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Hi-Lift/Farm Jack Mount?       #: 1154
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 Posted: Wed Aug 15th, 2018 11:38 am
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I've seen the Jeep mounts theirs to the hoods and I've seen it on the rear. Does anyone know a company who makes a rear mount/bumper mount for the jack that will work on the Ranger?? I wanna mount a farm jack to the rear. Since I have the shell, it's harder to get into the bed. 
I plan on spray painting the jack pink also so it matches.  
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You could probably get someone to fab one up for you cheaper or exactly the way you want, but these brackets could bolt into the bumper (if you feel like drillin some holes) but other than that I haven't found anything besides a custom mount. 


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Dont spray paint it.. it wont last long.. Take it apart, just like you would a bike and send it out for powder coating.. be far more worth the $45 or so someone may charge. They may charge a little more because its thick and cast.. takes longer to bake in the oven but again [which isnt cheap to run], end result will be a well made quality decision IMO.

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Agreed, and I still can't find a bumper mount. You may be stuck using universal mounts or having someone fab one for you.



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