Jack mount

[patternman]

I have the Dominion mount as well. I mounted a pulaski axe and a shovel with the jack.
I also carry a HMMWV 3 1/2 ton scissor jack (not on the Dominion) with an axle saddle I made.
Edit:
There are neoprene covers for Hi lifts that work well to muffle rattles, I never hear mine rattle.
I also use a rubber handle keeper.

https://dominionoffroad.com/best_jeep_jl_hi-lift_mount/

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[sided03]

I have the Dominion mount as well. I mounted a pulaski axe and a shovel with the jack.
I also carry a HMMWV 3 1/2 ton scissor jack (not on the Dominion) with an axle saddle I made.
Edit:
There are neoprene covers for Hi lifts that work well to muffle rattles, I never hear mine rattle.
I also use a rubber handle keeper.

https://dominionoffroad.com/best_jeep_jl_hi-lift_mount/

Hii actually I like it and looks great. Only thing is I have a soft top. Would it be on the way? Where can I order it?

 

[patternman]

Hii actually I like it and looks great. Only thing is I have a soft top. Would it be on the way? Where can I order it?

I have a soft top as well, the jack, shovel and axe have to be arranged just right. I measured before i got the shovel. I wanted as long a handle that would fit without rubbing the inside of the top. The Dominion mount can be found here
https://dominionoffroad.com/best_jeep_jl_hi-lift_mount/

 

[patternman]

Hii actually I like it and looks great. Only thing is I have a soft top. Would it be on the way? Where can I order it?

Sorry posted wrong link. This should work:
https://www.amazon.com/Best-Jeep-Wrangler-Hi-Lift-Mount/dp/B07CGSKHZ8

 

[sided03]

Sorry posted wrong link. This should work:
https://www.amazon.com/Best-Jeep-Wrangler-Hi-Lift-Mount/dp/B07CGSKHZ8

Please, can you show me some pictures with the soft top and jack

 

[patternman]

Please, can you show me some pictures with the soft top and jack

Sorry I didn't get back to you yesterday, my wife & I with friends did Maggie Slot Canyon starting from the east side of Alamo Lake.
I'll get an image today after i get the shovel back in the Dominion mount.
I got stuck in the dry powder silt crossing the Bill Williams River lol.

 

[sided03]

It’s ok no worry’s I hope you guys had great time. Here my jeep

 

[sided03]

Sorry I didn't get back to you yesterday, my wife & I with friends did Maggie Slot Canyon starting from the east side of Alamo Lake.
I'll get an image today after i get the shovel back in the Dominion mount.
I got stuck in the dry powder silt crossing the Bill Williams River lol.

I asked my sister to buy me jack mount and jack for Christmas gift lol

 

[patternman]

It’s ok no worry’s I hope you guys had great time. Here my jeep

Very nice Jeep, I doubt you'd have got stuck in the foot deep powder silt! I'm still on the AT's that came with mine (to cheap to take off tires till worn). I'll be taking them off now, I cut a sidewall on a sharp rock yesterday they've got 32,200 miles anyway.

I went out & put the shovel back in the mount. Brought back all I did to get it all mounted. The jack kit only mounts the jack, to mount other items requires the Hi-Lift Accessory Bars. A combo kit with the jack and accessory bar kit can be found Here. Also worth noting the top can't be put down with jack in place.

This image is from driver seat looking back:

Pics of the mount with the Pulaski still in place.
The yellow is from a paint marker pen. I need to redo the ones on the ax handle. I put marks
on everything so I can place them back in position that works after use.
I made a spacer for the monkey fist (red oval) on the right so shovel would clear the Pulaski.

The jack is a cheap Harbor Freight, I either drilled the hole for the mounting stud of enlarged it don't remember.

Hard to see in pic, shovel clears top by approx an inch.

Everything mounted.

 

[patternman]

I also chose to reverse the Hi-Lift Accessory Bars. My thinking was to keep items higher out of view and gravity would be on my side when removing items from the mount. This is also what made my arrangement of the mounted items more complex.

 

[sided03]

Very nice Jeep, I doubt you'd have got stuck in the foot deep powder silt! I'm still on the AT's that came with mine (to cheap to take off tires till worn). I'll be taking them off now, I cut a sidewall on a sharp rock yesterday they've got 32,200 miles anyway.

I went out & put the shovel back in the mount. Brought back all I did to get it all mounted. The jack kit only mounts the jack, to mount other items requires the Hi-Lift Accessory Bars. A combo kit with the jack and accessory bar kit can be found Here. Also worth noting the top can't be put down with jack in place.

This image is from driver seat looking back:

Pics of the mount with the Pulaski still in place.
The yellow is from a paint marker pen. I need to redo the ones on the ax handle. I put marks
on everything so I can place them back in position that works after use.
I made a spacer for the monkey fist (red oval) on the right so shovel would clear the Pulaski.

The jack is a cheap Harbor Freight, I either drilled the hole for the mounting stud of enlarged it don't remember.

Hard to see in pic, shovel clears top by approx an inch.

Everything mounted.

Very nice Jeep, I doubt you'd have got stuck in the foot deep powder silt! I'm still on the AT's that came with mine (to cheap to take off tires till worn). I'll be taking them off now, I cut a sidewall on a sharp rock yesterday they've got 32,200 miles anyway.

I went out & put the shovel back in the mount. Brought back all I did to get it all mounted. The jack kit only mounts the jack, to mount other items requires the Hi-Lift Accessory Bars. A combo kit with the jack and accessory bar kit can be found Here. Also worth noting the top can't be put down with jack in place.

