Bandland Jack Accessories from Grove Fabworks
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- čas přidán 27. 02. 2024
- This week we replace our offroad jack and get some accessories from grove Fabworks. Go support a good small shop making some great products.
Grove Fabworks website: grovefabworks.com
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I really like what Grove is doing with the Badlands Jack and accessories. Hope he releases that shovel soon. Grove,Don’t be afraid of the cost man. If PE can charge what they charge for their jack you can charge what you want for a good shovel head. Small business. I just wish someone would make the badlands mount for no wheels. I’m a bigger fan of skids instead. Good video KID
Thanks man.
And agree. Someone needs to make a skid and mount for the HF 2 ton race jack. And not just because it’s green and would look great on my truck.
@@KeepItDirtyOffRoad I think TE Design or Solo Motorsports has a skid with quick release.
I’ve always felt that harbor freight makes great jacks. This is definitely going to be my next jack.
Yeah man. This is now my 3rd HF jack and I’ve been very happy with all of them. Wish this Jack came in green though like their others versions.
I don't have money bags to throw at pro eagle. My badlands jack has been incredible! Especially paired with the Grove mount and Grove cover for my RPG rack!
That’s great to hear man. Us rolling on a budget have to find ways to make it work.
Richard at Grove has the best jack mount. We use it in all our builds.
👍👍 totally agree.
May or may have Cerakote’s those parts lol. Groveworks is legit.
Cerakote the world
Yeah. I’m pretty sure it was
Grove is killing it! Badlands is super heavy for an in-bed truck jack. But, it does the job, so well. I actually use it in my garage now, for all truck related stuff. Good vid, bud!
Thanks man
The Badlands is a great jack. Very stout and smooth to use.
Agree. I’m impressed so far.
FYI Grove is making a shovel attachment for the jack handle…
That’s right!! Completely forgot about that one. So need to get that one next time I’m at his shop.
That jack is looking pretty jacked. 💪🏻💪🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻 lol
🤣🤣 you need to be jacked just to lift it
@@KeepItDirtyOffRoad I TREN pretty hard, so I'll be over to help out. 💪🏻💪🏻😂😂🏋🏻♂️🏋🏻♂️💉💉💉
Picked up a badlands about 9 months ago, no regrets at all. Thing is a beast for the price.
That’s good to hear man. I’ve had good luck with HF tools and jacks so I have high hopes for this jack.
I just bought my badlands jack and iam so excited i have to do my clutch ina b2000 and i have a 85 yota and a 86 yota. I wanted it for the 86 yota cause ifs
Nice!! Make sure you check out all the mounts and accessories from grove. He makes some great products
@@KeepItDirtyOffRoad thank you
I want a transmission bracket thing for my badlands jack.
I wonder if HF makes one?
Yoooo ... It was looking like a lipo powered RC car for a moment ... 🤷🏾🤷🏾🤷🏾
Wait what? You mean like the pro Eagle?
@KeepItDirtyOffRoad the badland jack was starting to look like one of those suped up battery powered RC cars when you where putting it together... some of those lipo battery cars cost as much as that jack too 🤑🤑🤑🤑
Ah ok. Yeah I know what you mean now. Some cost more than the jack. A lot more and can reach some crazy speeds
@@KeepItDirtyOffRoad I'm definitely gonna get an RC car to match my Gen2 Raptor
I love my Pro Eagle Big wheel. I’ve had it for about 4 years and only needed to clean the pumps once (the right pump was sticking). I’ll spend more money on the Pro Eagle simply for them being the folks that are out there with us. A few things I don't want to buy are the Chinese knockoff jack or jack stands! With that being said, The Grove accessories do look nice. Nothing against them.
They are solid jacks for sure. Mine lasted way more than it should have. And with a bit of rehab, I will work again.
But ProEagle is not an American brand. They are made overseas as well. Made in Taiwan. Yeah I know. It was a surprise to me too a few years back when we did a shop tour. I was expecting some manufacturing or assembly. What we found was a warehouse. It’s on the box too just never saw it before .
@@KeepItDirtyOffRoad Yeah. I get that they are made elsewhere. Just meant that the Badlands is pretty much the ripoff of a Pro Eagle. I get bringing competition to the market but they really went for the Pro Eagle design. Lol. BTW, you going to the MINT?
Yes sir. I’ll be there supporting the camera crews again this year.
I think 245 for the mount is too steep. That's more than i just bought the badlands jack for and it's just a box.
Looks like he's got a sweet ecosystem for the badlands though.
Couple things to consider. The mount option from Pro Eagle costs the same and it’s made out of aluminum and comes raw. This is steel comes powder coated and comes with a nice ecosystem of accessories support that he keeps growing at a much better price. To me it’s more than worth it to get a quality product from a small company.
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Thats either a really dull blade or a strong strap lol
Nah man. That strap is a weaker nylon mesh. My knife needs to be sharper but it still cut through way too easy
What are your thoughts on a bottle jack for off road? I have the badlands and was considering a bottle jack for packaging considerations. I didn't know if you could alleviate the stability concerns with one of those plates you put under the bottle jack.
Challenger will be height and speed. Offroad jack is a quick setup use and back out again. Drawback is weight.
Bottle jack would require carrying boards, bases to spread the load and gain more height. Not sure you would get much space savings.
And I definitely would not do a dark jack, even with the base I made for mine. Too unstable.
@@KeepItDirtyOffRoad thanks for the insight! I was looking at the safe jack base which I could possibly bolt to a built right panel in the bed. Then, leveraging the factory location for a bottle jack arb combo instead of eating up bed space mounting the bad lands. Trying to balance the whole it's my daily driver and not go full adventure rig while still increasing capabilities.
What height can you get from the bottle jack?
@@KeepItDirtyOffRoad up to 26 inches with the safe jack extension, so about 3 shy of the badlands.
That’s not bad for a bottle jack. Setup would suck. But space and storage savings would be worth it
i wanted to buy the Grove fab mount, but they would not sell it to me unwelded.
Why would you want it un-welded? He sells everything raw and plates and everything for custom fabricators to use them as they want. I don’t understand the not welded bit. Please explain
Im trying to understand the math done by some people. Pro Eagle $500, Badland Jack + mount $500 plus and people are saying they dont have the money. how does that work ? if you add the accessories will be more expensive then the jack itself.
@@mauropotiguar that’s how math work. For less money you get more than just the jack. And for offroad jacks you need a mount at minimum. So getting the jack and the mount for about the cost of just the pro Eagle is a huge savings. Pro Eagle with mount and cover that’s included your at $900 all in. For that same amount I can add every grove fab work accessory for the jack and have money left over. That’s a win and good value.