Rattle free TG table recommendation

[Area51BS]

Decided I can use one. Need recommendations for one and it must be rattle free if it exists. Thanks.

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[Hkak45]

I bought some cheap one on Amazon and just went to hardware store and replaced all the crappy bolts that comes with it with better grade bolts. Mine never rattles and is super secure now with the bolts I used. Here is the one I got and I've used it several trips over the last year and still works perfect. Just please don't trust the bolts on any of these cheap ones as they are crap and will break with any weight.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0B1CTCVY6?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

 

[CyberOrangeBadlands]

The Trailgater from Outback Adventure Products. No drill and no rattle.

 

[Area51BS]

The Trailgater from Outback Adventure Products. No drill and no rattle.

That’s a nice design. I like the wood extension.

 

[604Bronco]

I bought the Ford tailgate table - love it and no rattling.

 

[kimmnen]

The Trailgater from Outback Adventure Products. No drill and no rattle.

Agree, easy no issue, no-drill installation, still rattle free.

 

[KABQ]

I bought some cheap one on Amazon and just went to hardware store and replaced all the crappy bolts that comes with it with better grade bolts. Mine never rattles and is super secure now with the bolts I used. Here is the one I got and I've used it several trips over the last year and still works perfect. Just please don't trust the bolts on any of these cheap ones as they are crap and will break with any weight.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0B1CTCVY6?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

I just bought that same one yesterday. I figured the hardware would be junk, but thanks for letting us know just how bad it is.

 

[Hkak45]

I just bought that same one yesterday. I figured the hardware would be junk, but thanks for letting us know just how bad it is.

If you are only doing light weight stuff it may be fine but I didn't want to trust it so the $15 spent on better grade made in USA bolts was worth it to me. I just took all the bolts needed from the kit and drive to my local hardware store and got all new bolts and washers. I've had heavy lunch boxes and jugs of water and it doesn't budge at all

 

[Dadsquatch]

Mabett. No drill and rattle free. Even comes with some foam gasketing to further prevent rattle.

 

[F OR D]

Just throwing this out there if you are not married to having a mounted one.

• 1/3 the cost of the cheapest mounted one.
• Can put next to the tailgate OR anywhere else.
• If you are cooking no concern regarding heat or smoke.
• Packs up small.
• Does not rattle.
• Can use without your Bronco.
• No drilling or install time.*

*individual setup time takes around 2 minutes per use.

 

[nwGTS]

Mabett. No drill and rattle free. Even comes with some foam gasketing to further prevent rattle.

Same. I bought this. https://a.co/d/eByKcVr

The fasters on all joints needed tightening out of the box, but that only took two minutes to do It's rattle free now. I've used it a few times skiing. The main shelf holds a crockpot without issue and the extension holds the tableware. It's perfect. Mabett will refund you $80 is you ping them here with your receipt too.

 

[JediMcMuffin]

Just throwing this out there if you are not married to having a mounted one.

• 1/3 the cost of the cheapest mounted one.
• Can put next to the tailgate OR anywhere else.
• If you are cooking no concern regarding heat or smoke.
• Packs up small.
• Does not rattle.
• Can use without your Bronco.
• No drilling or install time.*

*individual setup time takes around 2 minutes per use.

You left out the part where it sits a solid foot lower. I have this folding table.

 

[KABQ]

I got mine primarily to hold tools while working. Using the trunk as a workspace annoys me, especially if I have other stuff back there. I can't wait to install it.

 

[F OR D]

You left out the part where it sits a solid foot lower. I have this folding table.

So do I and great point! ALPS and others make options that are higher and lower. Just an alt suggestion that a small, packable table is another great option that is flexible. Especially if you actually use your hitch, don't want your bronco stinking like a cookout, and being confined to the tailgate for usage.

 

[aea6574]

The Trailgater from Outback Adventure Products. No drill and no rattle.

Any thoughts on this over the GooseGear one?

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