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  1. Opinions on the Barnes tie rod sleeves?

    I almost bought tie rods sleeves early on but finally decided against it. The tie rod is the fusible link. Strengthen it and you move the failure point to the steering rack. I carry a spare tie rod (inner), proper size clamp, long screwdriver (for popping the clamp loose), 1 lb brass hammer...
  2. Okay, let's see them. Your favorite picture for 2023!

    Backside loop on Top of the World, Moab.
  3. Okay, let's see them. Your favorite picture for 2023!

    Gotta love trail 14. About as rough as it gets in Florida unless one does mud.
  4. Power widow’s defective

    Rob, welcome to the forum. It’s probably not the sensor. My driver’s window has done it several times. I do this - https://www.wheelsjoint.com/ford-bronco-auto-windows-not-working-how-to-reset/. One time the reset procedure didn’t work, but after a few days it started working properly on its...
  5. New Member in Orlando, FL

    Welcome. We’re just up the road in Leesburg.
  6. How much weight can the non SAS tailgate/spare tire holder support?

    I want to say it’s 133 lbs. Google it to be certain. Stock Sasquatch tire and wheel weigh 87 lbs (52 + 35). Any tire other than the stock Goodyear 315 will add 10 - 20 pounds to that. I put the rough country reinforcement on as I carried 2 two gallon rotopax. Ended up taking it off as I...
  7. New Wildtrak Owner in Central Florida!

    We get up your way on occasion, usually to eat at Gio’s and then go to Oxford Wally. Try exploring Citrus WMA on the west side of Inverness. Let me know and I’ll point you toward the trails we like. EG, #14. Take care.
  8. New Wildtrak Owner in Central Florida!

    Welcome and enjoy your new bronco. We’re in the greater Leesburg area of central Florida.
  9. Lessons learned from installing the HOSS 3.0/74Weld steering rack

    Thanks for the write up. Thinking about doing the exact same thing. Just wanted to make certain it was indeed plug and play with no codes on start up..
  10. Moab Trail Closures

    Anyone else been following BLM’s proposed trail closings in Moab? Looks like bad news to me. https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/blms-labyrinth-rims-travel-plan-closes-28-of-ohv-routes. I can’t seem to find a proposed effective date. Has anyone seen anything? We’re planning a trip to Moab...
  11. Mounting those "Dune Flags"?

    Homemade. Painted a piece of aluminum angle and two longer bolts from Ace Hardware topped with Tusk thingy from Amazon. Actually made a second one that mounts on tailgate hinge, although I took it off because it interferes with my rotopax.
  12. What did you do TO / WITH your Bronco today? 👨🏻‍đź”§đź§°đźšżđź› 

    Installed mountains2metal rear cargo tray and secured my recovery gear in it, mounted a fire extinguisher on roll bar and repaired scrapes on a rear fender flare.
  13. School me on skidplates

    I agree with EasterSierra. If you ever go to Moab and do “Top of the World“ you’ll definitely need them. Been doing Jeep Badge of Honor Trails in North Carolin, Georgia, and Moab. Also been through Mengel Pass in Death Valley. Skid plates are a must IMHO if you do these kinds of trails, if...
  14. Wireless app projection

    I’ve never seen or even heard of wireless app projection. No clue what it means. Completely delete your phone. Then start over again and follow the onscreen prompts both in the car and on your phone. It’s very straightforward.
  15. Beauty Ring (Bead Lock) replacement

    Mine are all scratched up too. Is what it is if you go off road. Was going to buy Method bead grip wheels for the weight savings but couldn’t bear the thought of scratching expensive new wheels the same way. So I’m staying stock.
  16. Any reason to stick with stealership for oil changes?

    My dealer has a separate quick change facility. No appointment needed. Usually in and out in an hour and fifteen. Every now and then I hit the right day/time and I’m out in forty five. Full synthetic and tire rotate every 6k miles. Not a lot more expensive than materials would cost me and...
  17. Where to wheel in FL?

    If you like wet and muddy, Richloam in Withlachoochie State Forest. YouTube is your friend.
  18. Where to wheel in FL?

    Citrus wildlife management area near Inverness.
  19. Panda Motorworks: Buyer Beware Do not buy from them

    My first car was a 1955 two door Chevrolet. So you might be older, perhaps not. :) Take care.
  20. My Bronco has been 28k trouble free

    We love ours also. At 26k miles in thirteen months it’s been to Death Valley, Moab, Sand Hollow, Uwharrie National Forest in NC, and Beasley Knob (Ga) to name a few. Heading to Georgia Traverse and Beasley Knob (again) next week. Only issue has been a bad abs module which dealer fixed. I...


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