Where do you stow your recovery gear?

[DaddyO]

I feel like there’s lots of options to stow my recovery gear from attaching it to the interior molle panels on the sides or from the ceiling to a pelican box on the roof rack. Tell me where you’ve stowed it and how you’ve secured it. Love to see pics if ya got em.

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[NC_Oak]

some in the "cooler" under the cargo flap thing (that stuff stays in there full time), the rest tossed in the cargo area with some bungees to half assedly hold it down.

 

[Demon4x4]

I keep the bulk of mine in a Mountains2Metal attic shelf

 

[JTTremor]

I feel like there’s lots of options to stow my recovery gear from attaching it to the interior molle panels on the sides or from the ceiling to a pelican box on the roof rack. Tell me where you’ve stowed it and how you’ve secured it. Love to see pics if ya got em.

I feel like there’s lots of options to stow my recovery gear from attaching it to the interior molle panels on the sides or from the ceiling to a pelican box on the roof rack. Tell me where you’ve stowed it and how you’ve secured it. Love to see pics
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I feel like there’s lots of options to stow my recovery gear from attaching it to the interior molle panels on the sides or from the ceiling to a pelican box on the roof rack. Tell me where you’ve stowed it and how you’ve secured it. Love to see pics if ya

Where did you get those hooks?

 

[SierraBronco]

Depends on what it is. Had to think about accessibility in precarious situations. Three soft shackles are on the overhead panel as that is very easy to grab. Hard shackles, snatch blocks, tree savers, first aid kit, and rope are in the gullwings. Not quite as easy but should be accessible in most situations and won’t need the tailgate opened to get to them.

 

[Num Num]

I have the Bronco tuffy box I got directly from them, I used my ford points already and I have the shelf from https://puravidaoffroad.com/. These organize things pretty well. I did add some 3/4” ply and carpet to the top of the tuffy box for strength I have to pick up pellet fuel and it comes in 40# bags. Thumbs up to both the shelf and box!

 

[TCC]

Everything I need is right here. I also have a winch so don’t need much more.

 

[wgw]

some in the "cooler" under the cargo flap thing (that stuff stays in there full time), the rest tossed in the cargo area with some bungees to half assedly hold it down.

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[SmallCrawler]

Traction boards and tool roll on the bottom, storage bin with compressor, tire repair items, and a ratchet set on the lid, communications gear and recovery rope/soft shackles on the shelf. First aid kit and fire extinguisher on the driver seat molle panel.

 

[CalvinT]

I keep the bulk of mine in a Mountains2Metal attic shelf

That's where I keep mine. Quick access but also out of the way. It's the reason I bought the shelf.

 

[Demon4x4]

That's where I keep mine. Quick access but also out of the way. It's the reason I bought the shelf.

Plus makes me feel more comfortable leaving them in the rig full time, without looking like something to steal.

 

[CalvinT]

Plus makes me feel more comfortable leaving them in the rig full time, without looking like something to steal.

I'll forget to load them if I don't keep them in the Bronco.

 

[Icetek]

Is this a MTM rear shelf? Hard to make out the logo. Looked on their page and I don't see this design.

 

[Blevrock]

Hello All, Here is my layout with traction boards up top inside & my pullout draw with air down stuff, Dewalt 20v impact gun, first aid kit , rattlesnake bite kit , not in the pic are the deck table & security box on the door, Hard shackles, snatch blocks, tree savers, the bags have my balloon jack with air pump & toe rope.

 

[Blevrock]

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