How does the High-Jacker work ?

Release it from it's mount, slide it under your sled, jack it up as high as you need and you'll be back on the trail in no time.

Read further for complete details on how the High-Jacker Snowmobile Jack works, and how to safely utilize it.

Mounting

To mount the jack to your sled, insert the pointed end of the jack rod into the sleeve of the front bracket. Squeeze the release lever and slide the jack head up to the rear mount bracket. Press the lifting surface against the bracket and tighten with the jack handle.

Unmounting

Squeeze the release lever, push the jack head away from the bracket and lift the jack up from the sled.

Lifting the Sled

Attach the base plate onto the pointed end of the jack rod using the tethered pin. Attach the lift strap around either side of the rear bumper. Lifting from the center can allow the sled to fall straight back onto the jack trapping it underneath.

Once the strap is positioned use the release lever to adjust the height of the lifting surface to allow it to fit into the loop of the strap.

If necessary use the strap with the hook to lift from the suspension offering an additional 2 feet of lift height.

Lowering the Sled

Simply push the sled to the side away from the jack and onto new snow. Repeat as necessary until your sled is free.

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