High lift jack location

I built my own and it’s worked well over the years.
https://www.fordraptorforum.com/threads/hilift-jack-bed-rail-mount.44565/

Put the soft shackle in the tow hook and use your high lift there

MEIRONMAN207 said:

It sits length wise just behind the seat backs.

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Doesn't work in a SCAB. Rear seat back doesn't flop forward like that.

True, sorta...the OP has a SCREW, and I also have a SCAB FX4, placed under the rear seats on the floor, lengthwise the same full sized Farm jack...so, in fact it does fit in a SCAB...just saying.

MEIRONMAN207 said:

True, sorta...the OP has a SCREW, and I also have a SCAB FX4, placed under the rear seats on the floor, lengthwise the same full sized Farm jack...so, in fact it does fit in a SCAB...just saying.

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Not always. If the SCAB has the Sony sound system, which most Gen 1 Raptors have, the subwoofer is under the rear right side passenger seat. As a result, there isn't full width available under there. Also, the Ford jack and jack accessories are under the rear right side passenger seat, so the only empty space available is the 1/3 section under the middle portion.

Read the "OP". "I am looking at locations on my ‘11 SCREW does anyone have and pictures or suggestions that work for you? Thanks PK" He or she was not asking for a SCAB location. And I also said, "True...sorta" I also have a SONY option on my SCREW, clearly, I didn't suggest it would fit with a SONY system on either truck bodies, thanks anyway for trying to enlighten me, however ...Nuff Said...

MEIRONMAN207 said:

Read the "OP". "I am looking at locations on my ‘11 SCREW does anyone have and pictures or suggestions that work for you? Thanks PK" He or she was not asking for a SCAB location. And I also said, "True...sorta" I also have a SONY option on my SCREW, clearly, I didn't suggest it would fit with a SONY system on either truck bodies...Nuf Said...

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You are kind of touchy.

Looks to me that it would slide into a piece of 4 inch abs. Make a bracket to mount abs on bedside. Make it so that it drops out to remove but tucks tight