JCROffroad Table installed

[Dirtygrid]

Finally got and installed my first mod, the JCROffroad Tailgate table. Picked this table specifically because of the integrated molle panel and weight limit.

Install was pretty tedious but well worth it. The unit feels incredibly solid!

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[2020FordRaptor]

I like that!

 

[msujay2012]

I couldn't get both the left and right bottom holes to line up when going to install the table to the tailgate.

 

[brtd]

Looks nice. Have you experienced any rattling while driving?

 

[OpenShrtPthFrst]

I couldn't get both the left and right bottom holes to line up when going to install the table to the tailgate.

I had a similar experience with lining up the bracket's holes inside the tailgate with the table. After some frustration, I made a "template" (out of a piece of cardboard) of the hole mounts on the table, then loosened the brackets inside the tailgate to line up those holes on my template. Tightened them back down and made the table alignment to all the holes easier.

Looks nice. Have you experienced any rattling while driving?

I am not OP, but I haven't had any rattles from mine. Feels very solid. Have put ~1000 miles on the Bronco since installing, with ~100 of those off-road.

 

[l88m22vette]

That 911...oh my...

 

[Dirtygrid]

Looks nice. Have you experienced any rattling while driving?

No rattles so far. Feels very well built.

 

[Peteduce]

Yes. More of that 911 please. Looks like a GT3 with those wheel locks.

 

[BroncoT]

Mine is rattle free and the Molle is great. Very solid and sturdy. No concerns about it holding up. Two things I don’t particularly like.

1. The table is small Compared to other models. Had I noticed this I might have chosen another model. You can see from the picture that the table stops a few inches shy from the top. Other models don’t and extend an extra 2-3 inches when down.

2. The clamps are a pain. They are also the only parts that I can see failing.

 

[Dirtygrid]

Yes. More of that 911 please. Looks like a GT3 with those wheel locks.

Good eye! 992 GT3 Touring in Arctic Grey. Handles a little bit better than the Bronco.

 

[Dirtygrid]

Mine is rattle free and the Molle is great. Very solid and sturdy. No concerns about it holding up. Two things I don’t particularly like.

1. The table is small Compared to other models. Had I noticed this I might have chosen another model. You can see from the picture that the table stops a few inches shy from the top. Other models don’t and extend an extra 2-3 inches when down.

2. The clamps are a pain. They are also the only parts that I can see failing.

Agreed. Wish the table was bigger so that the molle panel was bigger. Would allow for more real estate to attach things. Feels a little cramped in the configuration above.

 

[Peteduce]

Good eye! 992 GT3 Touring in Arctic Grey. Handles a little bit better than the Bronco.

Soooo nice. Great color! It's a track rat's dream. Thanks for showing it!

 

[ATLbronco]

Mine is rattle free and the Molle is great. Very solid and sturdy. No concerns about it holding up. Two things I don’t particularly like.

1. The table is small Compared to other models. Had I noticed this I might have chosen another model. You can see from the picture that the table stops a few inches shy from the top. Other models don’t and extend an extra 2-3 inches when down.

2. The clamps are a pain. They are also the only parts that I can see failing.

Hey BroncoT, any way you could help me ID a part? My JCR table came without the 18 1/4" ID Washers on page 2 in the instructions (below) and required starting in step #6. I'm trying to locate some washers at Home Depot today rather than have to wait for JCR to send out the missing pieces. I assume these are steel and not plastic? I guess they are probably standard #12 Washers?

https://www.jcroffroad.com/install_guides/INSTALL_BR6-TAB.pdf

 

[BroncoT]

Not sure, I’d definitely get stainless though.

 

[Golfsnob]

Yes they are steel not plastic. If I remember correctly there were only 2 plastic washers that installed at the bottom of the table.

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