Hi Lift jack for UTV.

The off road jack company makes their UTV debut.



Hi-Lift UTV Jack to Debut at SEMA Show in Las Vegas

Hi-Lift UTV Jack

The “original power tool” of the off-road market is now available to meet the ever-increasing demands of the UTV market with this specialized Hi-Lift jack model. Sized perfect for UTV operators (off-roaders, farmers, ranchers, search and rescue personnel, and the general outdoorsman) with 36” and 42” models, each weighing less than 30 lbs.

The Hi-Lift UTV jack is superior to the factory-supplied UTV jack in that it allows you to lift the UTV from many locations, instead of being limited to specific points under the vehicle. It offers greater capacity with a 7,000 pound tested and 4,660 pound rated load limit. Additionally, the Hi-Lift UTV jack outperforms the factory-supplied jack in that it is a true “multi-purpose tool” that provides the ability to lift, winch, pull, spread, and clamp. It can be used in all conditions… water, mud, sand and even snow.

The Hi-Lift UTV jack is available with a full-line of Hi-Lift jack accessories, that make it even more valuable and efficient for many applications. Now, with the recent development of the Adjustable Tube Mounts, the Hi-Lift UTV jack can be mounted easily and securely to any round or square tubing locations on a UTV… front/rear bumpers, bull bars, roll cages and/or roof racks.

The Hi-Lift jack is the standard in the off-road market because of its multitude of uses. In addition to the obvious off-road applications, imagine the benefits for farmers and ranchers, search and rescue personnel, and the general outdoorsman. UTV’s are commonplace on farms and ranches. The Hi-Lift UTV jack can be used to pull fence posts, lift tractors and implements, and even aid in the recovery of stuck trucks and equipment. Search and rescue personnel often use UTV’s to get to remote areas where regular rescue vehicles can’t reach. The Hi-Lift UTV jack can be used for a host of rescue and extrication applications. As a back-up for the “jaws of life” tool, rescue personnel can even remove a car door or spread metal to rescue trapped victims. The varied uses are limited only by one’s imagination.

The Hi-Lift UTV jack will be introduced to the market first at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. It will soon be available to purchase through many Powersport dealers and distributors nationwide.

Hi-Lift can be found on the web at: www.hi-lift.com.

"The Hi-Lift UTV jack is superior to the factory-supplied UTV jack " huh??????
Awesome, I knew they would do this sooner or later. Christmas is comming!!!!!

ridepate wrote:

"The Hi-Lift UTV jack is superior to the factory-supplied UTV jack " huh??????

Someone in their marketing department clearly knows nothing about UTVs, eh?

I'm carrying a scissors jack from an Olds Alero or some such that a friend gave me. Fits under the seat, on top of the Wally-World underseat storage container...

Just hope that the UTV model jack isn't anywhere close to as heavy as the regular Hi-Lifts -- those things weigh 25-30 lbs or some such...

they also have mounts to mount the jack behind the seats too on the rear cage bar. they sent us a few early pics of it. I will let you know how they look...i'm heading out to SEMA in less than a month. It's my first time and i can't wait!

We normally use a couple buddies and a block of wood!!!!!!!!! Works good unless you are alone.

Many different uses for the Hi-Lift jack besides helping you change or repair a tire. With a tow strap, a few shackles, and a couple short pieces of chain you can get a UTV that is on it's side back on it's wheels by yourself. As long as there is a tree nearby.

Very versatal tool. They also make a great winch.

Marty,

I think you can make a broad stretcher out of some vice grips and a come-a-long........

have any of you ever used one on these to jack you SXS up??? i have and its a pain in the . its much easier to just high center on a rock or tree or just drive up to a tree and let one of the tires climb the tree.

bush wrote:

have any of you ever used one on these to jack you SXS up??? i have and its a pain in the . its much easier to just high center on a rock or tree or just drive up to a tree and let one of the tires climb the tree.

I think you need the jack bush. Your machine did not turn out so well the last time it was in a tree!!!!!!!

BUMP



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