Anyone use the SeaSucker RotopaX holders on the side windows of our MIC tops?

[the poacher]

Hi all,
I stumbled upon this product, and I like the fact that you can easily attach and remove your RotopaX's to your vehicle without being permanently attached. However, I have concerns as to whether the side windows on our Bronco MIC tops are attached strong enough to allow the use of this type of product. Anyone have any personal insights as to whether they are strong enough or not?
I appreciate any insights.

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[CR_IN_UT]

I have used it for about a year and a half now. Never an issue on the MIC top window. I run the 3 suction cup one and my buddy uses the double and neither of us have had any issues. I bought it to go between Bronco and Jeep so its handy.

 

[the poacher]

I have used it for about a year and a half now. Never an issue on the MIC top window. I run the 3 suction cup one and my buddy uses the double and neither of us have had any issues. I bought it to go between Bronco and Jeep so its handy.

Hey Chris, thanks for the reply. I am very happy to read that you have had no issues with your side windows. Curious, what size RotopaX's are you using, 3 gallon?

 

[CR_IN_UT]

I typically use the 3 gallon but have put the 4 gallon on there as well. No issues since I have the 3 cup version. You can also use 2 of the smaller ones to hold up the 4 gallon but I haven't needed to do that since I have the 3 cups.

 

[CR_IN_UT]

 

[the poacher]

Good looking truck there Chris. Your input has been invaluable, and I will go ahead with this solution!

 

[22broncoraptor]

This isn't the Rotopax Seasucker mount, but I have the SeaSucker mount for the 4-gallon Waterport tank. I was also looking for something that wouldn't permanently mount and could be removed when I'm not overlanding and this works perfectly.

No issues with it staying attached and the weight of the Waterport + 4-gallons of water + the Seasucker mount has not created any problems for the MIC top. It held up on 5-hour road trip to reach the campsite at speeds of 80mph.

 

[the poacher]

This isn't the Rotopax Seasucker mount, but I have the SeaSucker mount for the 4-gallon Waterport tank. I was also looking for something that wouldn't permanently mount and could be removed when I'm not overlanding and this works perfectly.

No issues with it staying attached and the weight of the Waterport + 4-gallons of water + the Seasucker mount has not created any problems for the MIC top. It held up on 5-hour road trip to reach the campsite at speeds of 80mph.

 

[the poacher]

That is great to read. If it can easily handle 4 gallons of water with the 2 suction mount, it will definitely be able to handle the 3 gallon RotopaX that I want to use.
Thank you for your insights.

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