Yes, it is fairly stiff, but does have some give. If you needed more stiffness...could easily add some plywood or even simply use the top for a template, and cut to fit whatever material you want....makes me think- even metal or a resin product could easily replace the top cover the slider hides...
Rain rarely stops here this time of year... Have been hoping for a clear day off work/finally gave up waiting for blue skies in western Oregon and just installed it in the rain.
Install is stupid easy- just don't look at the useless instructions and you will know what to do!
*Yes, with the soft...
All I can see.... this is minimum 500 shotgun shells ready for transport and a little fun in the field or marsh!
Also- If you want a paper owners manual:
https://www.helminc.com/helm/search_service_owner.asp?Style=helm&class%5F2=FRD
Enjoy and RIDE ON!
Fits just fine- in the door bags-
Also left all my nets in place, like them with the JCR door pockets installed both in front and back.
All my original nets are inside the metal pockets and are still useful and look fine.
No problems with using the door bags over the doors with these in place.
Appears that this may prove that very few consumers understand the 6G at all?
Hard to blame the public - Ford has muddied the rollout of the 6G in a multitude of ways- most of us could not even have imagined possible.
I never did care what other consumers think.
In spite Of FMC's...
Starting with a Ravelco... https://www.ravelco.com ordered last week. Hopefully I can figure out how to install it correctly on my own. If not - I will enlist a friend with more tech ability than myself.
Then I hope to add an additional security system made by Viper thru a local alarm installer...
No, unfortunately it was never addressed/completely ghosted by my local dealer... I was never helped. The 'service manager' actually said it could not be done!
But recently - I did see on the ford parts site I could order it and pay to have it installed by a different dealer 1 hour away....so I...
So what I am understanding is the bronco is cold natured >Back in the old days- last century:
We drank warm beverages, wore long pants, and even wool socks with full leather boots in cold weather?
Sometimes common folks even sported a hat, scarf and gloves.
:poop:
Bronco still better than...
Admit, my perspective is jaded. Have had one of my trucks stolen and I am now always on point.
Perhaps it would it be Ideal if Ford or someone designed a fob that the battery would only be engaged by the owner only as it is needed. Simply further limiting the risk of the fob transmitting (and...