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how do you lift a HMMWV on a 2-post automotive lift? install jack rails? the frame is really far inboard on these trucks. pics would be great. I have a Rotary 2 post asymmetrical #10,000 lift.
Send a PM to AOR (Jeff) about this. He's had my truck up on his lift as well as his and I don't recall exactly what he uses for lift points. I'm pretty sure it's the suspension arm lift/jacking points.
I put the lift arms on the frame as far forward and rearward spread as possible under the frame which hangs lower than the body. I have a 10k Rotary truck lift with 3 position arms they get really long and 2 verasymetrical Whipp lifts
both types lift it without issues. A word of caution be prepared the passenger side is heavier than the drivers side and it may make you nervous how the truck will lean to one side.
We put the jack rails on my HMMWV on the ground without a lift you may find a lift getting in the way. The install was really easy on the ones I have
how do you lift a HMMWV on a 2-post automotive lift? install jack rails? the frame is really far inboard on these trucks. pics would be great. I have a Rotary 2 post asymmetrical #10,000 lift.
I got the same one at work. I put all 4 of the longer lift pads up in a \ / shape an it raises it really nice. Now a Ford Ranger or a long box dually crew cab diesel is a different story!
I have a 9000# Rotary and the hmmwv is so wide it isn’t too far to the frame rails. The arms have flip up bits on them that engage nicely on the frame. Just be careful not to hit the fuel tank.
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