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Here is an airline track addition to my cargo area. The 4 factory D rings are too close together for wider items. The factory D rings are still functional.
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Here is the Amazon info for the track and tie downs. The Nut serts are 1/4" x 20 and the screws are Allen head, stainless countersunk, 1/4" x 20 x 2".This is really nice. Can you please post a link to the specific track you have installed?
Thanks a bunch! This is very helpful. The additional tie downs are so needed as I found out over the memorial day weekend picnic trip. Thanks again for the more detailed installation instructions as well!Here is the Amazon info for the track and tie downs. The Nut serts are 1/4" x 20 and the screws are Allen head, stainless countersunk, 1/4" x 20 x 2".
The holes for the track are accessible from underneath so if you want to put nuts and washers below, it is possible. I did not because if I want to take the track out to remove the rubber matt/cover, it will be a lot easier to do so. Also, there are wires and tubes below, so do nut drill without a limit collar as shown in the picture. Before the final assembly, I applied silicone sealer around the perimeter of the Nut serts and inside the threaded area to seal them. The tracks nearest the back tailgate/door look like I cut them too short. This was cut there on purpose due to the track mounting holes. I was making sure there was plenty of support even though these tie downs won't be holding as much weight as the factory D rings. If you need any other details or advice, ask away.
In the mid '90s I put about $500 worth of that stuff (I'm sure it's more like $1200 today) in a Wells Cargo 6x12 trailer...made that great trailer actually useful!!!
KABQ, is this one of yours? 912 was at KLRD in May '22 for a job in Mexico, but in a different livery than what you have in your avatar.That's awesome! I have a ton of that lying around at work. I might have to "acquire" some of it.
Start drilling!Ineos put this stuff all over the exterior of their Grenadier.
How can we also integrate it to the exterior of the Bronco?
I was wondering if we could make a bracket that fit between the hard top and body.Start drilling!
Trailrax's pak rax would pretty much accomplish this:I was wondering if we could make a bracket that fit between the hard top and body.
like without effecting it being waterproof.
Ooo yea glad to see im not crazy. Looks like you can wedge something in thereTrailrax's pak rax would pretty much accomplish this: