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  1. Warning: Extended Warranty didn't cover MIC Top crack damage

    That actually might work. Certainly worth trying.
  2. Visited the Rio Grande…..

    We are on our way home staying in Marathon at the Gage Hotel tonight as a surprise for my beautiful wife……she’s such a trooper to follow me on all of my off-road excursions! Dinner was fabulous after eating camp food for almost a week!
  3. Visited the Rio Grande…..

    Used 4 wheel drive for the first time over on Old Ore Road today…..punched a couple of buttons and here we go! That stabilizer bar disconnect is awesome on the washboard roads. We stay at the backcountry sites in our Cricket. Been using it for 5 years. Pulls great behind our Bronco. Some would...
  4. Visited the Rio Grande…..

    Thatā€˜s a pretty good trip! Where we stay is the most remote spot in Texas. Southeast of Terlingua 60 or so miles on the Rio Grande. It’s called River Road East…….that’s all I’ll tell ya.
  5. Raptor Tailgate Hinges installed with Hammerbilt Bracket

    That’s friggin’ awesome Rob!
  6. Visited the Rio Grande…..

    Wife and I visited the swollen Rio Grande this week in Big Bend. They have had a bit of rain recently and it sure shows. Absolutely beautiful. This has been my favorite spot on earth for many years. Not sure why, just love the terrain; ain’t that what earth is?
  7. Raptor Tailgate Hinges installed with Hammerbilt Bracket

    The factory hinges work quite well, especially with the Hammer Built supports. Don’t believe any manufacture thinks there’s a market for just the hinges.
  8. Help Me Convince Mabett to Make THIS

    Why not just pull the top forward? Guess I don’t understand.
  9. Help Me Convince Mabett to Make THIS

    The Broncover is very well made. It fits like a glove and is easy to put on. It’s completely waterproof, but it is expensive. I really like mine and have used it several times to cover my topless Bronco when camping..
  10. Warning: Extended Warranty didn't cover MIC Top crack damage

    I think I read somewhere that the torque on the bolts is 14-15ftlbs. That’s seemed like a lot to me but maybe it’s not. I’m removing my guide pins. I’ll just get a couple of bolts, cut the heads off and use them as guides when reinstalling my top. The guides are handy with the lift I use. There...
  11. BestTop Sunrider back to Hard top?

    The Sunrider was very simple to remove to install the factory front panels. it was just too noisy for me. Bestop allowed a full return with no problems. Great company!
  12. Squatch Flex šŸ’ŖšŸ‘€ on completely factory Sasquatch SAS suspension

    Reminds me of a Capt Morgan’s commercial
  13. Show me your broncos on 37’s…

    This combo won’t work iif you drive it much at all. Maybe you’re not serious? Getting on I-35 is gonna be a bitch. yep…regear….at the very least
  14. OXFORD WHITE Bronco Club

  15. How much weight can you put on top of the front "Freedom panels" when they are bagged and stored in the back?

    I won’t stack anything, not even each other, on a front panel……
  16. what else do you ride around in(or on)?

    40 Coupe with a 53 Merc/5spd
  17. Exploring off-the-shelf tie rod upgrades

    Yep…absolutely no need for all of this freak out over tie rod ends. Anything can be abused to the point of failure. This freak out has created a whole new industry/market with plenty of paranoid consumers. There will be many ā€œupgradedā€ tie rod ends sold that will never see off-road situations...


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