Outback Adventure Products Trailgater Table Installed

[ne2000]

Installed the Trailgater table from Outback Adventure Products. This hit all the marks for me. No drill, slide out for more space and more "premium" quality.

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[ironmike]

Installed the Trailgater table from Outback Adventure Products. This hit all the marks for me. No drill, slide out for more space and more "premium" quality.

Trailgater would be my second choice. First choice is the Goose Gear...no cables is a BIG deal when you use it for cooking/food prep/slingin' cocktails...

 

[ne2000]

Trailgater would be my second choice. First choice is the Goose Gear...no cables is a BIG deal when you use it for cooking/food prep/slingin' cocktails...

I definitely looked at them but the no drill is what sent me this way.

 

[ironmike]

I definitely looked at them but the no drill is what sent me this way.

Totally understand, and great choice!

 

[BroncoKong Jr.]

Rattle-free?

 

[ne2000]

Rattle-free?

so far, but I probably only have 100 miles on the Bronco since install. There are rubber grommets next to the latches that offer a firm fit. There could be a potential for rattle from the cutting board but with it being wood I'm not sure you'd hear it.

 

[imabadbadlands]

Installed the Trailgater table from Outback Adventure Products. This hit all the marks for me. No drill, slide out for more space and more "premium" quality.

Super nice for someone who uses this a bunch! Could definitely be useful for camping and tailgating.

Price is a little out of my comfort zone since I would probably only use it like twice - but if I did - I'd spend the money on it!

 

[ne2000]

Super nice for someone who uses this a bunch! Could definitely be useful for camping and tailgating.

Price is a little out of my comfort zone since I would probably only use it like twice - but if I did - I'd spend the money on it!

I camp with a squaredrop offroad trailer so any flat prep space is super important to me and one less stand alone table to haul along

 

[JediMcMuffin]

Thanks for this. I need to uninstall my RoughCountry table, decide whether to attempt to remove the rivnuts, and then install this.

 

[Seagull]

Any updates after a couple months of use? I'm heavily looking into this guy as a reasonable non-drill option. Seems like like there are only cheap crappy ones are pretty pricey ones on the market.

 

[ne2000]

Any updates after a couple months of use? I'm heavily looking into this guy as a reasonable non-drill option. Seems like like there are only cheap crappy ones are pretty pricey ones on the market.

No complaints, I use it even when not camping, it just comes in handy

 

[Seagull]

No complaints, I use it even when not camping, it just comes in handy

Appreciate it, thanks. They're about $800 monopoly money landed here in Canada, but I'm thinking they're worthwhile.

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

I did a bunch of miles on some nasty dirt roads this weekend and I think the trailgater was just about the only thing in my Bronco that wasn't rattling.

 

[mike12779]

Any updates after a couple months of use? I'm heavily looking into this guy as a reasonable non-drill option. Seems like like there are only cheap crappy ones are pretty pricey ones on the market.

I also installed this same table and probably added around 3k miles since it has been installed. Very solid without any rattles. The no drill was also what sold me on this and it does not feel like it is going anywhere.

 

[Seagull]

Thanks for helping to sell it guys; I think it's a worthwhile investment. The Ford one is a joke and the other drill ones do not impress me. The only other really nice one is the Goose Gear, but it's got even more Bronco Tax.

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