Who makes that jack for sleds I know there were two makers but cant remember their name?? Getting old and thinking of carrying one
Sled jacks name of mfg
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Sledjacker and powder jack. First two on list when you goggle sled jack.
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Sorry highjacker and powderjack.
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Highjacker and powderjack.
Do your homework on them, they are similar but they are NOT the same.
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=245042
Highjacker is the only one built to last with frequent use.
Notice that the handle is broken off the other jack, this was the second one he broke and the maker refused to fix it again. Bill has refined his jack and even easier to use.
Notice that the handle is broken off the other jack, this was the second one he broke and the maker refused to fix it again. Bill has refined his jack and even easier to use.
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That Pic brings back memories :couch2:
In all fairness he would have replaced the handle....I wouldnt accept a new one:face-icon-small-sho I now have an original Bill Harmon Jack on the way. Buying cheap bit me in the rear on this occasion.
Powder jack was awesome to deal with but the product couldn't do what I needed. That picture is the result of 2 bent poles and 2 broken jack handles before it. Not to mention having to hit the little flipper between jacks to release the mechanism because the pole gets all gouged up.
I am sure they work great for some so don't be giving me any thumbs down....but IMO they cant handle the way I ride for 30-40 days a year.
In all fairness he would have replaced the handle....I wouldnt accept a new one:face-icon-small-sho I now have an original Bill Harmon Jack on the way. Buying cheap bit me in the rear on this occasion.
Powder jack was awesome to deal with but the product couldn't do what I needed. That picture is the result of 2 bent poles and 2 broken jack handles before it. Not to mention having to hit the little flipper between jacks to release the mechanism because the pole gets all gouged up.
I am sure they work great for some so don't be giving me any thumbs down....but IMO they cant handle the way I ride for 30-40 days a year.
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http://snowjacker.com/
Can't go wrong with Bill's jack, he stands behind his product.
I bought one of the 1st ones he made and he updated it to the new design for free.
Can't go wrong with Bill's jack, he stands behind his product.
I bought one of the 1st ones he made and he updated it to the new design for free.
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Yes, from what I've seen Bill's jack is definitely better.
Why didn't he call it the BillyJack? :face-icon-small-coo
Why didn't he call it the BillyJack? :face-icon-small-coo
Go with the Highjacker. I swore I would never have one on my sled, but after using one for 4 years I wouldn't think of riding without one and Highjacker is the best. I have them for sale at the lodge for $245.
That is SUCH a consistent comment from people that own one of these.
Everyone thinks they are a joke UNTIL they use it for the first time!
Then they won't ride with it.
Everyone thinks they are a joke UNTIL they use it for the first time!
Then they won't ride with it.
I've been riding a Yamaha for the past two seasons and found in necessary to carry the jack as I just could not lift the sled if I got it stuck. I went through 3 of the powderjacks in two seasons. Only paid for one and two were sent out on warranty but each one broke or bent after a couple/few uses. So.....bottom line is the customer service at powderjack is awesome but I cannot say the same for the product.
I think the powderjack is OK for a light sled but it cannot lift a Yamaha!
No jack for me this year....going back to a light two smoker which I can actually get unstuck without a jack! LOL
I think the powderjack is OK for a light sled but it cannot lift a Yamaha!
No jack for me this year....going back to a light two smoker which I can actually get unstuck without a jack! LOL
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i have had both.
the powder jack broke on the 2nd time using it.. the company sent out the new parts for it..
I decided that i did not want to take a chance on being in a spot where i needed help, and have that jack break on me again.
I bought bill harmons hi jacker and have not had a problem with it. you can easily tell it is made to work over and over again..
If anyone ask me what to get i would tell them without a doubt. "ONLY GET THE HI JACKER" it could save your life...
the powder jack broke on the 2nd time using it.. the company sent out the new parts for it..
I decided that i did not want to take a chance on being in a spot where i needed help, and have that jack break on me again.
I bought bill harmons hi jacker and have not had a problem with it. you can easily tell it is made to work over and over again..
If anyone ask me what to get i would tell them without a doubt. "ONLY GET THE HI JACKER" it could save your life...
Ok harmons it is then,, my backs worth more than 300$
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its not just the rod with harmon's thats stronger , better either... the jack and mechanisms of harmons is so much more durable...
If i would have forked out the the $300 up front i would have saved money.. i am sure if u want one of these jacks that if u dont buy harmons first u will sooner or later... with me it was sooner..
If i would have forked out the the $300 up front i would have saved money.. i am sure if u want one of these jacks that if u dont buy harmons first u will sooner or later... with me it was sooner..
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here are some pics of the powder jack.
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/...nt.php?attachmentid=152260&stc=1&d=1319842460
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/...nt.php?attachmentid=152260&stc=1&d=1319842460
A photo tells a thousand words.
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I have owned both jacks now and if you want my opinion, shoot me an email. Buy a High jacker:doh:
Chaos
P.S. Mark up at TML, has one of the better prices around.
Chaos
P.S. Mark up at TML, has one of the better prices around.
This will be the 6th winter on my Hijacker. Its been used MANY times and has never failed on me. In fact, nothing has ever been repaired on it.
It will pick up the back of a trenched in Apex no problem. You also come up with other ways of using it too. Ive used the strap around the steering post and pushed against a tree to get out of a tree well.
Also comes in very handy to adjust track tension, shock and rear suspension adjustments. WELL worth the money. Eric
It will pick up the back of a trenched in Apex no problem. You also come up with other ways of using it too. Ive used the strap around the steering post and pushed against a tree to get out of a tree well.
Also comes in very handy to adjust track tension, shock and rear suspension adjustments. WELL worth the money. Eric
Cannonman brought us 2 new Harmon Jacks today. The difference in quality is amazing.
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