It was certainly priced for the value of piece of mind and not cost/materials. A blown rack on a trail could cost a lot of money to get rescued. His value proposition made sense when he had a captive market. His mistake was thinking this short-term gouging would be his bread and butter for...
Any idea what tool the body shop used? That would be a great help to know.
Luckily I found this thread before I did my reinforcement and did not run into any problems.
My LOD brackets finally shipped and will be here this week. Iām installing them with the same RC high mount winch. LOD are 2-3 weeks behind orders right now.
Because I cancelled my trip to Moab, I donāt need my brackets any time soon. @tricky dick I can send you my brackets so you can install...
I agree. When Iām on the trails I get nothing but respect from other drivers. Itās only on the pavement that these interactions happen.
Itās almost as if people who purchase products as a lifestyle brand (cough cough Harleys) are personally attacked if you chose something different. But people...
And some dealerships are not even doing shuttles anymore. My wife dropped off her car for regular maintenance and asked for a shuttle. The dealership ordered her an Uber! Said it was much more cost effective to pay for Uber drives for customers.
Definitely ask to be the trail leader or close to the front of the group. That will cut down walking big time.
There is a scenic overlook she may not want to walk up to, but everything else is quite a short distance. You park right next to the building for lunch.
Here is another option I installed on Friday. Rugged Radio plate. It requires some cutting, but the antenna wire is completely hidden. And as a bonus it works with the Rugged Ridge Ditch lights.