snow trac boggie jack

OK,I am kind of new at this and had a flat. After spending over an hour just jacking it up I decided to modify an old 1914 model T jack that was in my collection to do the job. I cut the bottom of the jack to slide between the wheel guides and built a hook to fit the wheel bracket.
I didn't bother to ask if someone has an eisier way.

well jim i hate to burst yur bubble i have had to do the same thing i use a handy man jack i know they are larger and take more room to stow but always handy to have one aund they work for more than jacking up boggies good work always nice to have the right tool for the job.

If you fill the tire with foam, flats are a thing of the past

snow dog said:

If you fill the tire with foam, flats are a thing of the past

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i have solid road wheels and wished i had pnumatics the ride is rough as heck on hard ground like roads or ice

I have that new Nome rim on it now. We'll see if the bearings are good. I greased it good and it looked fine.
Jim

I think one of those old volkswagon jacks may even work better and fit right in with the volks stuff on the snow trac.