The Best Off-Road Jack That You Can Actually Make Yourself

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A major consideration for any overlander is the gear we bring along and the space and weight these items take up. Jacks are kind of a non-negotiable, in that without one we might be stuck and won't be able to get back home.
In this video, I talk about the common choices overlanders consider along with their pros and cons, and why I chose to purchase the Tauler Jack kit from Brennans Garage.
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[@landonspray389]

Some really smart ingenuity here. Love the shit eating grin when you modded it further to work with the impact wrench lmao

[@BadlandIndustries]

Can't leave anything alone lol

[@KingFinishCarpentryLLC]

What height is the lowest you can go? Can it go lower than a Hi-Lift?

[@BadlandIndustries]

Maybe 4in. It's about as low as the front wheels.

[@KingFinishCarpentryLLC]

@@BadlandIndustries thanks!

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@@KingFinishCarpentryLLC happy to help