Can I lift the 2 front wheels off the ground at the same time with a single jack, if so where is the lift point located?

Can I lift the 2 rear wheels off the ground at the same time with a single jack, if so where is the lift point located?

I have seen the jack placed under the rear axil differential but not sure if that is good???

It's dumb to lift the rear by the banjo. You can bend your axle tubes. Use two jacks under the spring perches or frame.

The front weighs about 4,000 lbs. If you have enough jack, and you've removed the plastic skidpan (if so equipped), you can jack it up by the crossmember.

At least that's how I've been doing it.

on the front, you can use the cross member, on the rear, the center of the diff

This was discussed before. Someone mentioned that they had their front cross member bend, while lifting....?

This was discussed before. Someone mentioned that they had their front cross member bend, while lifting....?

Mine hasn't bent yet, but I use about a 12" long 4x4 on the jack saddle.

This was discussed before. Someone mentioned that they had their front cross member bend, while lifting....?Yes it was Hoot or Sdaver or Mackin, just can't remember which one of this numbskulls it was.

I bent mine under the front the last time I did a rotate. That plate is just to cover the oil pan I hope???

Yes it was Hoot or Sdaver or Mackin, just can't remember which one of this numbskulls it was.


Ahhh. Numbskulls says it all. Sorry guys (which ever one it was)

4X4 sounds like a good idea. Just in case.

Gee, i remember that too but can't remember who that was?):h


This was discussed before. Someone mentioned that they had their front cross member bend, while lifting....?