How well do the panels stay in place? I was told not to configure the roof like that.Didn't wanna put the top allll the way back on just in case it rains to go to work, just to take it back off again tomorrow. Lol So improvised.
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Try it for yourself and see if you feel comfortable with it. They are locked in on the sides of the second panel and fully locked in to the fronts. It's pretty stable and no way they can really go anywhere... That being said. Wind and turbulence do crazy things. I wouldn't ride the highway at high speeds like this. But putting around town and back roads in a pinch if you think it might rain, I wouldn't worry about it.
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Actually I was by myself. Kinda dumb, but I made it.
I am having the same issue with my front passenger side, glad to see cutting it a bit will work. Thanks!@iamcris ... agreed, the Mabett mudflaps are definitely worth the little bit of aggravation for the price. The instructions are terrible and it took a little tinkering to get them installed.
Had to do a little surgery with a multi tool on the passenger side flap. Not sure if it was made wrong or the factory installed rock rail was longer on that side:
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I made a mount for a solar shower...
Test fitting the custom camp shower! (and/or lantern holder) to the Bad Mule...
Test fitting the custom camp shower! (and/or lantern holder) to the Bad Mule...
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Business in the front, party in the backDidn't wanna put the top allll the way back on just in case it rains to go to work, just to take it back off again tomorrow. Lol So improvised.
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More lights.
Decided to put the remaining lights up on the A-pillar. I figured being in MA if I covered the front license plate I’d start getting pulled over.
Just a small amount of therapy this morning before diving back into work like slave was taking my sweet ass time and re-inflating my tires fully to 37.5 PSI.
You're welcome, hope it works out for you.
I also noticed that the front brackets were sticking out at an angle when I installed them and had to push them a little to bend the lip of the fender to get everything straight.
Next project will be installing 1.5" wheel spacers all around.
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