The attached photo(still havent' figured out how to past'em in the body of the message) is my first shot at a torsion axle jacker. The little round white/silver thing close to the ram rod is supposed to be a pulley and the rod would be connected via a cable so the ram rod can remain level. First shot but I believe it could work.
The hydraulic cylinder would be a double ram(ram rod on both ends).
This design would also probably require a proximity switch to account for the [Lift RF/Center Ram/Lift Left front]. There would be a ram on both axles. Pump power would either come from vehicle or small trailer mounted battery that was recharged from the vehcile wiring.
Pump/controls would be mounted on/near winch tower with hoses running to where the hoses needed to run.
The hydraulic cylinder would be a double ram(ram rod on both ends).
This design would also probably require a proximity switch to account for the [Lift RF/Center Ram/Lift Left front]. There would be a ram on both axles. Pump power would either come from vehicle or small trailer mounted battery that was recharged from the vehcile wiring.
Pump/controls would be mounted on/near winch tower with hoses running to where the hoses needed to run.
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