber straps holding something that heavy rolling down the highway at 75 mph.

maybe a shovel? Are these only good for slow trail use and shouldn’t be used to mount tools if going on the highway? I just don’t want to have anything fly off the rack. Metal mechanical mechanical fasteners seem better.

I use these on the side of my Prinsu rack to carry kayak paddles, and another set on top for a shovel. For items in that weight range they’re very secure, and seem to have held up well so far.