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Need to secure your loose jack?

Here's a way I've just completed.
Called Quick Fist.
Google it....found on ebay.
Used by guys with jeeps to secure their shovels, etc.

Quite inexpensive and come in a variety of sizes.
I installed mine on the front bulkhead behind the front bumper.
Requires drilling a small hole for each.

The pics:


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Looks like a good solution. What size did you use?
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that's cool Doug! I've got an alloy 944 jack in mine -I'm gonna be looking into this as a way to mount it. Right now I use the friction method,,,,,,
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Nice Doug!
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Looks like a good solution. What size did you use?
The 1-2.25" clamps.
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That is a cool solution. I used a Suzuki GSX rubber battery strap, fits perfect but your solution looks cooler!
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nice find. i have a friend who lost a leg and was looking for a way to mount his crutches on the luggage rack of his goldwing trike. these should do nicely.

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