This image is from driver seat looking back:

Pics of the mount with the Pulaski still in place.
The yellow is from a paint marker pen. I need to redo the ones on the ax handle. I put marks
on everything so I can place them back in position that works after use.
I made a spacer for the monkey fist (red oval) on the right so shovel would clear the Pulaski.

The jack is a cheap Harbor Freight, I either drilled the hole for the mounting stud of enlarged it don't remember.

Hard to see in pic, shovel clears top by approx an inch.

Everything mounted.

Thank you.. I can’t wait to do it my jeep but, probably get black jack or painted matte black

Very nice Jeep, I doubt you'd have got stuck in the foot deep powder silt! I'm still on the AT's that came with mine (to cheap to take off tires till worn). I'll be taking them off now, I cut a sidewall on a sharp rock yesterday they've got 32,200 miles anyway.

I went out & put the shovel back in the mount. Brought back all I did to get it all mounted. The jack kit only mounts the jack, to mount other items requires the Hi-Lift Accessory Bars. A combo kit with the jack and accessory bar kit can be found Here. Also worth noting the top can't be put down with jack in place.

This image is from driver seat looking back:

Pics of the mount with the Pulaski still in place.
The yellow is from a paint marker pen. I need to redo the ones on the ax handle. I put marks
on everything so I can place them back in position that works after use.
I made a spacer for the monkey fist (red oval) on the right so shovel would clear the Pulaski.

The jack is a cheap Harbor Freight, I either drilled the hole for the mounting stud of enlarged it don't remember.

Hard to see in pic, shovel clears top by approx an inch.

Everything mounted.

Very nice Jeep, I doubt you'd have got stuck in the foot deep powder silt! I'm still on the AT's that came with mine (to cheap to take off tires till worn). I'll be taking them off now, I cut a sidewall on a sharp rock yesterday they've got 32,200 miles anyway.

I went out & put the shovel back in the mount. Brought back all I did to get it all mounted. The jack kit only mounts the jack, to mount other items requires the Hi-Lift Accessory Bars. A combo kit with the jack and accessory bar kit can be found Here. Also worth noting the top can't be put down with jack in place.

This image is from driver seat looking back:

Pics of the mount with the Pulaski still in place.
The yellow is from a paint marker pen. I need to redo the ones on the ax handle. I put marks
on everything so I can place them back in position that works after use.
I made a spacer for the monkey fist (red oval) on the right so shovel would clear the Pulaski.

The jack is a cheap Harbor Freight, I either drilled the hole for the mounting stud of enlarged it don't remember.

Hard to see in pic, shovel clears top by approx an inch.

Everything mounted.

thank you show me some pics. I will definitely get hi lift jack mount and accessory bar combo. I’m thinking get all black jack or painted matte black to match with jeep.

 

[sided03]

Very nice Jeep, I doubt you'd have got stuck in the foot deep powder silt! I'm still on the AT's that came with mine (to cheap to take off tires till worn). I'll be taking them off now, I cut a sidewall on a sharp rock yesterday they've got 32,200 miles anyway.

I went out & put the shovel back in the mount. Brought back all I did to get it all mounted. The jack kit only mounts the jack, to mount other items requires the Hi-Lift Accessory Bars. A combo kit with the jack and accessory bar kit can be found Here. Also worth noting the top can't be put down with jack in place.

This image is from driver seat looking back:

Pics of the mount with the Pulaski still in place.
The yellow is from a paint marker pen. I need to redo the ones on the ax handle. I put marks
on everything so I can place them back in position that works after use.
I made a spacer for the monkey fist (red oval) on the right so shovel would clear the Pulaski.

The jack is a cheap Harbor Freight, I either drilled the hole for the mounting stud of enlarged it don't remember.

Hard to see in pic, shovel clears top by approx an inch.

Everything mounted.

Very nice Jeep, I doubt you'd have got stuck in the foot deep powder silt! I'm still on the AT's that came with mine (to cheap to take off tires till worn). I'll be taking them off now, I cut a sidewall on a sharp rock yesterday they've got 32,200 miles anyway.

I went out & put the shovel back in the mount. Brought back all I did to get it all mounted. The jack kit only mounts the jack, to mount other items requires the Hi-Lift Accessory Bars. A combo kit with the jack and accessory bar kit can be found Here. Also worth noting the top can't be put down with jack in place.

This image is from driver seat looking back:

Pics of the mount with the Pulaski still in place.
The yellow is from a paint marker pen. I need to redo the ones on the ax handle. I put marks
on everything so I can place them back in position that works after use.
I made a spacer for the monkey fist (red oval) on the right so shovel would clear the Pulaski.

The jack is a cheap Harbor Freight, I either drilled the hole for the mounting stud of enlarged it don't remember.

Hard to see in pic, shovel clears top by approx an inch.

Everything mounted.

In order to put the bracket mount for the jack , you had to remove the soft top?

 

[patternman]

In order to put the bracket mount for the jack , you had to remove the soft top?

I did not have to.

 

[sided03]

In order to put the bracket mount for the jack , you had to remove the soft top?

I did not have to.

I just ordered it but, I’m Trying figure out how to remove bolt and put now bolt

 

[Wizza]

Had gotten one for my JK previously and it had a slightly slanted in the rear area and the hi-lift would not fit on the mounts flat, but was able to grab the lower pin and secure it. Ended up selling the JK and still have the Dominion bracket mount if it is of use for anyone.

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