Best High Lift Floor Jack?

[Ricoman]

You can get this for your bed and won't require any drilling.
https://www.jdscustoms.com/product/ford-raptor-2017-gen-2-pro-eagle-bed-floor-jack-mount-base/

Thanks,but as SVTFordRaptor stated,this will not fit the Pro Eagle Big Wheel Jack

 

[Ricoman]

That doesn’t fit big wheel off-road jacks.

CORRECT...Thanks

 

[KIMCH3333]

Here’s the one for big wheel jacks!
https://www.jdscustoms.com/product/ford-raptor-gen-2-pro-eagle-big-wheel-base-plate-mount-kit/


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[mr_beaverhousen]

As I have Big Wheel 2-ton, I was going to go with the linked one above.

Didn't do it as I wanted the jack to be placed further forward in the bed along with the tire. I'm going with a modular track that attaches to the bed where I can adjust tie-downs as needed. The jack is going to be bolted down. We'll see how it turns out tomorrow.

I would love to do a chase rack but as the truck's my daily, I have a retractable tonneau cover that I don't want to get rid of.

 

[Sheeepdog18]

I am having a overland rack custom make on top of my roller cover where I could keep the cover and rack at the same time. Having a removable shelf make that will sit in between the front two bars, my Power Tank and Pro Eagle going to be mounted on the shelf. I will post more pictures once It’s done.

 

[smurfslayer]

Here’s the one for big wheel jacks!
https://www.jdscustoms.com/product/ford-raptor-gen-2-pro-eagle-big-wheel-base-plate-mount-kit/

here’s another option from the same place, mounts the jack and the spare tire
https://www.jdscustoms.com/product/gen-ii-raptor-pro-eagle-jack-tire-mounting-system/

i’ve also noticed various chase rack makers have provisions for the jack as well.

I’ve got a question for those of you campaigning a full size / high lift jack mounted in the bed.

How much abuse will these mounts stand up to? I know the tire/wheel is ~ 100 pounds, and the jack is a pretty respectable weight also. just how much of a beating do these mount points take before giving way?

 

[VinceC]

I probably sound like a hypocrite since I’m already using a Pittsburgh HF Jack (which I assume is made in China, but I’ve already decided it ain’t up to task for jacking a truck)- but I’ve had the (mis)fortune of getting tours through many Chinese factories- particularly metal working- & zero chance I’d trust build quality on something as critical as a car lift.

I could give numerous examples- one quick one though: while touring a brass factory where they made pipe, basic ball valves, water meter casings etc. I saw some of their “skilled” techs welding w/o any glasses or safety gear, smoking a cig while peering through a piece of cardboard w/ a little hole poked through it or using actual sunglasses - I am not making that up. Now- clearly the health effects are terrible, but also what kinda welds are getting done under those conditions? Not strong uniforms tight beads that’s for sure

I’ve been in a ton of Chinese factories too. The one you describe is one of the better ones. There are some truly awful factories there (and some great ones too)

 

[ddpt]

Pro Eagle is made in China as well

I stopped by their office/warehouse in Torrence, CA and they confirmed they are manufactured in China. Maybe that was already known.

You can purchase in person at Torrence for $330+tax for their 3-Ton jack.