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What kinds of jacks are guys running on their troopers?   I see guys using scissor jacks on other SxS’s but I don’t see that working here.(I could be wrong)   Does anyone use a hi lift?  What pick points do you use?    Was thinking I could hook in to the bar next to the seat and pick the whole side if need be.

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Honestly never needed one. Once my buddy with a can am maverick wanted to adjust his springs so we used a piece of firewood, wedged it under his rear diff and he pulled forward. Worked awesome. In my opinion farm jacks (high lifts) are way too heavy for a sxs to be carrying around. I would carry a scissor lift or air bag if I carry anything, but I think I can get by with a rock or wood for a trail fix for now. 

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