HOSS 2.0 rack

[Valhalla]

So I swapped my rack to the FP rack (the 3.0) Now I've got this rack in my garaged boxed up with extra tie rods and all. Now I'm wondering what do I with it? It's a fully functional rack with less than 18k miles on it. I've thought of storing it for if I ever break this one.
Of course that would happen on a trail a long way from where I'd store this.
Do I sell it? Is there a market for it? Whats the going rate?
I could scrap it but that seems like a huge waste.
I could let it sit in the garage... bugging me.

I could let it be like this piece of paper ford sent me after I got in line for a bronco.
I could build a buggy and use it on that.
I'm going to bed, I'll forget about it till I go out to the garage in the morning.

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[PWillette]

Post it up for sale or keep as a spare. I recently purchased one from a site member w/ 15k miles for $300. Going to stick in the RC bushings I got from another member and put it on the shelf for a rainy day.

 

[SierraBronco]

Not a bad idea to keep as a spare. They don’t weigh much and can get someone off the trail.

 

[builtMIbronco]

Keep it as a spare imo. I used to have a spare (broke that one too now lol) and it would've saved my ass when I broke down in Kentucky 7.5 hrs away from home. Had to have a buddy drive me down a spare rack to get it the rest of the way off the trail and home.

I tore up a stock hoss 3.0 rack running stock hoss 3.0 tie rods, faster than I tore up a 2.0. I broke the housings casting where the preload/takeup adjuster is held in. Less than 2 weeks and 2 black trails.

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