Dave from Fraser Coast 4WD Club replied:

i can't see a problem, apart from never being able to find anyone that actually stocks them, everyone can 'get one in' for me, but i've never seen one in a store!

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John replied:

I bought a jack adapter from Opposite lock 6 years ago it bent/twisted on first use!

Mates at work strengthened the side plates and it has worked well since. It's important to position the Hi lift so that it will not fall or jam against the body work.
Otherwise its a very quick way of lifting wheels and packing material under them. Woudn't be without it in the recovery kit
Cheers
John

Goran replied:

I made my own (80 series) out of 105mm dia still pipe. Would not be without it. I consider it an essential part of my recovery kit.

Coops (Pilbara) replied:

My brother and I have made our own based on same design as one that retails is flimsy. His broke first outing which is when we had others made.

Good concept that just requires stronger materials is all

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Davoe replied:

Use them for work they are made out machined rc drill rod and are indistructable

PerthGQ replied:

Thanks to all for the usual good feedback. Seeing them for the first time last Saturday at the local shop my first impression was they looked a little flimsy. I guess I'm not alone in that. A piece of schedule 80 pipe should do the job.
Cheers to all..Keith