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Hard to say, it was damaged hitting rocks, time will tell if the Lobo holds up, but it seems to be of higher quality than the RC.

No, the lever is not clocked. You can reach in from the side to access the lever. When I had the RC mount, the only way to access the lever was opening the hood and reaching down. So far the Lobo is holding up like a champ. My old RC mount was trashed.

If I remember correctly, I didn’t move the brake line, may have had to slightly bend It. Just not sure, as I mounted it back in May.

It’s from Diabolical

I’m also running the Ford beadlocks. 16k trouble free miles. I retorque them every 5k when I change oil.

Got some PRP seat covers installed today, really liking them.

Trektop in Safari mode.

Yes, drilled a hole for each light.

I’ve had mine one year today! 20,000 fun filled miles. A shot from today, and a shot from picking it up at the dealer a year ago.

Mine has Molle side panels, but mine is a prototype unit. I’m not sure what the production models have. I’d reach out to Diabolical to see what they say.

The mount and skid is all one piece.

I have a Warn Evo 10k mounted to a Lobo hidden winch mount. I don’t use the control plug in, I use the remote wireless. It works well.

Cordova cooler, made in Idaho.

A photo of the slide being used out in the wild. As someone mentioned upthread, big use of this slide is to be able to open the cooler for a frosty one.

20’s

Lol, no Loren Healy here. Just having fun with my Bronco, glad I didn’t break anything.

Bestop soft top, I have the window out running it safari style

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Thanks! I’m pretty happy with them.

Good info! I had a 100 mile drive to get to where I was wheeling today. About 80 miles Into the drive, I noticed my steering wheel wasn’t centered anymore lol. Didn’t have a wrench big enough with me to tighten the jam nuts. Pulled into a Napa, and picked up a big crescent wrench, did a little...