Remove Hi-Lift Jack Mount Brackets

one downfall is that all the dirt and stuff from your front tires kick up and they catch on it. So when it's snowing out, when I was out in Washington, there's a lot of snow. My front tires would kick up just a whole lot of snow on here. It get stuck on here. So when I actually did have to use it, it was just all gummed up and stuff. I like the look of it, but if you have to use it, it sucks. So I think the next thing I'm going to do is my next car, my next Jeep, whatever. I'm going to hood mount it for sure. And then either that or I know my dad has the one that goes on the roll bars in the back, which his is out of the elements. He can use it whenever he wants. So, that's super nice. From this step on though, I'm going to keep these brackets on here because I don't know if I don't have the bolts for these and I don't want to take them out and maybe the next guy that buys this will want to use the bolts. So, yeah. All right, guys. Now, back to the back part of it. We just took the rear uh intelligent rack off. Now, we're going to have to start on the interior. So, all of it needs to come out. I'm going to keep the box in here for the next owner, but besides that, all of it needs to come out. I need to back in these carpets and clean it all up. Let's get at it.