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Going through my albums, I came across a few images that might help. Remember, inside each crossbar I have 1/4-20 T-nuts. Using a "lifting bolt" (eye bolt with threaded stud) to strap down lumber: Using threaded studs to secure recovery boards. The install is: 1/4-20 stud screwed into T-nut...

McMaster-Carr is reliable. I wasted money on maybe two Amazon orders. I'm fortunate to have a local old-time-local hardware store which has a basement wall of bins with single-item stuff: screws, bolts, washers, various nuts, cabinet fittings...etc. It's an honor system: find what you want...

Here's a very long thread with lots of people's experiences and suggestions. Take your time and read it. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/trailrax-modular-roof-rack-for-your-bronco.40436/page-49 I removed all my crossbars, and slid four 1/4-20 stainless T-nuts into each slot. Then...

Wheelers compare their compressor performance the way us oldster used to compare horsepower and acceleration back in the days of muscle cars. A serious thought for the OP: most of these (ARB being the most notable exception) are all derivatives of the NAPA two cylinder 400cfm compressor. Some...

Thors packs their hoses in a circular bag. Mine came with a pair of two-chuck (4-hose hookup) hoses, a 6-foot extension hose, and a single-to-the-valve hose with an attached analog guage. They coil up in the circular bag. I also keep my tire plug kit and a few other tire-related items in it. I...

Call Thors, ask for Elias the owner. Ask if he has any "garage sale" items (nothing currently on their website). Maybe he has a return or open box. If you explain you're in need of a bargain, maybe he'll cut you a deal. Promise him you'll put his product sticker on your back window or offer him...

Thanks. I just might--but not this trip. I'm with my (somewhat tame) brother. We want to visit some childhood haunts around Montgomery, if you know the area, near Jay Peak. And I'd like to do some trailwork in that area. oNX shows some tame ones. Maybe well just do some backroad sightseeing, let...

Anybody in very northern Vermont and/or New Hampshire? I'm heading up that area in a week, and would love some thoughts and suggestions about good roads and trails, even challenging technical ones. Decent campgrounds, too. Any help out there?

There are kits to relocate the camera. Search around.

I gather you're a new owner? Sign up for the Bronco Off-Roadeo as soon as you can. You'll drive their Broncos (mostly Badlands and Wildtraks). These things will be explained to you, and you'll have the chance to try them out over rocks, through mud, up inclines, and so on. I believe they just...

I ran a fridge okay on a 5-day trip. My procedure is to cool it down the night before, running it off 120v house current. Then I load and plug it into the 12v in the back. I went with this splitter because I was also running a low-amp LCD dust light off the other 12v opening, and I could keep my...

EVolving infrastructure.

My solution, $20.

I'm not knowledgeble on this, am only reporting what @Beachbum posted. Maybe if you answered his post or pm'd him...?

@Beachbum (Lancaster, PA) reported on the Iowa 4A thread that he added 4A with Forscan. There--that solves the problem! (But do read the Iowa 4A thread.)

Are you saying you added 4A? Because your Squatch didn't come with it? With Forscan? Goodness, if that's possible, that's the solution for JinKat and anybody else who's missing it. After all, you can add "Sport" to the Badlands G.O.A.T. system with Forscan. (I posed this question on a related...

For convenience's sake, here's the Iowa 4A thread: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/4a-necessary-for-iowa.97899/ If you're thinking of snow tires or ATs or something, scroll far down the Forums page to "Buyers Market," and poke around. You might find a pair or set of suitable tires for...

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The Administrative State--they know what's best for us.

While we're on the subject, avoid this (so called) "No Spill" fuel dispenser. The spout does not reach deeply enough into the Bronco fuel aperture, resulting in lots of gas spilling out, creating a big mess. Alsok you have to depress the green button (on the right, in this image), which has...