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Hella FF75s and Hi-Lift on BVG Rack
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Author:  pixeldzn [ Sat Aug 05, 2006 5:52 pm ]
Post subject:  Hella FF75s and Hi-Lift on BVG Rack
Mounted up 4 Hella FF75s on my BVG rack.

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I used eyebolts thru the rack, with a washer above and below and the hella supplied mounting bolt thru the washers and eye.

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I used a 4-wire trailer wiring plug after cutting the supplied Hella harness to facilitate taking the rack and lights on and off.

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I mounted the switches to the left of the steering column. where the switch for a renegade lightbar would be. The left switch controls the two outside lights and the right switch controls the middle 2 lights.

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Before Moab, I built a mount for my hi-lift on the BVG rack.

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I used a piece of flat stock folded into a "U" shape and then put a bolt with a spacer thru it. Overall preety simple design, but functional.

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Author:  corwyyn [ Sat Aug 05, 2006 6:50 pm ]
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Nice setup! I like how you mounted the lights - simple but functional. I really need to see about getting a rack up top.
Author:  4wdParakeet [ Sat Aug 05, 2006 8:43 pm ]
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Man pixel I like the high lift mount. I have been perplexed on how to get the highlift up there. I live and sometimes work in a sticky handed area sometimes but I don't see why I couldn't use a wheel lock and a wheel stud to make sure it doesn't walk off. Now I just wish I could find time to make my cross rails and mount my basket. Oh yea and buy the highlift.


Parakeet
Author:  lilmatty [ Sat Aug 05, 2006 9:59 pm ]
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Nice looking setup Don. I used the wing nut approach for my hi lift as well but have just a J bolt hooked around the rack bars. But on road I just keep the jack under the rear seat.
Author:  pixeldzn [ Sat Aug 05, 2006 11:30 pm ]
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lilmatty wrote:
Nice looking setup Don. I used the wing nut approach for my hi lift as well but have just a J bolt hooked around the rack bars. But on road I just keep the jack under the rear seat.


I just leave mine at home with the rack in the garage when I am not getting ready to go off pavement. I keep my hi-lift sand base in the back of the jeep to use with the stock scissor jack should I need to change a tire.
Author:  Gris [ Sun Aug 06, 2006 10:48 am ]
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Came out sweet Pix! i never even thought of a trailer plug. probably better than my Pep-Boys special :P
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