More trip prep with adding the chainsaw mount to my tire carrier. I will absolutely prioritize getting an expedition one rear bumper after this trip so I can get all this weight off the door.
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I'm not sure which Mabett table you have but mine works once the handle is removed.
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The table and the traildeck contact a bit but the door still closes no problem with a good push.
Remove the handle and depending on the table it can still work. I just installed mine yesterday and even though the table and the trail deck still contact each other, the doors still close no problem. As you can tell by my door I don't care about scratching paint. Though sadly those scratches...
Got lucky and somehow scored a trail deck setup locally for what their intro price used to be.
Immediately removed the handle and used one of the included anchors with a nut to secure the fridge since the fridge would end up on top of it in the track. Super functional piece of equipment...
I fixed the issue. I was hastily working on it last night and I expected the clip to be a spring clip and not one you can actually adjust tension on. I opened it too wide last night and it never could seat. Pulled it off today, closed it to be super tight and forced it back in from the sides...
So many update catch ups.
Got a RTT and mounted it.
Originally had it mounted like this but had NASTY whistling.
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Temp solution was tape till I could get rubber weather stripping, but then when hit with a side wind there was wild noises.
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Awesome that this released. I plan on mounting it to the back of my trailrax rack to get rid of this temporary solution I made for my basket.
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Not long after I got back we did a trip to Ringing Rocks State Park in PA and hit some of the water crossings I knew of nearby.
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Did a local NJ trip:
Forgive the commentator/videographer... that was his first...
What parts of the DBBB did you end up doing? I am actually heading there in June with my son to do the whole thing + a day at Hollerwood offroad park.
Been a while since I updated this thread. Played in the snow in NJ:
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ugh that blows. I feel that pain, I have a bedside dent on my Tacoma trying to do a u turn in a concert parking lot from a steel pole I didn’t see. It’s the dumb ones that hurt the most.
Mannn now I need to return mine lol though I usually only fuck with steel, not much aluminum scrap laying around. What do you use to form the curves? Been trying to use my usual methods (carbide tipped dremel bits) and on alum it just goes nuts on me. No control whatsoever.
Starting some research on this since I do wheel my Bronco and it's a fat pig with all the overland shit bolted on it. I am going to get HD springs for the stock wildtrak suspension to compensate for the weight but I would want these for when I have my dirtbike on the back with the hitch hauler...
Yeah they didn't have the red ones with the built in switch when I installed mine almost 2 years ago. Wish they did. I have mine pulling power from the 12v plug too and switch backlighting from the cargo light.