Jacking the grenadier with a Hi-Lift jack?

[Major_B]

Heya all,
I’ve seen a lot of posts discussing mounting points for Hi-Lift jacks and I consider also having one but has anyone ever tried to jack a Grenadier with a Hi-Lift type of jacks? It seems hard given the jacking points are pretty far under the chassis and I’ve not been able to see a video online about it. Unless I’m missing something?
Thanks
Laurent

 

[landmannnn]

If you have alloys then the strap adaptor that you put through the spokes can lift a wheel.
Beyond that there is nothing to put the foot under unless you have suitable rocksliders.

 

[Shopkeep]

Heya all,
I’ve seen a lot of posts discussing mounting points for Hi-Lift jacks and I consider also having one but has anyone ever tried to jack a Grenadier with a Hi-Lift type of jacks? It seems hard given the jacking points are pretty far under the chassis and I’ve not been able to see a video online about it. Unless I’m missing something?
Thanks
Laurent

One of the benefits of a decent set of rock sliders is the ability to use a jack on them along the side of the vehicle.

 

[Major_B]

One of the benefits of a decent set of rock sliders is the ability to use a jack on them along the side of the vehicle.

Indeed, would you qualify the ineos sliders as decent enough for jacking?

 

[ECrider]

If you have alloys then the strap adaptor that you put through the spokes can lift a wheel.
Beyond that there is nothing to put the foot under unless you have suitable rocksliders.

Can do that with the steelies as well with the strap + hooks. Probably the more likely use if I use that jack.

@Major_B - I would not hesitate to use the sliders and the Hi-lift if that was what was needed. Would need to be sure of a good contact.

 

[Shopkeep]

Indeed, would you qualify the ineos sliders as decent enough for jacking?

Ineos themselves say they are suitable for jacking, as per their website (specific to the rock sliders): “They also provide a step for getting in and out. And for loading or unloading roof cargo. As well as an anchor point for the Hi-Lift Jack”

 

[Logsplitter]

The Ineos supplied steps are quite strong enough to be used for a hilift jack