Ya may think about carrying a stool for passengers like I do…I do need the dropping step. Well I don't, but it does really help.
Do they have that in a moving escalator version?make your own
I already have something that looks like that, bought off Amazon. I weigh 150lbs and it does not feel sturdy under me.
Oh those steps drop 10 inches... My 60 yr old wife who is 4'-10" climbs right up with ease. She can not reach the upper gab handles I installed but she uses the handle on the side of the dash... She pops right up.
Nice, where did you get these ?First aid kit.
You can get them from any Ford dealer or the Ford site. I shopped on eBay till I got what I believed was a deal. Half the fun is tracking the Ford dealer options down and get them at a heavy discount where possible.
Got it, Thanks for the heads up
Added to this mod today with the airbag cradles from Airlift. It would have been very helpful and considerate if the original ad for the product would have had a notation stating that if you off road your vehicle you need the cradles. I could have installed these at the same time without wasting another afternoon. I really hadn't thought of any issues such as this as I was getting them for towing, which actually worked out quite well. As I was working on another project later that afternoon on the day I originally installed the bags and had the Bronco jacked up with the wheel off, I noticed that the bag was stretched to the point of acting as a limiter for the axle. That can't be good so I emailed AirLift and they replied that if I was concerned about axle droop when off-roading that I should order their cradles. I ordered promptly and just got around to installing them yesterday and yet another fact that should have been mentioned is that they would not line up correctly on the Bronco. Had to redrill holes in the brackets to get the cradles centered properly.Got a pre-Black Friday deal on a set of AirLift bags the other day. $440 delivered. Installed them this afternoon. should help with the camper towing.
Here is another one I tracked down
Is it the companies responsibility to make sure you research how a product that is specifically designed for load bearing will handle in offroad situations though? I would imagine that is the consumers responsibility.Added to this mod today with the airbag cradles from Airlift. It would have been very helpful and considerate if the original ad for the product would have had a notation stating that if you off road your vehicle you need the cradles. I could have installed these at the same time without wasting another afternoon. I really hadn't thought of any issues such as this as I was getting them for towing, which actually worked out quite well. As I was working on another project later that afternoon on the day I originally installed the bags and had the Bronco jacked up with the wheel off, I noticed that the bag was stretched to the point of acting as a limiter for the axle. That can't be good so I emailed AirLift and they replied that if I was concerned about axle droop when off-roading that I should order their cradles. I ordered promptly and just got around to installing them yesterday and yet another fact that should have been mentioned is that they would not line up correctly on the Bronco. Had to redrill holes in the brackets to get the cradles centered properly.
Air bag stretched to the point of possibly tearing.
Airbag cradle not lining up after attaching to their brackets.
Air bag in cradle correctly.
New holes drilled in bracket to center cradle correctly.
Air bag out of cradle .
