Hi-Lift Jack TM-750 Adjustable Tube Mount 2"-3"

excellent, worked to mount a hi lift on the rear of my safari rack on my tacoma cab, it is a 1" round tube and it fits snug with no movement. I have the mounts positioned horizontally outward so the jack sits sideways and the mounts hold it securely, i had originally been concerned that that mount was intended to be used vertically as the mount is pictured however it holds tight. Once tightened the u bolts clamp solidly onto your mounting point, and if lined up properly the jack will not budge. My rack doesn't move on my truck, so when i jiggle the jack on its mount, the whole truck moves. Solid. Haven't needed my jack since I put it on so it has stayed there, and no change whatsoever after months of daily driving and several long offroad trips.On a side note I didn't purchase the hi lift locking knob as the reviews for that product stated it was flimsy plastic, and the strength of this mount is that the knobs are heavy duty and need to be tightened fully to properly secure the jack. I just used a long cable lock (gun lock) and looped it through the holes and around my rack snugly before locking it, there are better solutions i'm sure but it will deter all but the most serious thieves.Make sure to get a handle isolator too especially if you plan on carrying it external to the vehicle, with a combination of that and placement of the mounts around the moving parts, you will minimize rattling and safety hazards.

Used these to mount a Jack inside the bed of my truck, using the bed anchors. (There are videos online - you’ll also need some bolts and fender washers.)All in all, takes less than 15 minutes and the jack is out of the way.

Mount is well made, installed fairly easy, does what I need it to do…..hold my jack!! I would recommend this to anyone looking to mount a hi-lift jack on their rig. Very happy!! I use on an Articat Prowler side by side for around the house and property(100 acres) for chores and hunting.

Attached this to my brush guard on my truck's front, but had to tilt it forward about 30 degrees to allow the hood to open. Added some gasket material under between the brush guard and the tube mount. Although I was worried it might slip, it is rock solid and does not budge when holding a Hi Lift 48" jack. The downside is the knobs are aluminum and the screws on the mount are sharp stainless, which slightly stripped one of the knobs when I first screwed it down. The stripped one still works, but it is not as smooth to turn as the other knob. If the knobs were stainless or had a stainless insert, the stripping risk would have been avoided.

I have a custom built roof rack that a buddy of my welded together and is super strong but lightweight, since it is aluminum. I was unsure how tight this would hold on the 1" round tubing it is built of because of the design but once cranked down these things are LOCKED!!! I have my 48" Hi-Lift across the back of the rack on my XJ and have even hung from it and these brackets don't budge at all. I then ran a chamber lock from one of my pistols through the Jack and around a tube on the rack to keep it from being stolen, it works perfect and is easy to take off when needed.I want to order some more the attach a shovel and ax to the side and I will just drill holes through the handles.

One came with some grooves on it but everything I own gets scratched up eventually so can't say I care if it doesn't interfere with function. Speaking of function, they seem strong and twist down tightly. I resisted the urge to crank them down with all my might but the urge is there and I've checked them probably 4 times already.To my surprise, I decided to use them to mount the jack on the front bumper (rather than the rack as originally planned). On the bumper, at a 45deg angle, I can easily set the jack on the mounts and let gravity hold it in place while I put on the lock washers and crank bolts or, when I really need it and am already frustrated, remove the jack easily.One thing that bothers me (and this is more my problem really): lock washers scare me. I prefer nylon insert lock nuts. These mounts come with the former for fastening the loops to a bar and most of the mobile world is held together with lock washers so I don't know what my problem is.

I hadn't thought about mounting hardware until after I purchased the "Hi-Lift" Jack. I settled on the 2" inch adjustable tube mount and am totally happy with them. My jack is secured on top of the front bumper of my 2020 Polaris RZR HP 1000 Highlifter and looks sharp.

Ordered it Friday afternoon got here exactly two days later’ sunday afternoon. thanks amazon prime 👍🏽 I got the 2-3 inch ubolt hi jack mount for my xterra factory bars, the 2inch bolts fit perfectly. The mount is very sturdy durable and very easy to setup took about 10/15 mins start to finish with jack in place. It’s a bit pricey but very well worth it. Gives my xterra more of a rugged look to it.

WORK GREAT

Muy bueno, muy resistente, no se afloja nada, super !!

I used these on my Thule Xsporter pro truck rack, I had struggled to find some way to attach my Jack to the box rack and this worked great.

Me llegaron tres abrazaderas de la misma medida y quedo muy corta. De la medida necesaria sólo llegó una abrazadera (3pulgadas) por lo que fue complicada ajustarla. Sería bueno me enviaran mi abrazadera de 3”

Easy to install. Easy to mount the Jack