Oh Iām not blaming you guys one bit for this. This is just how it works when doing hard off-roading. Iām impressed how it did as hard as I was on the vehicle. Iām going to blue loctite everything here shortly.
The rack did excellent. Very impressed.
After putting my bronco through the ringer down in the Big Bend area for the last week and change, I came back and checked all the bolts and nuts and some were loose as Iād expect. Make sure you recheck all nuts and bolts after some use, especially off-roading.
This is why I havenāt placed an order yet. Email updates are great. @TrailRax did a phenomenal job of keeping customers in the look on the rack orders.
Would love a heads up on what colors are getting ready to get powder coated , then I would place my order. Waiting on either a matte black or...
From that email they said it should fit with an aftermarket tire carrier. Iām boot going to be the Guinea pig on this one tho and I really donāt want that on the back. Iāll probably do RotoPax first as I already have the TrailRax.
Titan responded to me with this when I asked the other day:
āGood morning Steven. Unfortunately with a gas powered truck it is very limited. The EPA/government has regulations which make it virtually impossible to do replacement or auxiliary tanks for gasoline. The gasoline tank is considered...
I was using a U-Haul to bring crap down for a week plus visit for the family and dogs.
I am eying a few M416ās that have been refurbed as I like those more but I have a Mammoth Overland trailer on order and Iām probably going to cancel it for a few different reasons. I could put extra tanks...
That makes more sense. They could still use more info and pics. Could you please photo your setup so we can all see when you have a chance? Iād more than appreciate it.
I asked 7X to add I do to their website a while ago and it still hasnāt happened. No info on integrated fuel cells, just basic photos. They leave a lot to be desired and it looks like an amazing trailer.
Iām typing from Big Bend and my biggest issue here is the lack of fuel. There is a station...
When I lived in the Midwest I coated my Super Duty with it every winter and it is amazing. It looks like sprayed oil everywhere under it but the protection is well worth it.
Super easy install on that part. No worries ordering later. With that being said, the added rigidity it adds is worth doing it now. It makes the whole vehicle less squeaky.
Installed the @TrailRax with the help from my son. A very well through out product. The hardest part was the front mounting points. Some real thin needle nose pliers and a 10mm ratchet wrench make things easier. Having some thin king fingers also helps.
I drove 10+ hours yesterday and the wind...
ARB install was very nice and easy, minus some adjustments I had to make to the bracket mount as I have King Shocks, but still not bad. I have the remote coupler but forgot to order the braided steel hose so will install after my trip.
I used the Garage Smart hoist to help with those side brackets and it made it easy. I still had help from my son. A second pair of hands is pretty essential unless you are The Hulk. šš¤£
How tall are you? Mines lifted so no way I could do it on my own in my younger years unless I was like 6ā5ā and unfortunate, Iām not! šš¤£
I think itās going to be a great rack system. I have faith in TrailRax. Just wish there was a quicker and easier way to do the front bolts for top removal...
Thatās why I mentioned the arrows etc to avoid confusion.
Again 2 door people. Read the directions and use the 4 door video to reference sections until TrailRax gets that 2 door video out.