This is perfect. Thank you!
Yes. BTW has anyone received their missing hardware? It’s been a week since I reported what I was missing.
Yes, I received the last piece yesterday and finished the install last night! Looks great! Now to find some bags and first aid to mount on the molle.
Yes. BTW has anyone received their missing hardware? It’s been a week since I reported what I was missing.
what did you end up doing with the dremel? My tabs not going in.
Same challenge here. Walked away from it for the night. I think it’s just the result of the tight tolerances they spec’d to reduce rattles etc. I am planning to just grind a little material away from the top and bottom of the tab so I can just barely get it inserted and then tap it home with a mallet. This does not change my positive recommendation for the table. Every other step was easy and it’s a really nice fit and nice looking piece!
Use a pair of clamps with rubber feet or maybe with a block of wood to prevent damage. Clamp one side just to hold the table and molle together and work the other end together, use a rubber mallet if needed. Once that’s in clamp it to hold while working the first side together. As long as you kept everything lined up, the table should of easily popped into the rear slots.
Funny, I just ordered a Dremel Monday and got it Wednesday. I've never used one. i'm afraid I might cut the tab completely off.
I might it a try though. I'm guessing I won't be using the cutting bit, right? I'll probably give @JcrOffroad a call this morning because this is the replacement Molle. The original one is so wide that the tabletop almost just sits inside of it. When your fold your molle up, does it sit flush with the rails? Mine doesn't. Thanks.
Exactly what I ended up doing, clamps worked great. I also took a file to the sharp edges of the tabs so they would go into the slots a little easier, but I don't think it helped much. In the end, a screwdriver and clamps did the job.
This right here is why I like to order from small local businesses who are engaged with and listen to their customers. To be fair, I had planned to contact you directly today anyway to ask about this rather than just let it stew here. Thanks for the followup!.
You are correct. I spoke to your support about an hour ago and he told me that there was pre-load so don't be afraid to apply force with the pry tool. That was the trick and the tabs popped right in. You don't need to trim. Install complete.
I haven’t had a chance to put mine on the bronco but it doesn’t look like the tabs are very long at all.
I don’t have a Bronco to put it in yet lol but if you give them a call, they should know if you’re included in that affected batch
