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Nick’s got this CJ-5 for sale that includes an unusual 3 Point Lift. Anyone seen one like this. It appears built for installation under the bed so the bed remains free for hauling. You can see more pics of the jeep here: View all the information on eBay
Whatever this is, it sure is neat.
Def not Newgren.. Thought it was Love lift system (mounts under the Jeep) but even that looks slightly different. Maybe a Stratton?? (under Jeep mount also) As on farmjeep.com
It’s neither a Love, newgren or Stratton, they are all different from that. Sure is cool.
The interesting thing on this lift to me is that it performs its intended function with the least impediment to other normal uses and functions of the Jeep. Some take up the majority of the bed, some extend so far beneath that they adversely affect the ground clearance. On this one, the castings are heavy, and still have good mechanical advantage. I hope we are able to find out more and see some literature on it.
Homemade setup.
Vito
Im gonna be the first to go out on a limb and say this bad boy is a home made job. Looks like a little Yankee Ingenuity at its best right down to the cool little overload springs , bed bracing and custom Tail Gate work for Center Link. Some parts of it look like the real deal of some sort and others not so much. Either way I love it !!!
Sorry Vito , you beat me to it . Second one
I’d love to crawl around under this to see how it’s built and how strong the pivot points are. I’ve seen other home made lift before.
You guys see the leaf springs? It’s been used!