New 3-Ton BADLAND Jack Mount - Now Available!

[Adventure Lab]

A Tremor that hauls tools during the week and recovery gear on weekends needs a spot for the jack that works with both loads. Our new 3-ton BADLAND jack mount and our 1.5-ton mount hold both handle sections under the jack so everything comes out together.

Available in raw/unfinished aluminum and textured black powder coat.

3-ton BADLAND Jack Mount (Harbor Freight #59136)
A formed 3/16-inch 5052 aluminum cradle holds the larger jack, with front and rear brackets for both handle sections.
See the 3-ton mount

1.5-ton BADLAND Jack Mount (Harbor Freight #70887)
Offset, cushioned brackets help keep the two different-diameter handle halves snug. There’s also a cradle to help keep the Allen wrench with the jack.
See the 1.5-ton mount

Where would you want to carry your jack in your truck? I'm going to be working on our BASE rails for the bed floor today. I'm going to work on an adapter to mount the jack directly to the floor rails. We'll also have a bulkhead MOLLE panel that could be used for a vertical mount.

 

[mrmag00]

Looks great, another amazing product

 

[Adventure Lab]

Looks great, another amazing product

Thanks!

 

[Utah Ford]

Awesome!
I think the best option for a mount is the bulkhead or tied in to the box links so that you minimize how much floor space is eaten up.

 

[Adventure Lab]

Awesome!
I think the best option for a mount is the bulkhead or tied in to the box links so that you minimize how much floor space is eaten up.

A BoxLink adapter would be cool! Some jack manufactures suggest against mounting vertically, so that would be something to check before long term storage that way.

 

[Vecman]

with how heavy this jack is, that would be a very difficult thing to do. I debated a horizontal bulkhead mounted setup, but good luck getting it in and out easily. Ended up mounting it to the bed up near the bulkhead. These 3 tons Badlands jacks are beasts

 

[Adventure Lab]

with how heavy this jack is, that would be a very difficult thing to do. I debated a horizontal bulkhead mounted setup, but good luck getting it in and out easily. Ended up mounting it to the bed up near the bulkhead. These 3 tons Badlands jacks are beasts

Challenge accepted. Hold my beer...

 

[Tbell]

Challenge accepted. Hold my beer...

A boxlink mount would be the piece that makes this a no brainer. Could even make it spread between the two box link mounts (front/rear) for those of us with retrax.