Replaced my shackles and the noise came back after 2 days, went and looked under the truck and sure enough i can't see those shims anymore

Saved me $1,500 right there

Fixed the loud squeaking in my Raptor. Thanks!

Wow, thanks so much! This was driving me crazy!

Thank you

Its the condition of these roads absolutely destroying the chassis components Our vehicle are not designed for these roads that are just crumbling apart. You need a baja 1000 suspension setup to travel around nowadays it's absolutely ridiculous

Is this something I could 3D print? 🤔

will it make a clicking noise with squeaking

Fuckin Ford

Greetings, your project has many good features, IMHO, and appears to be the mechanical system I would use if DIYing a lift for my attic. i have been thinking about such a system for my garage attic and after seeing several such KZbin videos I considered a possible solution for my build. I have a fairly wide staircase up to my attic which would be ideal for placement of a lift. I would tear out a portion of the staircase for the lift and in its place build a steel "cage" from a suitable sized pallet rack using only the top tier rack for the hoist as would be copied from your example. For stability I would attach the pallet rack supports to the floor joists of the attic. And since the pallet supports have multiple attachment points for the racks, I presume one could engineer a safety latch that would prevent the lift from falling if the hoist or cables should fail. Presently my attic is not engineered to carry but a few hundred pounds per square foot, so that limits what I could lift up to that space. But if one's attic is engineered to carry much more weight, a system built from a steel pallet rack could easily handle 500 pounds or more. Fortunately, pallet racks in the used market are fairly inexpensive, and it would cost me more to build one from scratch. Thanks for sharing your video.

Olá, mas você colocou 4 cordas em cada canto, tentei replicar seu sistema mas não consigo levantar a estrutura. Como eu posso fazer ?

I hope you're still monitoring this. My question is how you secured the drums to the 1" bar. Did you use woodruff keys to help keep them from possibly slipping on the shaft, or just clamped down the drums tightly with the bolts on the drums? Thank you, great job...

Hi, I would like help building the same system as yours, which components to buy?

May I know up to what kg you can lift? Could you send me a link to purchase the motor and pulleys

You 🪨 🤙🏽

Thank you my dude almost thought it was my front suspension too until I saw this then investigated more and this is spot on

Got to be what i am hearing driving me nuts. Did it only do it sometimes for you?

Dude, thanks for sharing this! I was about ready to unload the parts cannon at my 2011! This worked!

Had my 21F-150 lowered and now I have an annoying squeak this is the first thing I'm going to check out

Nice job but you took a lot of strength out of that attic when you cut all the beams i would have doubled the end beams myself but hey thats just me.

U v time to you both u bolts u bolts

Rihanna you both on the axles impact wrench on Hill I thought him about an inch every just I just came in from factory least he'll be at tighten your damn you both suffer to keep hearing from jump around too much

Thank you so very much! Annoying squeak is now gone!

You should have NOT cut your tgi.

I can’t find for my 1998 f150 would those fit my truck …. T.I.A 🙏🏽👍🏽

Of all the lift design on KZbin this one is still the best. Wish you could make a follow up video on how its working after a few years, things you would change if you did it again, and any improvements you made.

I thought of this idea just now. If you had a wider and longer garage you could've built an attic lift bigger and strong enough to lift a full size car or truck into the attic, that is, if the space up there is large enough to fit it. You will need to reinforce the ceiling with steel and concrete so that it won't collapse if you choose to store/park vehicles, or other heavy equipment on the attic floor directly.

Same thing with my truck. Replaced them with a upgraded isolator and it lasted for about 9 months.

When you cut the hole through the attic floor, is that structurally ok? You just cut off the floor boards and they are left hanging, or does the double-boarded square you built around the hole act as a beam to transfer the load across the floor?

for those wanting to know they come in packs of one so you need to order quantity of 4

16' fx4 I'm going to have to try this, I'll let you know how it turns out, thanks in advance!

This is amazing. I never knew I needed this until just right now.

Did you add grease on the isolator pads?

Great video- I had the same issue, only with a moderate load in the bed. Left for a 3 week camping trip pulling our 28’ travel trailer…. I suspected that the shims had worn down, so I sprayed silicon between the leafs, and the problem would go away -for a while. I got some high quality thick zip ties, and placed a few between the leafs. Just temporary, until new shims can be ordered. It’s been about a year now, and the zip ties are still in place. It’s an experiment now, how long will they survive!

Why do you have to grind down a brand new OEM ford part?

Great video ,from a fellow 2014 squeaker!!

Only guy who shoes problem and part number, video without is pointless so thanks. Kind of figured common sense but apparently not.

How the hell did you cut your rafters without supporting the ends, and still pass building inspection? Sounds like a disaster waiting to happen.

I had my leaf packs replaced twice under warranty for this... Three days each time. Dealer wouldn't replace just the pads lol... They had to take the tank out to get the front left side bolt out of the spring. It told them just to cut the bolt and put a new one in backwards as to not have to drop the tank (way easier and cheaper)... They "don't so shady tree stuff"... Complete pine cones! I just grease them every oil change.

How did you get the old ones out

Thank you

Did just one come in the pack? Thanks in advance

great , quick to the point, informational video, thank you for helping society with videos as such lol. I will be purchasing this part tonight, hoping this will solve my issue.

Mine only squeaks when I’m in reverse. Very Annoying, gotta fix this soon

Would of been nice to hear the noise cuz mine is doing a squeaky noise from that area to specially when turning and it flexes you can hear it kinda like rubber or dry bushings

Great video! Thank you!

This fixed my issue

Thanks a Million 2014 FX4 just started this annoying noise Quick Fix 👍🏿

You can get these at auto zone or ebay don't gotta be from the dealer.

Thank you sir